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Why Gen Z isn't aspiring to leadership roles (yet)
17 Jun 2025A recent study found that only six percent of Gen Z workers aspire to leadership roles in the workplace. The reasons for that are many.
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Trump sons announce Trump Mobile
17 Jun 2025The new wireless service is being marketed to the president's supporters in competition with major phone carriers like AT&T and Verizon and smartphone makers like Apple and Samsung.
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House sellers 'keen to move on' driving increase in sales
17 Jun 2025But buyers are taking their time about their decisions.
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Are we headed for '2020s stagflation'?
17 Jun 2025The effects of the Israel-Iran conflict are already being felt at the petrol pumps.
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Housing market remains mired, report shows
Quotable Value operations manager James Wilson says prices and sales were not changing much - but there were signs of tentative confidence.
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How long will better times for renters last?
Average rent across the country dropped $27 a week in May, compared to last year.
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Why disposable vapes will vanish from stores this week
16 Jun 2025Explainer - What exactly is being banned? What are the new rules? And what does it mean for the industry and vapers? Audio
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Why you can't deposit cash into someone else's account at the bank
16 Jun 2025You can do lots of things at a bank, but this probably isn't one of them.
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Australian firm makes bid to buy Tourism Holdings, values it at more than $500m
16 Jun 2025Campervan company Tourism Holdings has received an acquisition offer from across the Tasman.
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Matariki public holiday: What you need to know
16 Jun 2025Matariki, Aotearoa's newest public holiday, is marked this Friday. Here's what you need to know about what's open and what's not.
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'Economy hits a brick wall' as services sector continues to decline - economist
16 Jun 2025"If there was ever an argument for the provision of further stimulus from the central bank, then this is it."
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Du Val property group collapse goes to the High Court
16 Jun 2025The collapsed Du Val property group is in the High Court today in a bid to fight the moves that ultimately led to it being put in statutory management. Audio
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The foods that are costing more
16 Jun 2025A steady rise in wholesale grocery prices is driving up the cost of a wide range of products.
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More claim social development benefits during May
14 Jun 2025Most of the increase is due to people accessing JobSeeker support.
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How Trump makes his money, revealed
US President Donald Trump reported hundreds of millions of dollars in income from memecoins, golf clubs and licensing ventures in a public financial disclosure report.
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Are we over 'the recession the Reserve Bank made us have?'
14 Jun 2025Kiwibank economists say recovery is coming, but it's taking a lot longer than expected.
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Do I have to pay for my partner's care? - Ask Susan
14 Jun 2025RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
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Tourism operators at war with council over tourism funding cuts
13 Jun 2025Tourism operators across the district are boycotting Whakatāne District Council for cutting funding to Tourism Bay of Plenty.
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The jobs New Zealanders are no longer doing
13 Jun 2025Service station attendants, mail clerks and shoe manufacturers among jobs lost.
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Du Val property group heads to court to fight decision to put it into receivership
13 Jun 2025Some subbies still owed money in the Du Val collapse say their companies have barely survived and they doubt they will ever see a cent.
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'It reverberates': Air NZ boss on Air India tragedy
13 Jun 2025Greg Foran, who has just returned from New Delhi, says everyone in the airline sector is affected by the crash overnight. Audio
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Manufacturing reversal shows economy could 'come to a grinding halt' - economist
13 Jun 2025The recovery in the manufacturing sector has hit a wall, with one economist saying it can't be blamed all on Trump's tariffs.
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Why haven't we noticed our KiwiSaver recovering?
13 Jun 2025Markets are at record levels, but no one believes it, one fund manager says
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NZ-Dutch company Dawn Aerospace sells its first spaceplane
13 Jun 2025Dawn chief executive Stefan Powell said it was "huge" for the company and the industry.
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