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New Zealand unemployment rate climbs to 5.1 per cent

New Zealand's opposition has blamed Chris Luxon's government for job losses after the country's unemployment rate reached 5.1 per cent.

AAP

Amen Thompson electric, but Rockets continue road misery in Memphis

Rookie guard Amen Thompson (19 points, 12 rebounds, 53% FG) was outstanding, but Houston’s road misery continued versus lowly Memphis.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Gloriavale community takes big banks to the Commerce Commission

A controversial and reclusive West Coast Christian community is seeking to overturn the tables of the money lenders. Jonathan Milne reports.

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When four politicians walk into a room

There were, says Grant Robertson, a lot of professors of hindsight economics in the room at the ASB Queenstown finance debate. Newsroom's Jonathan Milne was also there.

Newsroom.co.nz

New BlackRock office to take NZ presence up a gear

Hot off $2b climate investment, BlackRock reveals New Zealand office plans and thinking on the local economy

Newsroom.co.nz

Welcome to ‘asbo Britain 2.0’ – the new Tory plan to turn voters against vulnerable people

A reboot of the defunct New Labour policy would increase on-the-spot fines and give the police terrifying new powers, says journalist Daisy Schofield

The Guardian - UK

New anti-social behaviour measures to be rolled out in Nottinghamshire town

This new squad car is part of the extra provisions introduced by the force

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Newark woman carried out years of 'apocalyptic' behaviour against her neighbours

She has been evicted from her home

Nottingham Post

A short history of doing sweet FA on bank innovation

It’s not just the upcoming ComCom banking inquiry; three announcements in the past month are intended to nudge NZ towards more competitive, more innovative, consumer-focussed banking system. But it’s taken far too long, and there’s a long way to go.

Newsroom.co.nz

Merseyside's worst neighbourhoods for anti social behavior shown in new map

Data collected shows where has the highest numbers of reported incidents of ASB

Liverpool Echo

Surging food prices a risk to managing down inflation

Shares in The Warehouse Group slumped to a new low in the face of recession fears, but there are hopes the Red Shed's increased grocery sales will give Kiwi more competitive food prices. Andrew Patterson reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

Amid fears for small players, big banks agree to a competition inquiry

Is NZ developing a two-tier banking system? There’s concern smaller savings institutions may be placed at greater risk, if customers follow Americans' flight to big banks this week. Jonathan Milne reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

Reserve Bank would back a Commerce Commission probe into bank profits

Some retirees could face a cold and hungry winter, as costs rise and banks slow-pedal their term deposit interest rates. It's allowing the big banks to maintain high margins and send record dividends back to their Australian owners. Jonathan Milne reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

What 2023 has in store for the New Zealand economy

Economics is a dark art at the best of times, but with so many balls in the air, few things are a given.

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Liverpool Echo

Only cinema in town could close thanks to 'tearaway yobs'

"Local businesses are suffering because of the conduct of these feral kids and local residents are scared to visit these places at night"

Reuters

Growing number of Germans won't be left in dark with blackout courses

Once purely the stuff of action movie plots, the prospect of the lights going out in Europe's biggest economy has become a conceivable threat during the current energy crisis.

Newsroom.co.nz

From sprinklers to sheep: New emissions tools help firms flex on the world stage

NZ develops measurement tools and targets to help businesses here avoid the greenwashing of the 'carbon neutral' Qatar World Cup with its stadiums and watered, air-conditioned turfs.

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What makes a dollar? Determining the value of a currency

Why are there so many rainclouds over so many of the world's currencies?

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Reason

San Jose Unified School District Likely Discriminated Against Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Based on …

the FCA's requirement that leaders "abide by a Statement of Faith, which includes the belief that sexual relations should be limited within the context of a marriage between a man and a woman" -- so holds a Ninth Circuit's panel.

The Hindu

A treasure trove in need of patronage

Madras Literary Society was formed in 1812 to encourage study and research of Asiatic literature

Bristol Post

Imperial Apartments IS suitable for children, council finds and will start rehousing families there

A review found that Caridon - whose annual gross income from the site is £4.1m - didn't originally provide accurate dimensions for all, but seven properties

Belfast Live

'Tweaks needed' to housing allocation system to prevent anti-social behaviour and build safe communities

Patrick Thompson, Interim Chief Executive of NIFHA, has revealed some ways Housing Associations could tackle anti-social behaviour

Newsroom.co.nz

Medical marijuana firms refused bank accounts and insurance

Medicinal cannabis has been legal since 2019 – so why are start-ups like Skyman industries being turned away by one bank after another? 'Medicinal cannabis is too new,' they're told.

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand banks predict 20% drop in house prices over next year

Economists say tighter credit conditions, higher mortgage rates and increased housing supply behind sinking prices

Newsroom.co.nz

$4.3m creditor ASB ends Showgrounds naming deal; furious operator lashes out

Ripples from the giant Auckland venue's liquidation are spreading beyond the troubled events industry, with its bank and other creditors unlikely to recover their millions.

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