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OPINION: Exports have exceeded expectations for decades. Why hasn't the economy delivered?

OPINION: Why Winston Peters is wrong in targeting Indians over the India trade deal.

NZHerald Business Editor at Large, Liam Dann joins The Front Page to break down the latest figures relating to unemployment.

The latest data show 165,000 people now out of work but more jobs are being created

Hailed as a game-changer for the sector, put under by Callahan Innovation, owes $475,000.

An Allevia denial follows a possible Tāmaki Healthcare sale to Aussies for about $400m.

Trade creditors are owed $381,000. A $132,600 loan is outstanding. IRD wants $50 – PKF.

The changes follow a call for action from the Government.

Seek's latest employment report shows job ads fell for the first time in more than a year.

Plans submitted for fast-track refer to the project's height as being a marker and a plus.

Joe Leggat was given a box containing his prize ... keys to a new house.

Ouch. Turning down an invitation to the ceremony marking the $2b Mainland event hurt.

CBRE agents have made deals totalling $118.5 million.

Westpac's confidence index rose 3.9 points to 93.8 in the December quarter.

Iain Rennie on where growth is coming from, and what he believes needs to change.

OPINION: As if we don't have enough to worry about right now, we're all getting older.

'A stronger economy unlocks the health and education system we all want.'

OPINION: Many top New Zealand roles never appear on job sites or public listings.

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann answers reader questions about economics.

For many workers, it's getting hard to know what's worse, a tech wreck or tech success.

Te Waihorotiu Station and the CRL promise to transform central Auckland travel.

The economy is growing again, but can it last, and what should we watch out for?

OPINION: Data shows defensive habits like blame and over-control quietly erode results.

OPINION: Squeezed by two kinds of bad economy at once – economists call it stagflation.

The country's busiest commercial builder secured $1.2 billion of work last year.

Who's still got money to buy $1.8b of properties in 2025? An exclusive list answers that.

OPINION: Why New Zealand quietly became the country I chose to call home.

'I think it would be a mistake to count on any swift economic turnaround,' says Reding.

'Level of detail and how each floor of the store works is incredible,' says Mike Beagley.