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How an FCAC could help reduce alcohol harm in New Zealand
Thousands of young New Zealanders have been taught basic financial literacy because of a charitable trust that began life at the Business School’s Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Yesterday a journalist from 1 NEWS published statistics reflecting the sharp decline in tobacco sales since 2016.
Police Minister Stuart Nash is over inflating how many sworn Police Officers are on the force and he’s misleading New Zealanders, National’s Police spokesperson Brett Hudson says.
Customs collected $15.543 billion in revenue on behalf of the Crown in the year to 30 June 2019 - up 8.1 per cent, or just over $1 billion, on the previous 12-month period.
The huge increase in hardship grants paid out in the last quarter shows this Labour-led Government’s policies are making life harder for Kiwis, National’s Social Development spokesperson Louise Upston says.
Two Hamilton brothers have been sent to prison for significant tax and charities fraud.
The Government should scrap any plans it has to implement so-called ‘fair pay’ agreements, which are nothing more than a 1970s-style straightjacket on the economy, National’s Workplace Relations spokesperson Todd McClay says.
The consumers price index (CPI) increased 1.5 percent in the September 2019 year, influenced by higher prices for rents, and cigarettes and tobacco, Stats NZ said today.
This increase was partly offset by decreasing prices for vegetables, petrol, and telecommunications equipment.
New Zealand recruitment professionals, organisations and recruiters are being encouraged to think about how to take advantage of an on demand workforce, as portfolio careers are expected to become the new normal.
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