Exports from New Zealand declined by 4.5% to $68.7bn in 2023, while imports dropped by 5% to $82.3bn, leading to a trade deficit of $13.6bn, according to data from Stats NZ.
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Expert Briefing
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Exports from New Zealand declined by 4.5% to $68.7bn in 2023, while imports dropped by 5% to $82.3bn, leading to a trade deficit of $13.6bn, according to data from Stats NZ.
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Expert Briefing
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The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) signed with the European Union will deliver significant outcomes for selected sectors, but falls short of the high quality Agreement New Zealand signed with the UK, Export NZ says. Executive Director Josh Tan says the FTA opens up a market for goods previously obstructed by tariffs on products exported from New Zealand.
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Business NZ
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New Zealand's announcement of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom has been met with enthusiasm and anticipation from various sectors of the economy.
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infonews.co.nz
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Hamilton — ONGUARD Security is a locally owned and operated security business with over two decades of industry experience.
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Duoplus
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Jane Kelsey
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Bartercard NZ have created an excellent opportunity for members to clear their excess stock before the end of the financial year.
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Beckie Wright
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Cryptocurrency, once only understood among a comparatively small community of investors, is now becoming a household name, and analysts gauge that global cryptocurrency investments will more than triple by 2030.
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Beckie Wright
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For all of you out there who may be struggling during these challenging times, dealing with different alert levels, Bartercard say, “It’s the little things that count”.
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Beckie Wright
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Bartercard recommend that people take a look at what’s holding their business back, citing the fact that cash flow, needing more customers and too much excess stock are some of the challenges businesses face today.
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Beckie Wright
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Queenstown — Maintaining its position as Queenstown’s premier dining destination, Imperium Collection’s The Grille by Eichardt’s welcomes two highly skilled members to its consortium.
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Undertow Media
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Auckland-based carpet and residential cleaning specialists Alex Cleaning Solutions have provided a list of the benefits of hiring small local businesses as opposed to larger companies.
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Beckie Wright
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Hamilton — Whether you are decorating a house that you just moved into or redecorating an old one, picking the right curtains, blinds or shutters characterizes the essence of your home’s interior.
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David digal
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Wholesale seating suppliers Buro Seating have introduced a stylish classic for the modern office environment - the Buro Diablo.
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Beckie Wright
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Auckland — TreasureBox is 100% kiwi owned and operated home and lifestyle online shopping store, trading 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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TreasureBox.co.nz
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Auckland is currently enjoying a housing boom, particularly on the North Shore, which is why it makes a lot of sense to use Hibiscus Scaffolding Limited for those living in the area.
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Beckie Wright
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Leading appliance solutions company Rinnai has further committed to helping Kiwi tradespeople up skill with the unveiling last year of their revamped Tradesmart Hub.
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Beckie Wright
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Auckland — It is a reality all car owners have to face at some point: damaged car parts.
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K.D. Auto Spares
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All Safe Scaffolding provide customers with the option of buying or hiring scaffolding from them, so for anyone looking to invest in scaffolding for their business, or to hire for a short term project, they are the team to call.
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Beckie Wright
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'It is great news that the plain packaging tobacco law will be introduced to the House next year, albeit more than three years after the Maori Affairs Committee's report on how to make Aotearoa New Zealand effectively smokefree by 2025'
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Jane Kelsey
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‘Enormous pressure on the non-US ministers in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations is likely to see some governments cave in this afternoon or tomorrow morning on medicines and copyright’, according to Professor Jane Kelsey in Singapore.
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Jessa Boehner
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