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The New Zealand National Party-led government's agenda of war and austerity, and how to fight it - Vimarsana News

The New Zealand National Party-led government's agenda of war and austerity, and how to fight it

The opposition that is already emerging to the National Party-NZ First-ACT coalition government’s agenda of austerity and war must be transformed into a conscious socialist movement, in opposition to Labour and its allies which are seeking to suppress and divide the working class.

Source: wsws.org
Business.Scoop » Serious Injury Outcome Indicators: 2000–2022 - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Serious Injury Outcome Indicators: 2000–2022

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

New Zealand's GDP up 1.3% annually in Q3, but sees slight quarterly fall - Vimarsana News

New Zealand's GDP up 1.3% annually in Q3, but sees slight quarterly fall

New Zealand’s gross domestic product (GDP) was up 1.3% when compared to the prior year period but down 0.3% over the previous quarter, according to figures by Statistics New Zealand.

New Zealand economy unexpectedly contracts in third quarter - Vimarsana News

New Zealand economy unexpectedly contracts in third quarter

By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's economy unexpectedly contracted in the third quarter as a number of industries including manufact...

Source: kelo.com
Food Prices Increase 6.0 Percent Annually But Fall For The Third Consecutive Month - Vimarsana News

Food Prices Increase 6.0 Percent Annually But Fall For The Third Consecutive Month

Food prices in New Zealand are 6.0 percent higher than a year ago, but are cheaper in November 2023 than October 2023, according to figures released by Stats NZ today. “The largest contribution to the annual change was grocery food, mainly driven ...