‘Such a burden’: Parents hit with unanticipated tax bill
Employees on paid parental leave are shocked to find they owe Inland Revenue thousands of dollars.
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Applicants say job hunting like ‘The Hunger Games’ as labour market tightens
Job applicants say applying for roles in tight labour market is hard going.
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What went wrong for The Warehouse?
Is Kmart, high salaries, or something else to blame?
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Survey attempts to pin down how AI may change the way we work
AI Forum is working with Victoria University and Callaghan Innovation to measure the impact of artificial intelligence on business.
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Rents dropping, housing stock on the rise: What is happening with the NZ housing market this week?
Analysis – Rents are dropping and more houses are available. But how soon before bright-line test changes have an impact?
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Walking School Bus awards mark 25-year recognition of selfless volunteers
Originally started by an Auckland bus operator, picked up by Auckland City Council and Launched with Gladstone Primary in 1999, the Waka Waewae or Walking School Bus has become a community institution led by thousands of mums, dads, grandparents,… Continue reading
Huia 1 watermain ninety per cent complete
Watercare’s new Huia 1 watermain, stretching from Auckland’s western reservoirs in Titirangi to Newmarket, is on track to be in service by April next year – with 90% of the pipeline now in the ground.
Once complete, the $143 million watermain will supp… Continue reading
Investment funds help NZ tech sector defy pessimistic business environment
The start-up technology sector appears to be thriving despite the downturn in the wider economy.
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Kathmandu owner pins hopes on improved seasonal demand
KMD Brands is looking to counter weak consumer spending.
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Banks deny market manipulation in trading government bonds
The Financial Markets Authority confirmed it has received complaints.
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