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The National Party's promise to scrap all the new taxes introduced by Labour since coming into power has been met with both praise and scepticism. Audio

Financial mentors are urging people to seek advice as many households remain under pressure due to the impacts of Covid-19.

Asian equity markets and the euro suffered heavy losses while oil prices jumped as investors took fright over the fire at the nuclear plant.

Not a cent of a new $3 million fund for victims of serious crimes has been spent despite applications opening up seven months ago.

New Zealand's state-owned investors are trying to sell some Russian assets.

The central bank's 2021 cash survey found nearly two-thirds of New Zealanders were using cash to pay for everyday things, compared with nearly everyone in 2017 and 2019.

The latest credit data from Centrix shows lending had become more restrictive since changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) came into effect in December, as the number of…

A "mix of outrage, disappointment and despair" is some health workers' reaction to news a court injunction has been filed to prevent their strike action.

A building company with 13 franchises nationwide is confident cash flow issues at its Otago operator is an isolated incident.

The average price at the fortnightly global dairy auction has risen to US$5065 a tonne.

The $170,000 of extra funding will help ease the pressure on the trust due to insurance hikes and the effects of Covid-19, say district councillors.

The head of the Reserve Bank says oil prices have been the most notable driver of inflation pressures for New Zealand.

House sellers have been smiling all the way to the bank but that is likely to change, according to a new report.