Nona Pelletier is a senior journalist based in New Zealand, working for RNZ and the New Zealand Herald. With a focus on national news, Nona covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, climate change, and current affairs. Her work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Nona's coverage focuses largely on business-related topics, particularly within the New Zealand context. She often cites data and reports on government announcements, suggesting a focus on providing well-researched and fact-based coverage.
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"There is a correlation between trans-Tasman migration and the relative labour market performances in New Zealand and Australia, Infometrics says. Photo: AFP
The largest group of people leaving New Zealand were between the ages of 25 and 44 which was a concern for the labour market, nfometrics says.
Will the Reserve Bank deviate this week from its long run of holding the Official Cash Rate steady at 5.5 percent? Photo: RNZ
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By: Nona Pelletier
The manufacturing sector remains deep in contraction. Photo: UnSplash/ Silvia Brazzoduro
Summerset by the Park Rest Home in Flatbush. Photo: Google A report on the state of retirement villages highlights regional inequities and
Expectations were high going into the latest reporting season but overall results, for the period ended June, ultimately disappointed. Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver
By: Nona Pelletier
Credit card applications are up 5 percent on last year, but are still 40 percent down on 2019 levels. Photo: 123RF
Photo: Unsplash / Tom Rumble New Zealand's standard of living is going backwards according to global ratings agency S&P as the country continues to live beyond its means, while increasing debt.
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