December 2018 quarter unemployment increased to 4.3 percent, up from 4.0 percent in the September 2018 quarter while annual ordinary time hourly earnings for 2019 increased 3.1 percent.
Statistics New Zealand’s recent change in methodology for reporting migration data has brought to the fore the debate about providing timely data or accurate data.
The end of January marks the beginning of the school year, some parents will be reeling at the cost of sending their children off to get a "free" state funded education.
The release of the September quarter of the Australian National Accounts showed lower than expected GDP growth despite wage growth and a strong private sector.
New Zealand hits 3.82 million visitors in October 2018. Australians still make up the largest share of visitors, but Chinese visitors now represent 12 percent of total visitors.
National resident population estimates have been released by StatsNZ, giving insight into population change ahead of the census results being available.
A study of the size and scope of the Pacific economy in New Zealand, providing a foundation to understand the Pacific economy supporting further growth and development.
BERL has modeled the impacts of five tarakihi rebuild scenarios, which assessed the impact of each scenarios tarakihi stock levels and other fisheries.
The kaupapa was wider than business and trade – environmental concerns, building the indigenous leadership pipeline, and supporting communities were part of the kōrero.
The Government has recently announced that a new National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management will be developed alongside a National Environment Standard.
An audit to better understand the challenges councils face in supplying drinking water will also identify sector-level issues in delivering public drinking water.
The New Zealand economy is currently sitting precariously on several burning platforms. Some are simmering, some are smouldering, but some are outright sizzling.
