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Bollard Sees Slower New Zealand Growth on Delayed Quake Reconstruction Mark Ashcroft, partner at SEQEL, on how business leadership can resemble an Ironman endurance race: Things have been either challenging or flat-out tough for many New Zealand businesses over the past five years - especially in the... New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard to Step Down in September New Zealand central bank Governor Alan Bollard will quit in September, ending a decade-long tenure in which he raised interest rates to a record high before cutting them last year to the their lowest ever. Bollard Signals Longer New Zealand Rate Pause With Inflation Under Control New Zealand central bank Governor Alan Bollard signaled interest rates may stay at a record low for longer than he intended a month ago, citing inflation that’s “reassuringly” contained amid Europe’s debt crisis. Goldman Lured by New Zealand Windfall as Key Pushes State IPOs After a dearth of initial public offerings in the past decade, New Zealand is back on investment bankers’ radar screens as Prime Minister John Key prepares the biggest round of state asset sales in more than 20 years. Fran O'Sullivan: Fonterra must be a champion in China NZ dairy company Fonterra is at risk of being outclassed on its own home turf if it doesn't rapidly develop a strategy to launch high-quality New Zealand brands into the fast-growing Chinese markets.It's hard to credit why Fonterra... Tracey Martin, New Zealand First: Maiden Speech Firstly can I begin by congratulating you on your reappointment to the Speaker’s Chair and to take this moment to acknowledge this house. To recognise its importance, a whare where vital discussions are held and binding decisions are made but to also ... Vandals hit Matanaka Farm Buildings Vandalism to the Category I Matanaka Farm Buildings at Waikouaiti has angered the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT). New Zealand Windfall Lures Goldman as Key Pushes State IPOs After a dearth of initial public offerings in the past decade, New Zealand is back on investment bankers’ radar screens as Prime Minister John Key prepares the biggest round of state asset sales in more than 20 years. The Born This Way Ball Starring Lady Gaga Auckland, New Zealand, 10 February 2012 – Lady Gaga’s fans can buy tickets first to her highly anticipated Lady Gaga The Born This Way Ball Tour, exclusively through Visa Entertainment. |
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