Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
29th Mar 26, 4:50pm
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Neither Labour nor National have survived the revolution that New Zealand had to have
Technology / Opinion
Technology / Opinion
29th Mar 26, 3:09pm
by Guest
Alex Yang and Angela Huyue Zhang explain why China's approach to scaling AI could determine who wins the global tech race
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Insurance / News
Insurance / News
28th Mar 26, 9:22am
2
by Mandy Te
2
Insurance Council of New Zealand says insights from global reinsurers reinforce message that 'catastrophe risk is increasing in scale and complexity' as it renews call for faster action to keep insurance accessible, protect communities
Property / News
Property / News
28th Mar 26, 6:00am
16
by Greg Ninness
16
Auction rooms have busiest week so far this year but the sales rate is in danger of slipping below one-third
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Personal Finance / Analysis
[updated]
24th Mar 26, 8:22am
ASB is the next major bank to adjust fixed rates and they have been more restrained in their moves than Westpac or ANZ. ASB also reprised a 5% TD rate. Kiwibank follows with their own rate hikes
Property / Analysis
25th Mar 26, 9:23am
31
Residential investment property is becoming characterised by increasingly low returns
Property / News
26th Mar 26, 12:55pm
24
ANZ's latest Property Focus report forecasts 2% drop in house prices this year, warns of potential for further increases in mortgage rates
Economy / News
25th Mar 26, 2:49pm
24
Sharply weaker confidence, employment and GDP growth will drive weakness in the housing market, Westpac economists say
Business / News
26th Mar 26, 2:18pm
9
Forsyth Barr analysts say the lagged nature of its jet fuel contracts means Air New Zealand's cash costs have only modestly lifted to date but will likely increase materially into April
Personal Finance / Analysis
26th Mar 26, 9:12am
1
Kiwibank comes back for a second home loan rate hike in the past few days, targeting its two and three year fixed rates
Economy / News
[updated]
24th Mar 26, 9:13am
55
Tightening monetary policy in response to a short-lived disruption would only dampen growth without materially improving near-term inflation outcomes, Anna Breman says