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Jarden Brief: Sydney house prices hit fresh highs

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

The signs that you're heading for burnout at work

The inability to switch off is hurting workers around the world.

Zuru sends new team members into the bush to become great leaders

Disruptive company Zuru credits Outward Bound with creating great leaders and attitudes.

Jarden Brief: EV rebate scheme announcement hits Z Energy

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Opinion: World on cusp of biggest inflation scare in decades

Pent-up demand is creating severe price pressures.

Out of Workers: Solving the riddle of New Zealand's labour shortage

Efforts a resetting immigration policy run the risk of a pear-shaped labour market.

How much energy does Bitcoin actually consume?

Bitcoin uses as much energy as a small country.

'Mental anguish'- Call to extend work visa, too little, too late

Government has announced 'last minute' a visa extension for seasonal staff

Jarden Brief: US inflation rises at fastest rate since 2008

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Brian Fallow: Giant-sized water bills on the way

Cost of fixing water infrastructure is likely to be even bigger than forecast.

Treasury's Budget forecasts already surpassed

Tax revenue was higher; labour market conditions were better, latest figures show.

Josie Pagani: No Roger, NZ wages haven't really gone up

Opinion: If high wages cause unemployment then everyone in Norway should be out of work.

Jarden Brief: Australian market surges to 100-day record

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Kiwi dollar tipped to rise on stronger post-Covid recovery

Fitch Solutions tips the kiwi dollar to rise as economy improves through next 18 months.

Jarden Brief: Australia's GDP stronger than expected

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Opinion: Why new Fair Pay Agreements claims don't compute

OPINION: New Zealand's labour markets are working well for both firms and workers.

Chris Keall: Why the Reserve Bank data breach report falls short

Where the dressing-down falls short.

Unemployment insurance: How it could work

The Budget promised an unemployment insurance scheme, now the hard work begins.