Future of currency: New Zealand says yes to cold, hard cash
The future of money is more certain with strong public support for cold, hard cash.
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Consumer confidence survey indicates ‘uncomfortable ride’ for retailers – ANZ
Consumer confidence has lifted from its record low but remains deeply pessimistic.
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Agencies have concerns over proposed tourism firm takeover
The proposed takeover of a campervan operator is still being considered by Australian and New Zealand commerce regulators, who have concerns.
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Demand for business loans down for third consecutive quarter – Equifax
Falling business confidence and the effects of the Omicron outbreak continues to weigh on firms’ appetite to borrow.
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Car dealers raise concerns over Clean Car Scheme emissions data
A Christchurch car dealer claims mistakes with emissions data in the Clean Car Scheme have cost him $100,000 and counting.
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Can you candidate? Yes, you can!
Local councils are the level of government closest to the community. From transport to infrastructure, libraries to sporting facilities, emergency management to parks through to waste and environmental protection, the council plays a vital role in our… Continue reading
Lawyer objects to employers paying for public holidays of workers on ACC
An employment lawyer says it is completely wrong to tell companies to pay workers for public holidays if they are on ACC.
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Increased Public Transport needed to meet growth challenge in Whau, says local board
Whau needs more feeder bus services, an increase in frequency of trains and provision of a park and ride building in New Lynn to meet the challenge of growth in the area, says Whau Local Board.
In its feedback on Auckland Council’s Transport Emissions…. Continue reading
Journey from utilitarian underpass to ground-breaking art
It’s a demonstration of resilience, artistry and resolve.
Undaunted by the challenges of a global pandemic, Auckland Council’s Public Art team and Development Programme Office have worked side by side with artist Graham Tipene (Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei) and… Continue reading
New artist’s impressions cue Myers Park metamorphosis
Today, 28 April, Auckland Council has unveiled artists’ impressions of a groundbreaking new work of public art set to transform a utilitarian underpass at the northern end of Myers Park into an interactive experience of light and sound, opening this… Continue reading