Lacan explains why the tough guys of fiscal politics are so emotional right now

New Zealand is probably one of the only countries in the world where owning a supermarket can put someone on the rich list, a grocery supplier and distributor says.

Recent spikes in global oil prices and bond yields appear to be increasing the possibility the Reserve Bank will need to hike the Official Cash Rate again in October.

Senior journalist Paula Penfold examines an NZ First candidate’s abortion claims against the law, official data and medical practice.

The number of people in apprenticeships and workplace training hit a 15-year low last year and continued falling in the first quarter of the year.

Mince, milk, butter, power and rates have all climbed much faster than wages over the past two years.

Grey Power wants government policies to address the needs of an increasing number of older New Zealanders struggling to meet the most basic living expenses.

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The cost of living - and rising grocery bills in particular - is proving a big barrier to New Zealanders saving, according to a new report from Kiwibank.

Aotearoa's main malt supplier announced it will close its Marton mill, leaving the district with one less employer and local growers, farmers and workers facing uncertain futures come September.

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