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Activity in the housing market is holding its own against the rising cost of borrowing

26 April 2024

Activity in the housing market is holding its own against the rising cost of borrowing

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A late night appeal has been filed over the High Court's ruling, the Children's Minister wouldn't need to front up to the Waitangi Tribunal
	25 Apr: A late night appeal has been filed over the High Court's ruling, the Children's Minister wouldn't need to front up to the Waitangi Tribunal... more

Solomon Islands election counting complete, as negotiation process to find a prime minister kicks off
	25 Apr: An intense period of political horse-trading is underway in Solomon Islands after no political party won enough seats in last week's election to form government on its own.... more

It's thought the cost-of-living crisis could bring a silver-lining to Kiwis student loans
	25 Apr: It's thought the cost-of-living crisis could bring a silver-lining to Kiwis student loans... more

Chris Hipkins says veteran support is an area of unfinished business for him
	25 Apr: Chris Hipkins says veteran support is an area of unfinished business for him... more

Some tourist hotspots across New Zealand will be exempt from Anzac trading laws this morning
	25 Apr: Some tourist hotspots across New Zealand will be exempt from Anzac trading laws this morning... more

The ABS won't be asking about ethnicity at the next census. Why do some experts say it's important?
	25 Apr: The ABS has scrapped plans to collect information about ethnicity in the 2026 census, and some experts say it is missing a huge opportunity.... more

Children's Minister Karen Chhour won't need to front the Waitangi Tribunal
	25 Apr: Children's Minister Karen Chhour won't need to front the Waitangi Tribunal... more

After a shock announcement in March, the Ministry for Disabled People has clarified its changes to spending rules
	24 Apr: After a shock announcement in March, the Ministry for Disabled People has clarified its changes to spending rules... more

The Children's Minister may find out today if she can be summoned to front the Waitangi Tribunal
	24 Apr: The Children's Minister may find out today if she can be summoned to front the Waitangi Tribunal... more

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