Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
17th Aug 26, 3:04pm
by Anna Whyte
Greens go after groceries, Helen Clark goes after Qiulae Wong and Christopher Luxon holds firm on failed leadership challenge
Economy / News
Economy / News
17th Aug 26, 11:44am
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by Greg Ninness
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Numbers of fee paying overseas students and children of overseas workers attending local schools are both growing strongly
Economy / News
Economy / News
17th Aug 26, 11:28am
by Mandy Te
Statistics NZ's latest Selected Price Indexes show petrol and diesel prices decreasing month-on-month, but airfares surging with domestic airfares up 21% month-on-month
Economy / News
Economy / News
17th Aug 26, 1:33pm
by Ella Somers
The latest PMI figures point to a ‘positive start’ to the third economic quarter of the year, but the latest PSI figures highlight a slow services sector that don't indicate a change to the unemployment rate anytime soon
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
17th Aug 26, 10:10am
by Brian Easton
Brian Easton says that by the time the 2026 general election comes around in November, New Zealand will be experiencing higher unemployment alongside lower inflation compared to the previous election in 2023
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Business / Opinion
Business / Opinion
17th Aug 26, 9:35am
by Guest
New Zealand creates remarkably valuable tech firms. Rod McNaughton looks at how it can keep more of the benefits
Investing / News
Investing / News
17th Aug 26, 3:00pm
by Luron Iosefa
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 falls -0.5% as Gentrack, Mercury, Skellerup and Turners rise, while a2 Milk, Freightways, Summerset and Air NZ retreat
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Public Policy / Opinion
13th Aug 26, 2:01pm
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New Zealand’s new flood maps are missing a hidden threat – the water quietly rising from below, Amandine Bosserelle & Leanne K Morgan say
Banking / News
13th Aug 26, 3:16pm
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ASB CEO Vittoria Shortt says she has been held accountable for an annus horribilis for the bank via a pay cut
Personal Finance / Opinion
14th Aug 26, 6:00am
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Joseph Darby sees an increasing risk of a mandated allocation of KiwiSaver money to NZ infrastructure or housing, in the name of fixing national problems. He traces the pattern at home and abroad, and weighs the odds
Public Policy / News
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12th Aug 26, 9:32am
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Christopher Luxon remains Prime Minister and National Party leader after surviving another caucus vote
Public Policy / Opinion
16th Aug 26, 4:59pm
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If nobody moves, then nobody, or at least nobody in the top one percent of income earners, is going to get hurt
Public Policy / News
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12th Aug 26, 5:01pm
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PM and National leader Christopher Luxon punishes Chris Penk, saying he 'launched a leadership challenge', removes portfolios
Public Policy / News
15th Aug 26, 9:25am
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'We're just defaulting to the status quo because that feels safer ... that's not going to pay dividends in the end, is it?': Panel talks NZ Super at Financial Services Council conference