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Ageing population will push interest rates lower, RBNZ says
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RBNZ says ageing population could drive interest rates lower
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Banking and investment behaviour faces considerable change as the population ages
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Battling the flood of drugs at Auckland Airport
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Is it worth paying a real estate agent to sell your house?
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More Kiwis signing up for health insurance despite surge in premiums
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Health insurance crunch prompts calls for fringe benefit tax break
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New research argues for changes to Fringe Benefit Tax
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Venture capital market hot again, Icehouse Ventures boss says, as new fund feeds on golden visas
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‘Great’ opening day for Mosgiel bakery
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Developers’ tower dreams die with mortgagee sale
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Fog disrupts, cancels dozens of flights in and out of South Island airports
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GDT: Prices up, but cheddar slumps
Milk powder demand restores GDT momentum
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Should KiwiSaver be opened to investment property?
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Nicola Willis is encouraged Commerce Commission has taken Foodstuffs North Island to court
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'Cartel conduct': Commerce Commission to take grocery giants to court over supplier dealings
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Proceedings filed against major grocers for alleged cartel conduct
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Supermarkets impervious to bad headlines and court fines
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Chch contractor in liquidation owes $2.6m
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NZ's $32m satellite mission unresponsive, Space Minister silent
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Space Minister Judith Collins goes to ground over alleged government failures managing NZ's first space mission
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MethaneSat down: how New Zealand space ambitions fell off the radar
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What went wrong with MethaneSat – and who should answer for it?
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The Bezos-funded climate satellite is lost in space
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Reserve Bank braces for another recession
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The shocking truth behind the death of Jaffas – a Spinoff investigation
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NZ bodycare founder Tanné Snowden: 'Living with endometriosis doesn't mean you're broken'
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Long-time Timaru retailer to pull the plug
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Tauranga airline grounded for 10 days by CAA
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Minister considers compensation for owners of banned bitcoin ATMs
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Compliance with anti-money laundering law to be simplified
Anti-money laundering crackdown: Cryptocurrency ATMs used to ‘launder cash from drug sales’ to be banned
By Jamie Ensor
New Zealand Government Want to Ban Crypto ATMs in AML/CFT Regime Overhaul
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New Zealand bans crypto ATMs in crackdown on criminal cash conversions
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Work, Interrupted: Is 50 the new 60? Older workers battling algorithms to get CVs seen
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Fashion retailer Country Road closing some Australian stores: Is New Zealand affected?
Iconic retailer shuts flagship store
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The new Whittaker’s Banana Caramel block, reviewed
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Whittaker’s unveils new a-peeling chocolate block
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Whittakers release new limited edition flavour 'Banana Caramel'
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IndiGo Adds More One-Stop Flights to Australia and New Zealand
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Vintage Remuera villa gets ultimate modern makeover
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Tech giants scramble to meet AI's looming energy crisis
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America's largest power grid is struggling to meet demand from AI
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US utilities plot big rise in electricity rates as data centre demand booms
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AI is eating up Pennsylvania's power, governor threatens to pull state from the grid — new plants aren't being built fast enough to keep up with demand
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