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We mightn't rebound from the record low of June's quarter ... as well as we'd like

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17 September 2020

We mightn't rebound from the record low of June's quarter ... as well as we'd like

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An economist says we need to be looking to the long term - as the latest GDP results confirm we're officially in a recession
	17 Sep: An economist says we need to be looking to the long term - as the latest GDP results confirm we're officially in a recession... more

New Zealand is officially in its first recession for 11 years, a casualty of the Covid fallout hammering economies around the world
	17 Sep: New Zealand is officially in its first recession for 11 years, a casualty of the Covid fallout hammering economies around the world... more

ASB's chief economist says Treasury's been able to reflect the fact the country came out of lockdown a bit sooner than expected, and performed relatively well
	17 Sep: ASB's chief economist says Treasury's been able to reflect the fact the country came out of lockdown a bit sooner than expected, and performed relatively well... more

World governing body FIFA estimates football around the world will lose out on almost 21 billion dollars - a third of its value - in revenue because of the coronavirus pandemic
	17 Sep: World governing body FIFA estimates football around the world will lose out on almost 21 billion dollars - a third of its value - in revenue because of the coronavirus pandemic... more

The Director-General of Health denies the public was misled about flu vaccine distribution
	16 Sep: The Director-General of Health denies the public was misled about flu vaccine distribution... more

Wellington's CentrePort has reported a profit of nearly 15 million dollars in the past financial year
	16 Sep: Wellington's CentrePort has reported a profit of nearly 15 million dollars in the past financial year... more

A multi-million dollar boost for local government infrastructure budgets - through GST returns
	16 Sep: A multi-million dollar boost for local government infrastructure budgets - through GST returns... more

The country's posted a surplus for the first time in 11 years, meaning we earned more from the rest of the world ... than we spent
	16 Sep: The country's posted a surplus for the first time in 11 years, meaning we earned more from the rest of the world ... than we spent... more

A Christchurch woman who bought train tickets that didn't exist - is furious they're still being sold
	16 Sep: A Christchurch woman who bought train tickets that didn't exist - is furious they're still being sold... more

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