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Murray Olds: Australia Correspondent on job market reports
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Australia's unemployment rate rose over 4% as the country added more than 43,000 full-time jobs Economists had previously expected 20,000 roles but the job-market is significantly tighter than thought to be. Australia Correspondent Murray Olds told Mike Hosking the cost of living is biting harder too. He says more people are looking for extra work …
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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on Joe Biden's cratering re-election chances
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US Democrats may be too late to choose a new Presidential candidate. President Biden has not given a clear sign of considering quitting the race, but those around him are beginning to lose confidence in his chances for a re-election. US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking campaign funds have dropped drastically, and Biden's polls are sli…
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James Patterson: Former Rugby Union player and Kansas City Blues coach ahead of the All Blacks v Fiji in San Diego
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The All Blacks are set to play their next match at a bit of an unexpected location. San Diego is set to get a taste of Tier 1 international rugby with this weekend’s match between Fiji and the All Blacks. Normally a home fixture would be played in New Zealand, but NZR CEO Mark Robinson has been upfront about the commercial opportunities provided by…
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Vincent McAviney: UK correspondent on EU leaders' meeting with new Prime Minister
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European leaders met in Britain for the 4th meeting of the European political community. The meeting hopes to unite Europe in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war, beyond just the nations in the EU and NATO. UK correspondent Vincent McAviney told Ryan Bridge that newly elected UK Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, used this is as a chance to reset the…
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Wrapping the Week with Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson: The US Presidential race, the cost of GPs, whereabouts Mike sits on the spectrum
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As the week comes to a close, Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson joined Mike Hosking to wrap the week that was. They discussed the latest in the US Presidential Race, the cost of GPs, and whereabouts Mike fits on the spectrum as his mind moves 100 miles a minute. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Simon Marks: FSN Correspondent on Donald Trump's talk of unity, accepting the Republican nomination
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There’s concerns Donald Trump's change of tune since his assassination attempt may not last long. Trump will formally accept the Republication nomination about 2pm today, the first time he's spoken since surviving the attack. FSN correspondent Simon Marks says since the Republican National Convention started this week, they've been suggesting it's …
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Australia Overnight with Tony McManus - July 19th, 2024
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Listen to the full show here... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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Mark the Week: The shooting changed the race
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At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. The shooting: 7/10 Because it's changed the race, possibly changed the world, put a spotlight on America and focused in on all that is wrong and right about the place. Donald Trump: 9/10 Survived a shooting, may or may not have in…
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Mike's Minute: We can't take our eyes off America
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This has been the week the world changed. Like it or not, America affects us all and the President affects America. The Republican Party has nominated Donald Trump as their man and this afternoon our time he will accept. If you want to zoom out just a bit, the party is run these days by Lara, his daughter-in-law. "Make America Great Again" has been…
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Craig Rennie: Council of Trade Unions Economist on the record number of beneficiaries
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The number of people on a benefit has reached a new record and could keep rising, despite an uptick in sanctions. June quarter data shows 11.9% of working-age people are receiving a benefit - the highest since December 2020. It's an annual increase of 8.3%. Council of Trade Unions economist Craig Rennie told Ryan Bridge the number of people on Jobs…
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Wine and Dine with John Portelli - July 19th, 2024
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John Portelli, Co-Director of Enoteca Sileno, joined Tony McManus, to talk food and wine with an Italian flavour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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AFL Preview with Damian Tardio - July 19th, 2024
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3AW Breakfast's Damian Tardio joined Tony McManus to preview this weekend's AFL football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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US Report with Rod Smith - July 19th, 2024
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Rod Smith joined Tony McManus for the US Report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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Travel with Steve Collins - July 19th, 2024
