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Technology / Analysis
Technology / Analysis
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Some in Silicon Valley may be worried that AI could end humanity, but a dancing AI robot I spent a morning with assured me it doesn't plan to take over the world
Economy / News
Economy / News
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Net migration gain of 20,350 people in the 12 months to July more than double the 9592 in the 12 months to July last year
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
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Perhaps that’s what we need to halt the headlong rush towards AI – a cyberspace Hindenburg?
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
Brian Easton questions whether it's worth taking recent tax proposals from political parties seriously as the run-up to a general election is always a political ‘silly season’
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Property / News
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ASB says it may be late 2029 before house prices get back up to 2021 peaks
Property / Analysis
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Residential property is looking like an increasingly poor investment in the current market
Currencies / Opinion
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Roger J Kerr sees the US bond market sell-off as a vote of no-confidence in the Trump regime. He also sees Australian monetary policy management in a right pickle, and is disappointed in the mixed messages from the RBNZ
Personal Finance / Analysis
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Despite encouragement from the Reserve Bank, most banks are not incentivising retail deposit growth as they look for ways to deal with margin compression that has become chronic
Economy / News
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Oil prices & bond yields jump; US PPI rises further; US inventories rise; Trump splashes the cash; ECB hikes; Aussie inflation expectations rise; UST 10yr at 4.96%; gold lower and oil jumps; NZ$1 = 58 USc; TWI-5 = 61.3
Economy / News
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US inflation expectations stay high, fear of job loss higher; China posts huge trade surplus; Germany posts surplus too; Australian inflation in focus; UST 10yr at 4.81%; gold dips and oil stays high; NZ$1 = 58.6 USc; TWI-5 = 61.8
Public Policy / Opinion
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Natalia Albert says we're thinking about the public service in the wrong ways, perhaps we need an engineer rather than consultants to figure out its future

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