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All Body Shop stores close around country, 70 staff lose jobs
2 Apr 2025A message on the beauty retailer's website confirmed all retail locations were now permanently shut, and the online store was no longer processing orders.
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Ponsonby Road's KOL added to Auckland restaurant closures
2 Apr 2025Owners Sid and Chand Sahrawat will serve their last meals on Mother's Day before turning the tandoor-inspired spot into an "incubation" space.
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More than half of workers regret career choice
2 Apr 2025A survey of 1000 workers shows 54 percent wish they'd chosen a different path. Audio
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What to check in your KiwiSaver if Trump trouble hits
2 Apr 2025Now is a good time to assess whether your risk profile is appropriate for your needs. Audio
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Power bills set to surge as several higher charges take effect
2 Apr 2025Most Kiwis are paying too much for power and could offset the latest price rises if they switched providers or plans, an expert says. Audio
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Problems ahead unless government changes retirement policy - report
A researcher says whatever the approach, implementing changes will put a double burden on the working-age population.
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Rethink of tax on work perks
1 Apr 2025No one takes a job because they'll be paid a Christmas ham, tax expert says, so is it fair to tax them?
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New guidelines boost customer care from power companies
1 Apr 2025Power providers have contributed to the changes over the past decade.
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Refixing your home loan: Is it worth waiting?
1 Apr 2025Borrowers right now need rates to fall significantly to make waiting a better option than locking in.
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Will a dressing-room add value to your property?
In the UK, converting a bedroom could add more than $90,000, but will you get a return on your investment here?
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Consumers to foot the bill for rising cost of electricity network upgrades
1 Apr 2025Rising costs threaten to blow out the $6 billion budget companies are permitted to charge customers for upgrades to their networks over the next five years.
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Has the tobacco tax hit its limit?
In Australia, the tax take from tobacco is at 15-year lows, as smokers turn to illegal cigarettes. Could the same be happening here?
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Silver Fern Farms restructures, records another loss
The red meat company has recorded another bit loss, which it put down to low market pricing and "historically low" livestock flows in 2024.
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My Food Bag sees stronger second half year sales
1 Apr 2025Meal delivery service My Food Bag has returned to growth with stronger second half sales.
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GST on KiwiSaver saga draws to close
1 Apr 2025Inland Revenue has released guidance on how fund managers, including KiwiSaver providers, should interpret GST rules. Audio
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Data shows 'some hope' for property investors, though buyers still cautious
1 Apr 2025Given the economic uncertainty, realestate.co.nz spokesperson Vanessa Williams said it was understandable many Kiwis would hold off. Audio
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Europe heading towards emissions tax on dairy imports, expert says
1 Apr 2025DLA Piper partner Daniel Street says the breadcrumbs are being laid by Denmark, which promised its own farmers it would pursue EU-wide emissions pricing on greenhouse gases.
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Living wage to be increased to $28.95 per hour
The announcement comes as the minimum wage gets a $0.35 boost to $23.50 from 1 April.
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Rich-lister and ex-All Black push for new Western Springs stadium
1 Apr 2025Anna Mowbray and Ali Williams want a 12,500 seat stadium alongside community sport, high performance, med-tech, hospitality and live entertainment facilities.
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Dining out should be considered a luxury, says owner of closed restaurant
31 Mar 2025A Wellington restaurant owner who closed the doors for the final time this weekend believes meals are underpriced. Audio
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Auckland airport overcharging: 'Prices will still rise to pay for development'
31 Mar 2025Auckland Airport is cutting its fees after it was found it is overcharging by almost $200m. Audio
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'Better times lie ahead' for economy, but it won't be easy - ANZ survey
31 Mar 2025The improvement in the economy is looking set to be a bit of a slog, according to ANZ Bank's March survey.
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NZME directors 'have concerns' about Jim Grenon taking control
31 Mar 2025Grenon, a New Zealand resident since 2012, bought a 9.3 percent stake in NZME for just over $9 million early in March.
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Bank offers retirees loan to buy into village without selling house first
31 Mar 2025The offer for those waiting for a more favourable housing market comes at a price.
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