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Steve Collins chats with Tony McManus about some of the best places to travel to around Australia and the world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 19th of July, the number of people on benefits just keep going up to record levels, despite the sanctions coming down from this Government. All eyes will be back on Trump and the Republican National Convention ahead of his speech about unity. Our man on the ground in Milwaukee is back to gi…
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Matt Terrill: Former Chief of Staff for Marco Rubio ahead of the final day of the Republican National Convention
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Joe Biden's under increasing pressure to stand aside as the Democratic presidential candidate as Donald Trump prepares to formally accept the Republican nomination. Sources have told the Associated Press that both Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi have privately called for Biden to step aside. It comes as the US President continues to isolate with Covi…
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News of the Week with Karalee Katsambanis - July 19th, 2024
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Nine Radio newsreader and presenter Karalee Katsambanis joined Tony McManus to talk about some of the biggest news stories of the past week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Australia Overnight
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Ben Youdan: Action for Smokefree 2025 Director on the excise tax cut on heated tobacco products
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There's a belief tax cuts to heated tobacco products will make a big difference for smokers. Customs Minister Casey Castello has faced criticism for cutting the excise tax by 50%. There are concerns over the lack of evidence to support the product and its possible appeal for young nonsmokers. Action for Smokefree 2025 Director Ben Youdan told Mike …
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Louise Upston: Social Development Minister on the number of people on the benefit and the Government's reduction target
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The Social Development Minister's admitting the number of beneficiaries may keep growing this year. The number on the benefit's reached a new record for the June quarter, with 11.9% of working-aged people receiving it. This is despite a more than 50% rise in benefit sanctions in the last year. Social Development Minister Louise Upston told Mike Hos…
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Chris Small: ABC Business Sales Managing Director on the demand for small businesses
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New data suggests demand for owning a small business is booming. ABC Business Sales reveals store ownership sales in the last three months were nearly 40% higher compared to the same period last year. It's also received more than 20 thousand enquiries from potential business owners in the last 12 months, ending June. Managing Director Chris Small t…
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Chris Bullen: Health Coalition Aotearoa Spokesperson on the excise tax for heated tobacco products being cut
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There are concerns tax cuts on heated tobacco will make the product much easier for young people to access. Customs quietly cut 50% from the excise tax at the start of the month. Customs Minister Casey Costello says it's a trial, aiming to give smokers a cheaper alternative. Health Coalition Aotearoa spokesperson Chris Bullen told Ryan Bridge it co…
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Bryan Betty: General Practice NZ Chair says there needs to be a higher funding increase for General Practices
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There are calls for a review of the funding model used for General Practice, amid more price hikes for patients. Health New Zealand is forging ahead with a 4% increase to core General Practice funding. General Practice Chair Bryan Betty is adamant the sector needs an increase more like 7.7%. He told Mike Hosking the reality is some practices are un…
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On the Early Edition with Ryan Bridge Full Show Podcast for Friday 19th of July, it's the last day of the Republican National Convention - we cross live to the US and speak to Marco Rubio's former Chief of Staff. The Government has quietly cut the excise tax on heated tobacco products by 50%, Ryan gets the thoughts of Health Coalition Aotearoa’s Ch…
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It's Alanah's 1st and Shane's 5th Olympics, Who Is More Nervous For Paris?
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Right now, across the world, Australia's athletes are gathering for last minute training and competitions ahead of the 2024 Olympic games. The road to Paris looks different for all our competing athletes, none more-so than someone staring down the barrel of the first time, as opposed to someone heading to their fifth games. Today we meet first time…
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Inside Politics: will the CFMEU scandal derail the government's agenda?
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Unions and Labor are intertwined. The oldest Labor Party in the world traces its roots to the shearers strike of the 1890s. At that time, powerless workers decided to band together to create a political party and take on big business. The aims of unions underpins a lot of what Labor does when it holds power. Many of its MPs worked for unions. But w…
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This week, allegations of corruption, criminal infiltration, standover tactics and other nefarious activities within the ranks of the CFMEU have been all over the media. The reports have shocked, but not surprised, many in the community. Stories of underworld figures trading their leather for high viz, motorcycle helmets for hardhats – all in order…
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What led to SkyCity agreeing to a temporary casino closure?
