The three middle-to-high spending household groups experienced the highest increase in annual living costs of all of the 13 household groups.
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Statistics New Zealand
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Inflation is always a topic of interest for economists and affects all areas of our lives from the grocery bill to house prices.
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Shopless
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Auckland — It is a good time to be a builder serving in the Auckland area. July 2019 data released by Quotable Value showed that house prices in Auckland were down 2.7% over the past 12 months (compared to July 2018)
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Superior Renovations
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With most people coming back from their annual break this is a good time to contact Collins Plumbing, Gas & Heating for those maintenance plumbing and renovations projects.
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Beckie Wright
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Hurdleys Office Furniture has introduced a new selection of soft seating products from Konfurb – a trusted brand in the office furniture industry.
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Beckie Wright
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We Assemble is a New Zealand-based company that aims at making life simpler and easier for all New Zealanders by helping them assemble their BBQ’s, outdoor furniture, house furniture, gym equipment, office furniture, garden sheds, flat-pack furniture, shelving and storage systems.
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Beckie Wright
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As if Design Concepts Outdoor Furniture wasn’t already popular enough, they have now come up with a blanket 20% off all floor stock models, (excluding custom orders and part sets or mixed sets).
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Beckie Wright
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Despite Subaru’s new generation Impreza 2.0 Sport being packed with fresh, innovative features, including EyeSight® safety technology, it will remain priced at a very sharp $29,990.
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Beckie Wright
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Why is the gap between the rich and the poor growing faster in NZ than in other OECD countries? Award-winning documentary maker Bryan Bruce answers this question in the documentary Mind The Gap: A Special Report on Inequality.
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infonews.co.nz
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Builders are struggling to find work despite repeated reports that the rebuild is ramping up.
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Ali Jones PR and Communications
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Under-35s lead contactless and mobile payment adoption Auckland, 25 June 2013 – Cheques, cash and charge cards are becoming endangered species as Kiwis move away from those more traditional payment methods in favour of credit, ATM and debit cards and direct transfers, with many giving contactless payments a go.
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Porter Novelli
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The BusinessNZ Planning Forecast indicates that the New Zealand economy is gaining traction.
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Business NZ
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Wanaka — Findings from a detailed audience survey conducted by the Southern Lakes Festival of Colour emphasise the enduring popularity of the biennial celebration of art, music, theatre and conversation as well as the important economic benefit it brings to the region.
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EveNZ
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The latest regional economic update report provides a useful summary of how well the regions are performing, but once again it shows how poorly we are at taking ‘game changing’ decisions to get action on the big issues.
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Auckland Chamber of Commerce
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Shoppers in New Zealand spent more using debit and credit cards in February 2013, Statistics New Zealand said today.
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Statistics New Zealand
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Picton — Mayor Alistair Sowman has asked Hon Gerry Brownlee, Minister of Transport, to release a report prepared by Covec Limited on the likely economic impacts on Marlborough of a new ferry terminal at Clifford Bay.
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Marlborough District Council
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Economic activity, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP), was up 0.2 percent in the September 2012 quarter, Statistics New Zealand said today.
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Statistics New Zealand
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The economy remains on track for moderate growth over the next few years, despite growth predictably easing a little in the September quarter, Finance Minister Bill English says.
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Bill English
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The Government’s economic plan to deliver a faster-growing economy, more jobs and a return to surplus remains on track, despite ongoing uncertainty in many parts of the world, Finance Minister Bill English says.
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Bill English
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Banks, mass debt, and monetary reform – the big picture goes public.
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Simone-Louise Lalande
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