Press Release – Takeovers Panel. The Panels decision turned on whether, at the time of the acquisitions, Mr Grenon was an associate of Spheria Asset Management Pty Limited, the ...

Unemployment is usually a lag indicator of the economic bad news and, while its too early to say the bad news has stopped, its encouraging that the number was stable rather than increasing, as had ...

Job losses remain stubbornly high under National, as their attack on jobs, wages, and women rages on. “This is the cost of a Government that governs by cuts: more Kiwis out of work and leaving for ...

The latest job market statistics show that unemployed people are being failed by a Government more focused on punishing the poor than creating jobs. “This Government for the rich is failing unemployed ...

Powered by Qntrl, PAM360 brings native automation capabilities that eliminate the need for third-party tools. Its deep ...

SociaLink Chief Executive Liz Davies has released a statement on the pay equity bill being rushed through Parliament this week. SociaLink Chief Executive Liz Davies said she is incredibly disappointed ...

The Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) says the $110,000 fine imposed on Port Nelson, following a stevedore’s terrifying 12-metre fall from a container ship, shows the urgent need for stronger ...

The weakness of current economic growth is also being reflected in the wage data. Total weekly gross earnings rose by less than inflation at 2.4% annually. Youth unemployment continues to rise.

Recently, Metal Art and Replas NZ created custom seating for Hillary Court in Naenae using recycled plastic and Corten steel.

The move into horticulture began with the development of Tara Orchard in partnership with Ohuia Incorporation. That success ...

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 5.1 percent in the March 2025 quarter, unchanged from last quarter, according to figures released by Stats NZ today. “Seasonally adjusted levels of ...

BNZ has reported a 4.8% decrease in underlying profit for the six months to 31 March 2025 to $1,075 million, reflecting a challenging economic environment and a highly competitive banking sector.