The state-owned enterprise calls it an inter-generational investment, made with faith the economy will improve.
"There is nowhere to hide when faced with steeply rising costs."
Despite many businesses struggling overall, they're confident about the future, a new survey shows.
"Regulations failed to protect the most vulnerable Kiwis - the very people they were intended to safeguard."
The two Prime Ministers discussed economic cooperation on Wednesday.
Economists were predicting the OCR would stay the same before Wednesday's announcement.
The major banks all agree relief is unlikely today.
"We need to be looking a lot more broadly and holistically."
It comes as the Government puts increasing pressure on the public sector to cut spending.
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Like much of the Western world, Aotearoa's birth rate is plummeting.
"Most central banks feel we're back on top of inflation."
Five for five people we spoke to in Onehunga on Monday are no longer keen on tax cuts.
"We weren't spending willy-nilly, we saved nearly 20,000 people's lives."
"I don't take any economic lessons from the last Labour Government and Chris Hipkins."
Gross Domestic Product fell by 0.1 percent.
It comes as the Government is being urged to run a tight ship and reconsider their tax policy ahead of the 2024 budget.
The International Monetary Fund has done a health check on New Zealand - and it comes with a warning about Government spending.
The Warehouse Group sold Torpedo7 for $1 earlier this year.
GDP figures are expected to show no or little economic growth, with one bank saying "it's not going to be flash".
Former Reserve Bank economist Michael Reddell has raised serious concerns about National's revenue projections.
"As we go through the year, we are expecting some of those announced job losses will turn into actual recorded job losses."
It came after his weekend speech.
There is good and bad news for borrowers this year.
"All of these things drive up costs and slow down the economy."
Jason Smith of Kauri Museum argues access to museum's treasures is "a basic human need".
Here's why that could be good news for mortgage holders.
BNZ has revealed their prediction for how much house prices will rise this year.
Annual inflation is still running at about 250 percent in the South American country.
The Government unveiled a $20 billion transport plan on Monday.
