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Labour call on bank OCR cuts 'dumb idea' - English
Labour's suggestion to force banks to pass on Official Cash Rate cuts is a 'pretty dumb idea', finance minister Bill English says.
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Interest rates will fall if inflation expectations drop
The Reserve Bank is reiterating it will cut interest rates further if consumers and businesses keep thinking low inflation is here to stay.
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Canterbury fires: 'We watched the house burn'
A Canterbury man who watched the home he grew up in burn down yesterday says he's not sure it will be insured because the fire was a burn-off. Audio
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BNZ economist unimpressed by RBNZ
The RBNZ took most people by surprise with its rate cut yesterday and in large part that was because a month ago the governor Graeme Wheeler gave a speech which by common agreement hosed down… Audio
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Exporters welcome rate cut
Dairy farmers and manufacturers are welcoming yesterday's cut in the cost of borrowing by the Reserve Bank.
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The Verlaines live at NZ Festival 2016
Nearly 35 years after the Flying Nun record label helped take the "Dunedin Sound" to the rest of the country and then the world, the 2016 New Zealand Festival brings two of its most well-known bands… Audio
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The OCR: What the experts are tipping
The Reserve Bank will tomorrow release its first detailed look at the economy for 2016, and there's one question on everyone's lips: Will it cut the Official Cash Rate?
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Arthur Taylor: criminal mastermind or justice crusader?
Police Commissioner Mike Bush once described Arthur Taylor as "a criminal with no moral or social conscience". Now the career crook claims he's on the right side of justice.
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Real estate agent escapes punishment over coalmine
A real estate agent who sold a house 500 metres from the site of a planned coalmine without warning the buyers has escaped punishment.
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RBNZ Gov not fixated on low headline inflation rate
The Governor of the Reserve Bank, Graeme Wheeler, hosed down notions of interest rate cuts any time soon in a key speech yesterday. Audio
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Wheeler moves to cool OCR speculation
Reserve Bank Graeme Wheeler is not fixated on the low headline inflation rate but may cut interest rates further if a global economic downturn threatens New Zealand, he says.
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Black Caps set world record with victory
Records take a back seat for Kane Williamson as the Black Caps captain prepares for series decider against Pakistan in Wellington.
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NZ's year of extreme weather
It may be hard to believe - especially for the thousands who have had their homes and businesses flooded this year - but 2015 was actually drier than normal.
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Junior rugby players to be tested for drugs
Top-flight college rugby teams are to be tested for performance enhancing drugs, under plans being drawn up by the anti-doping agency. Audio
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School rugby targeted for drug testing
First XV rugby teams will be tested for performance enhancing drugs, under plans being drawn up by the anti-doping agency.
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Pilot who flew to rescue fined $6000
A helicopter pilot who helped rescue two hunters has been convicted and fined nearly $6000 for flying while his licence was suspended. Audio
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Retirement savings squeezed by low OCR
The latest drop in the Official Cash Rate could put the squeeze on retirement savings, with those nearing retirement and the elderly worried about the low rate.
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RBNZ signals further OCR cuts unlikely
The Reserve Bank has delivered a widely-expected rate cut to return the OCR to its historic low of 2.5 percent but has signalled this may be as low as it goes.
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Martin Phillipps and Graeme Downes: Dunedin double
Founders of Dunedin bands The Chills and The Verlaines, respectively, who have pursued musical careers since the early 1980s and will perform at the 2016 New Zealand Festival. Audio
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Tasmanian bikie fights deportation to NZ
A former Rebels bikie boss jailed for trafficking methamphetamine is fighting deportation to New Zealand.
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Kathy Cross to umpire ICC tournament
New Zealand's Kathy Cross is one of four women umpires selected to officiate at the upcoming ICC Women's World Twenty20 qualifying tournament in Bangkok.
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Caution urged over predator-free vision
Some ecologists are warning the push for New Zealand to become predator-free could do more harm than good to native wildlife. Audio
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High hopes for algae-based supplement
A New Zealand nutraceutical company hopes an energy supplement derived from algae will be a springboard to world markets.
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Parole changes better for victims, says board chair
Victims will get a better deal under a toughened up law that gives convicted criminals fewer chances to gain parole, the Parole Board chairman says.