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Helping your mum with scam protections is a gift to her – but also a way to protect your whole whānau from messy financial fallout.
The announcement today by Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston and Immigration Minister Erica Stanford means that while translations will still be required, visitors will no longer need to engage and pay for certified translation services.
Our key concern is to ensure that any legislative change gets this right for everyone. There is no argument that more needs to be done to keep young people safe online. However, the issues are nuanced and complex, and we need to do this in multifaceted and cooperative way, building on data and clear evidence-based solutions.
The RBNZ has published the results from the 2024 General Insurance Industry Stress Test. The exercise assessed insurers’ responses to a major earthquake and severe but plausible cyber-risk incidents.
Worldline NZ’s Chief Sales Officer, Bruce Proffit says a key influence on consumer spending patterns in the month was the Easter public holidays, which fell fully within April this year, and also within the April school holiday period.
Bucking the trend of falling livestock, however, is beef cattle. There were 3.7 million beef cattle in 2024, similar to the total in 2014,' agricultural statistics spokesperson Tehseen Islam said.
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