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Wellingtonians on Government, Reserve Bank stoush
Finance Minister Grant Robertson wants the Reserve Bank to tell him if house price stability should be a bigger part of the bank's thinking.
Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr says he'll get back to… Audio
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Reserve Bank could do more on housing prices - Robertson
The Government's plea for help to cool the housing market has had a tepid response from the Reserve Bank.
It's told Finance Minister Grant Robertson it already takes house prices into consideration… Audio
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Critics pick holes in government plea to Reserve Bank
Critics have been quick to pick holes in the Government's surprise plea for the Reserve Bank to help cool the rampant housing market.
The Bank's Governor has told the Finance Minister it already… Audio
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Reserve Bank Governor pushes back on criticism
The Reserve Bank Governor is coming under attack from Opposition politicians this morning.
ACT leader David Seymour says Adrian Orr is a liability because he's unconventional and a risk-taker.
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Top Stories for Thursday 12 November 2020
Audio 12 Nov 2020Act leader David Seymour says the Reserve Bank is pursuing an unconventional and irresponsible monetary policy and has described Governor Adrian Orr as a "liability". Mr Orr joins us to discuss if… Audio
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Chance listeria cases cause will never be found
The investigation into the source of the three cases of listeria in Tauranga this week is still ongoing, but there is a likelihood the cause will never be found.
One person died and two others were… Audio
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One dead, two hospitalised after listeria hits in Tauranga
One person has died and two people have been hospitalised with listeria in Tauranga, prompting a warning to pregnant women and others at risk.
Public health authorities say the person who died had an… Audio
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Economy bad, but could be worse - Reserve Bank
The economy is fragile, but it could be worse: That's from the Reserve Bank, which left the official cash rate and zero point two five yesterday.
Governor Adrian Orr is leaving the door open to lower… Audio
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Coronavirus: Adrian Orr confident NZ financial system can handle virus blow
Audio 28 May 2020Bad debts and super-stressed household budgets are on the horizon.
The Reserve Bank says New Zealand's financial system is strong enough to withstand the impact of the Covid-19 virus.
Adrian Orr… Audio
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Coronavirus: Reserve Bank moves to quantitative easing
After making an emergency cut to the Official Cash Rate last week to an all-time low of 0.25percent, the Reserve Bank is taking further steps to cushion the economic impact of the Coronavirus… Audio
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Covid-19: Economist on official cash rate cut
The Reserve Bank has cut its benchmark interest rate, to support the economy against the impact of the Covid-19 virus. The central bank cut its official cash rate to 0.25 percent from one percent.
… Audio
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Six kea dead after 1080 drop
Six kea in Otago have been killed after a drop of the pesticide 1080 - with the Department of Conservation waiting on post-mortem results to determine whether they ingested the poison.
The kea were… Audio
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Yoghurt company lucky listeria didn't get into products - expert
A food safety expert says "The Collective" yoghurt company, Epicurean Dairy, was very lucky listeria didn't get into its products and onto supermarket shelves.
The company and two directors have been… Audio
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Reserve Bank head criticised for shocking the market
Adrian Orr's leadership style at the Reserve Bank is under fire from an economics professor who says the governor's desire to court celebrity status by shocking the markets will damage confidence in… Audio
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Sir John Key may be forced to stand down from banking role
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key could be forced to stand down from one of his banking roles rather than chair both the ANZ in New Zealand and sit on the board of its parent bank in Australia… Audio
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E-scooter injuries like those from car crashes - study
A new study published this morning in the Medical Journal shows e-scooter crashes are causing the types of injuries associated with car crashes. It's found the injured are clogging up already… Audio
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Early Business News for 4 July 2019
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Pharmac diabetes medicine 'third world' - expert
A leading diabetes expert has slammed Pharmac for its approach to Type Two Diabetes - saying access to medicines for the disease is at a third world level in New Zealand and lives are being lost… Audio
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Cash rate cut an incentive to spend?
Speaking earlier to Gyles Beckford, the Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr said there's now an incentive for people to start spending more. ANZ bank chief economist Sharon Zollner discusses the issues… Audio
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Business News for 9 May 2019
The Governor of the Reserve Bank of NZ, Adrian Orr, explains why it cuts its cash rate and whether there might more to come in an extended interview.
Audio
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MPI hopes $1m fine slapped on fishing company sends message
The Ministry for Primary Industries hopes a fine given to a fishing company in Napier sends a clear message to others thinking of flouting the law. Hawkes Bay Seafoods, along with its directors Nino… Audio
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New Zealanders get a shot at American Football
New Zealanders hoping to break into the lucrative world of American Football have had their first chance to show they have what it takes. Gridiron's ruling body, the National Football League, ran the… Audio
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Farmwatch, SAFE not reassured by MPI response
Earlier in the programme, the Ministry of Primary Industries defended its response to allegations of a Northland sharemilker beating his cows. Disturbing video of the abuse was viewed around the… Audio
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MPI defends actions in cow-beating case
The Ministry of Primary Industries is rejecting accusations that it is incompetent when it comes to animal welfare issues. Farmwatch, a farm monitoring group, has published footage of a sharemilker… Audio
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M bovis: Govt cracks down on farmers not tracking animals
The government is cracking down on farmers who continue to break the rules around animal identification and tracking. Failure to use the Nait system and track all animal movements on and off farms has… Audio
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Māori wards rejected in all four referendums
A campaigner pushing for Māori to have a voice on local councils is promising she won't give up the fight. Māori wards have been rejected following five binding referendums across the country. A… Audio
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Reserve Bank governor brings new style to the role
The Reserve Bank's new governor, Adrian Orr, made his debut yesterday on interest rates. As expected, Mr Orr left the official cash rate unchanged at 1 point 75 percent, and signalled the cost of… Audio
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Business News for 11 May 2018
RBNZ Gov. Adrian Orr gathers the plaudits for maiden statement. Xero headed into the black ... eventually. Shareholders' Assn. calls for CBL liquidation. Audio
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Grant Robertson discusses Reserve Bank changes
The Reserve Bank now has a new set of riding instructions, and must think about maximising employment as well as keeping inflation low. On Monday Finance Minister Grant Robertson and the new governor… Audio
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Changes to the way interest rates are set to be revealed
Changes to the way interest rates are set will be revealed this morning. Finance Minister Grant Robertson and incoming Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr will sign the customary policy targets agreement… Audio