Got a gripe? New awards will shame under-performing businesses, products
They say there is no such thing as bad publicity, but in this case, that’s exactly what Consumer NZ is trying to achieve.
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Why New Zealand investors want a piece of Nvidia
We’re claiming our slice of the world’s newest most valuable company. Can it last?
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‘Renting is very expensive’ – NZ’s global distinction
Solo mum Cara says rent has been as much as half her income. Data shows she’s not alone.
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Air traffic control trainees now considered employees after intervention from workforce watchdog
Airways NZ will also calculate an appropriate amount of pay to be given to former trainees from the past six years.
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Economy limps out of recession as GDP grows 0.2%
NZ’s first-quarter was better than Australia’s – and enough to end a ‘technical recession’ – but lagged behind most trading partners.
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‘This is the medicine’ – Why are we in a downturn, and how do we get out?
How does this downturn compare to previous ones, what’s causing the squeeze, and is there a solution?
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Number of property deals remains subdued – CoreLogic
Buyers are “in the box seat” when negotiating prices as the number of houses for sale is 16 percent higher than last year.
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Franklin students wage war on carbon
Students are decarbonising their schools under an Auckland Council Sustainable Schools’ climate action programme.
Mana Ora was launched last year to inspire young people to plan school sustainability projects.
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Volunteers needed for new Emergency Response team in South Auckland
Do you live in South Auckland and want to help your community during an emergency response?
If so, we need your help!
Auckland Emergency Management is establishing a Response Team in the south and is looking for volunteers.
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Tax debt related to things like PAYE up almost 70% in two years
A sharp increase in tax debt is likely to reflect the pressure businesses are under, commentators say.
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