Research found young people perceived tourism as "low-wage" and a subject for "drop outs".
The lira had nosedived in recent weeks, amid a diplomatic and trade dispute with the US.
Twenty per cent of Kiwis drink 75 per cent of the country's alcohol yet are not paying to clean up the mess, a forum has heard.
It is the NBA star's first time on National Business Review's annual ranking.
It should be “welcome news for first time buyers struggling with Auckland’s house prices".
It's economic trouble has been heightened by a dispute with the US.
Auckland prices are 'cooling' but that doesn't mean they're 'losing their value, the PM told TVNZ1's Breakfast.
The Turkish lira has nosedived over the past week and tumbled another seven per cent today.
A new study reveals why high earning Kiwi families are failing to get ahead in today's economy.
"Looking forward, it’s about driving growth," Adrian Orr told Q+A.
Tim Fairhall, 39, wants to use his KiwiSaver to visit his brother overseas while he's still in good health, but is unable to do so under current guidelines.
But the Reserve Bank Governor told Q+A there's little cause for concern.
It was one of the issues discussed at the first Asian Construction Forum in Auckland today.
The money Mr Fairhall needs to travel with his mother is locked up in KiwiSaver until he turns 65, but Down syndrome means he is ageing faster than most.
As of 5am this morning, NZ$1 bought just US66.22c after falling more than 1c.
The slump in economic optimism is now a crisis bigger than all the problems combined which have confronted them in recent months, and the PM and her colleagues should be very afraid.
Kiwi economists had widely predicted the rate would not change.
Grant Robertson spoke to a business sector audience today.
The PM said plans to modernise the economy would produce some uncertainty.
Concentrating on the cheapest possible price has been "a race to the bottom", an industry leader says.
But the Prime Minister told TVNZ's Breakfast that on the economic markers "that matter" NZ was in good shape.
Treasury says there is a risk that growth may be weaker than forecast in May's Budget.
Dianne Maxwell fears for people not on the property ladder.
Scott Brown spoke about the trade issue on TVNZ1's Q+A.
"We are an ambitious Government. We have a heck of a lot going on," the Regional Economic Development Minister told TVNZ1's Q+A.
The National Party leader registered just a 10 per cent preferred PM rating, in yesterday’s 1 NEWS Colmar Brunton poll.
After Ebert Construction's collapse $40 million is owed to creditors.
He predicted the US market will "go up dramatically" after the "horrible Trade Deals" are renegotiated.
The domino-effect could be devastating with experts saying the receivership could be just the tip of the iceberg.
"We need to do a lot more work to actually connect those people back into the central city."
