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Falling birth rates raise prospect of sharp decline in living standards

Financial Times: Warnings people must produce more and work longer to plug growth gap.

Zuru going into ex-Spark HQ on Victoria St West

200 staff will shift next month but later this year 250 will be in new HQ.

Air NZ’s regional network boosted with new aircraft

Global engine maintenance problems have stretched the airline's domestic network.

Stocks for Christmas: Sharesies has record investing at end of 2024

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Kennards Hire optimistic on post-recession outlook as inquiries grow

Kennards Hire is seeing inquiries grow for equipment, as its competitor reported a loss.

Roger Partridge: How did we end up so asset-rich but service-poor?

OPINION: Despite our wealth our prosperity trails behind Australia and Ireland.

Devonport $400m intensification plan fast-track application: New apartments, shops, offices

Major intensification plans show the Devonport spots in line for change.

Market close: NZ sharemarket buoyed by rise from tourism and Auckland airport

Auckland airport, Tourism Holdings and Millennium and Copthorne Hotels NZ all rose.

Loss of 190 jobs at ProLink, recruiter owes $3.8m

Migrants lose jobs at company linked to woman previously jailed over fake birth documents.

US bans imports from dozens of Chinese firms over 'forced labour'

Uyghur forced labour claims have consequences for mining, textiles and solar industries.

TV rights upheaval: Sky in line for critical All Blacks deal and then a possible takeover

NZ rugby TV rights are now open to negotiation for global streamers: What are fans in for?

Mortgage calls: When will borrowers see value in long term rates again?

Some may accept short-term pain for long-term gain.

Meta to lay off 3600 employees in performance-based cuts

Sackerberg? Those identified as low performers will be fired.

South Africa illegal gold mine death toll hits 36

Blinded by the summer sun, haggard survivors staggered across the soil.

Trump says he will create ‘External Revenue Service’ for tariffs

But who will foot the bill on tariffs?

Inside Economics: Why can’t we fix our mortgage for 30 years like Americans?

Liam Dann answers reader questions about economics.

‘Full throttle’ - IRD steps up January liquidations for unpaid tax

Inland Revenue confirmed a busy start to the year with the number of court applications.

Simon Bridges: Lack of economic growth New Zealand’s No 1 issue in 2025

OPINION: NZ's urgent economic crisis isn't public debt.