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New Zealand Economy - Page 6

When working a 68-hour week still doesn't cut it

With bills to pay and a baby on the way, Wellington parking warden Esau Taniela tackles a 68-hour working week to bring home $719, while his pregnant partner works three jobs. Ref. Source 6

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Subdued re-start for Cathedral Junction

Businesses in central Christchurch's recently reopened Cathedral Junction are struggling with slow trading. Ref. Source 7

New Zealand Economy History & Civil Business Politics

Welcome to the boom of 2014

Financial experts are united - next year could be a golden one for the New Zealand economy with all signs pointing to a prosperous 2014. Ref. Source 3

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Ship to boost iron-sands export volume

New Zealand's iron-sands exports will get a boost with the introduction of a third ship to service the Taharoa iron-sands mine. Ref. Source 9

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Quality reporting still required

The passing of the Financial Reporting Act 2013 might seem like an early Christmas present, but astute business owners should be aware that other requirements will remain to ensure that the preparation of quality financial reports is still essential. Ref. Source 4

New Zealand Economy

Economy rockstars or roadies?

New Zealand's economic boom is not filtering down to Michelle Manson and her family of five. Ref. Source 6

New Zealand Economy - Page 6

Meat and coal drag on export income

A grouping of large South Island export firms will not do as well in the 2013 year as they did in 2012, mainly because of poorer performance by some of the larger coal and meat exporters, says New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE). Ref. Source 6

New Zealand Economy Politics Business Civil & History - Page 6

Foreign firms are 'ripping off Kiwis'

Countdown claims Kiwis are being ripped off by multi-national companies charging substantially more for their products in this country than elsewhere. Ref. Source 9