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SkyCity Auckland will close its casino for five days following a Department of Internal Affairs investigation – set to cost the company a million dollars a day. It was prompted by a complaint from a customer who gambled there between 2017 and 2021 – with 23 incidents where they were able to gamble continuously without detection. This will mark the …
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The Australians accused of spying for Russia
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Two Russian-born Australians Kira and Igor Korolev are facing espionage charges after being arrested in suburban Brisbane. Kira Korolev had a job in the Australian army and is accused of trying to pass sensitive defence secrets to Moscow. Today, an expert in Russia and national security on the potential spies living amongst us. Featured: Matthew Su…
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Labor's latest excuse for not giving back the dirty dollars it got from the CFMEU, Greens Deputy Leader cries racism after a cartoon mocked her. Plus, Joe Biden tests positive for COVID, is this his excuse for finally quitting the US election? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Sky News Australia / NZ
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FMG Job cuts raise questions on green hydrogen, but Andrew Forrest says he’s committed to green energy ambitions
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Andrew Forrest says a move to slash 700 jobs from Fortescue is not a sign he is pulling away from his green hydrogen ambitions. Resources analyst Tim Treadgold says the redundancy announcement comes at a challenging time for the company.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on the two dead bodies found in a burned out car in Sweden
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Two missing Britons have been found dead in a burned-out car in Sweden Investigations are still ongoing, but the case is being treated as a double murder. UK correspondent Enda Brady says a motive has yet to be found. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB
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Sam Dickie: Fisher Funds expert on the hype around AI
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The AI boom is continuing to hype up investors, as new developments keep occurring. The rise of AI in art, literature, media and even medicine has experts speculating about future developments. Fisher Funds expert Sam Dickie unpacks the phenomenon - and the long-term implications of the technology. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for priva…
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Liam Dann: NZ Herald business editor at large on SPQR owing over $2 million to IRD, other creditors
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The first liquidators' report on Auckland's SPQR shows it owes creditors $2.24 million. The Ponsonby eatery was placed into liquidation last Thursday by special resolution of the shareholders and is no longer trading. NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann says this is a sign of the times, as several iconic Auckland eateries have yet to recov…
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Jamie Mackay: The Country host on Shane Jones visiting 15 provincial centres to promote his $1.2 billion fund
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Regional Development Minister Shane Jones is set to begin a 15-stop tour next month to promote the Government's $1.2 billion fund for regional infrastructure. The Regional Infrastructure Fund will be spent over a three-year period and aims to fund projects designed around boosting growth, productivity and resilience. The Country's Jamie Mackay expl…
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Thursday 18 July 2024, benefit sanctions have jumped by more than 50 percent. Green MP Ricardo Menendez March is not happy about it. 1News US correspondent Logan Church speaks to Jack after news that Joe Biden has been forced into isolation by Covid. Worst timing ever! SkyCity's Callum Mal…
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The Huddle: Do we need more sanctions for beneficiaries?
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Tonight on The Huddle, Kiwiblog writer and Curia pollster David Farrar and Auckland Councillor Richard Hills joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! The Ministry of Social Development has confirmed benefit sanctions rose 53 percent in the June quarter, compared to the year before. Is the tougher approach the way …
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Grant McCallum: Northland MP urges Transpower to compensate Northlanders following recent power cut
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Northland's MP says a business lost almost half a million dollars thanks to the recent major power cut. Grant McCullum is calling on Transpower to compensate Northlanders with discounted transmission fees for a year. Nearly 100,000 people lost power last month when a tower toppled after maintenance crews unbolted three legs of a pylon at once. McCu…
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Callum Mallett: SkyCity Chief Operating Officer apologises as casino closes for five days
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SkyCity is apologising for failing to intervene with a repeat player in Auckland. A customer complained to Internal Affairs after gambling went continuously unnoticed on 23 occasions. SkyCity says a system failure meant they went undetected - and it's committed to improving its harm minimisation technology. Chief Operating Officer Callum Mallett sa…
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Leeann Watson: Business Canterbury Chief Executive approves of increased police presence in Christchurch CBD
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There's belief an increased police presence in Christchurch's CBD is a win for all. Police have launched their Community Beat Teams, which will have up to 18 new and experienced officers patrolling the garden city's commercial areas. Business Canterbury Chief Executive Leeann Watson says it acts as a deterrent for trouble-makers and helps those com…
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PM: Trump's VP Gives First Offical Address, Medical Animal Testing Under Spotlight
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The Quicky news update for Thursday, July 18th 2024 The Quicky is the easiest and most enjoyable way to get across the news every day. And it’s delivered straight to your ears in a daily podcast so you can listen whenever you want, wherever you want...at the gym, on the train, in the playground or at night while you're making dinner. Click here to …
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Logan Church: US correspondent on Biden facing more pressure to step down following Covid diagnosis
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President Biden has pulled out of a significant campaign event after testing positive for Covid-19. The White House says Joe Biden has mild symptoms - and will continue to carry out his duties from self-isolation in Delaware. US correspondent Logan Church says this comes at a terrible time, as Biden needs to prove he's fit and ready for a second te…
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Fortescue slashes 700 jobs putting into question Can you smell Parkinson's?
