Inflation may be back within the Reserve Bank's target band, but the experience of the past few years has changed the economy in ways that have been described as "seismic".
The Accident Compensation Corporation has slumped to a $7.2 billion full-year deficit, as the scheme blames court decisions for expanding its boundaries and as it expects higher costs.
More "realistic" house sellers are finding buyers - and there's a warning that anyone expecting lower interest rates to mean higher prices right away could be disappointed.
The Diamond Princess, with a capacity of 2670 passengers, makes it way to the dock at Port Chalmers, marking the start of the cruise ship season for Dunedin.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is promising his party’s proposed $100 billion ‘‘future fund’’ will not be paid for with asset sales, but may involve cutting taxes for offshore investors.
A Queenstown-based residential construction business, placed in liquidation earlier this month, owes more than $177,000, the first liquidators’ report shows.