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Some deeper concerns are not addressed in the Reserve Bank's self-assessment of its monetary policy, some commentators say. Audio

The new Auckland councillor will head the key committee charged with handling the city's budget deficit of $270 million.

Climate activist groups are welcoming the government's announcement of funding for loss and damage wrought by climate change on poorer countries.

National Party leader Christopher Luxon says the latest fuel sector shake-up is a "leap back to 1970s" while Energy Resources Aotearoa says the proposal is rife with fishhooks.

Takeover target Pushpay Holdings has announced its profits have more than halved with slower than expected customer growth despite a lift in revenue.

The Auckland mayor doesn't regard an 18 percent share in a company that isn't paying dividends to be a strategic asset, a spokesperson says.

The government's move is part of a suite of measures aimed at making the country's fuel system more secure and affordable.

A charity that supports fathers has been investigated after it unlawfully dished out tens of thousands of dollars in loans to a former trustee and continually failed to disclose the arrangement.

Many consumers are unaware free help is available when they have a complaint about a financial service, the FSCL financial ombudsman says.

The Productivity Commission will investigate how New Zealand's economy has coped with supply chain disruptions.

The government is being told if it is worried about banks' mega profits it should investigate whether its monetary policy decisions have played a part.