miket12
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They’ve probably had the GCSB look at your online presence, discovered you’re a member of this site and decided to ignore you.
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Coincidentally just 30 minutes after posting above I received a response from Brown
Didn’t quite answer the question so asked him to clarify
I’ll wait another 6 weeks for that
Minister warned of crime advisory group chair's 'concerning behaviour'
RNZ found a $15,711 tax issue linked to Kaushal’s invoices last year.
Conservationist Brad Windust slams Biosecurity NZ over hornet response
Former Far North beekeeper and pest trapper Brad Windust is sounding the alarm over a lack of urgency shown by authorities over eradicating the pest.
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Noitall
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The Post
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Fascinating decision considering the surplus acc makes year upon year. Perhaps if they aren’t seeing the results they require, they should look to why it isn’t happening and consider how to better it because teaching kids to swim in a country surrounded by sea seems worthwhile
Tens of billions: Why the bill for planned Roads of National Significance keeps going up
Latest estimates put the cost at 23 times that of Dunedin Hospital's rebuild - but why has the bill gone up so much?
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miket12
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According to oneroof, SBS are currently offering an unadvertised rate of $3.99% for their one and two year terms for those with a minimum deposit/equity of 20%. It also included a 1% cash back up to $20,000. This ahead of the next OCR announcement on 26 November. Economists are expecting the major banks too follow suit.
www.oneroof.co.nz
SBS quietly offers ‘crazy’ home loan rates of 3.99% - lowest in four years
Offer of ultra-low one and two-year rates heralds more cuts ahead of this month’s OCR decision.
Is the Reserve Bank overcooking this again?According to oneroof, SBS are currently offering an unadvertised rate of $3.99% for their one and two year terms for those with a minimum deposit/equity of 20%. It also included a 1% cash back up to $20,000. This ahead of the next OCR announcement on 26 November. Economists are expecting the major banks too follow suit.
SBS quietly offers ‘crazy’ home loan rates of 3.99% - lowest in four years
Offer of ultra-low one and two-year rates heralds more cuts ahead of this month’s OCR decision.
No. Bloody Labour as usual.
miket12
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I think the general opinion among most economists is, compare to the central banks of other countries, the RBNZ went to far with pushing the OCR upwards and have been far to slow in pulling it back down. The move from the SBS (especially when the major banks follow) is a clear signal to the Reserve Bank they should have dropped the OCR a lot faster and that the banks think there's still more to go.
Makes you wonder why Robinson would have extended Orr's contract so close to the last election when he stuffed up things so badly.
miket12
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It's the fault of the feral cats according to Gareth MorganNo. Bloody Labour as usual.
Yeah they will if they keep rates this low for too long. The problem has been the length of time it has taken for people to come off higher fixed rates. Economy is turning & rates will be increasing again within 12 months.
Crocodile tears
Hours worked ticked up which is a small positive, however all rear view mirror stuff, things gradually recover next couple of quarters & build momentum towards the next election.
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A Parliamentary inquiry into Whanganui MP Carl Bates’ declaration of financial interests has cleared him of all wrongdoing.
Surprise, surprise, another left wing baseless hitjob based on envy.
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Surprise, surprise, another left wing baseless hitjob based on envy.
Parliamentary inquiry clears MP of wrongdoing over 25 undeclared homes
Carl Bates complied with the rules but questions raised about MPs’ interests in trusts.
Surprise surprise, another baseless far right racist hit job
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Manurewa Marae Cleared of Corruption Allegations
Manurewa Marae has escaped receiving a criminal investigation after the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and police were unable to find sufficient evidence.