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An engaging mix of current affairs, analysis, arts and culture from across Australia the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Ricardo Menendez-March: Green Party MP reveals caucus hasn't discussed whether to use waka-jumping laws against Darleen Tana
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One member of the Greens says the caucus hasn't met for discussion on whether to invoke waka-jumping laws against Darleen Tana. Tana has left the party, but if she won't quit Parliament, the Greens can only replace her in their MP count if the Speaker removes her, an action the Party has historically opposed. Its report found Tana likely knew about…
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Jason Walls: ZB political editor on the PSA winning their case against the Ministry of Education
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The PSA has won a case against the Ministry of Education, calling it a victory for the dignity and fair treatment of workers. The union filed proceedings at the Employment Relations Authority, claiming the collective agreement wasn't met relating to the Government's spending cuts - putting hundreds of roles on the line. ZB political editor Jason Wa…
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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on Australia's unemployment rate reaching 4.1 percent
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Over in Australia, the unemployment rate rose to 4.1 percent in June. This is a higher figure than economists had predicted - and surpassed the previous figure of 4 percent. Australian correspondent Murray Olds says this has prompted concern regarding interest rates, as the Reserve Bank might have to factor this in for their next announcement. LIST…
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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on Scott Robertson's picks for the All Blacks' clash against Fiji
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The All Blacks have named six debutants in their 23 to face Fiji at San Diego on the weekend. Billy Proctor starts at centre with five more uncapped players on the bench - George Bell, Pasilio Tosi, Sam Darry, Wallace Sititi and Noah Hotham. Only captain Scott Barrett, number eight Ardie Savea, first-five Damian McKenzie and right wing Sevu Reece s…
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Tim O'Connor: Auckland Grammar Headmaster responds to three schools defying Ministry orders to enrol expelled students
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Three unknown New Zealand high schools are refusing to enrol students expelled from their prior schools in defiance of legal orders sent by the Ministry of Education. New reports confirm the Ministry has sent 261 letters to unwilling schools, requiring them to enrol students excluded or expelled from elsewhere. While 251 schools have accepted the M…
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Jo McKenna: Italy Correspondent on European Heatwave
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Italy has placed 12 cities under the most severe heat warning as southern Europe records temperatures over 40 degrees, with the worst still to come. Civil protection services reported 18 calls for help on Monday to douse wildfires that raged in several southern regions. Italy Correspondent Jo McKenna told Mike Hosking the country oddly faces worsen…
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Mark Smith: ASB Senior Economist on the drop in inflation and potential interest rate cuts
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Rate cuts could arrive early as next month, banks are predicting. Inflation fell to a 3-year low yesterday, reaching 3.3% in the June Quarter. Although that falls outside of the Reserve Bank’s target band of 1-3%, banks have reacted positively to the move. ANZ have cut their three year home loans rates to 6.35% and the two year rates to 6.49%. ASB …
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