Personal Finance / Analysis
Personal Finance / Analysis
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The spring real estate selling season is not going to get encouragement from home loan rates as another main bank raises most fixed rates on the same day benchmark bond rates took a sharp turn up
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
by Mandy Te
Labour says ‘good jobs are at the heart’ of its plan to address the cost of living as it promises to build more homes, fix school buildings and hospitals while creating jobs
Rural News / News
Rural News / News
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by Ella Somers
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Dairy giant Fonterra is paying farmer shareholders $9.69 per kilogram of milk solids and a total dividend for the year of 73 cents after reporting a $2.6 billion after-tax profit
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Technology / Opinion
Technology / Opinion
by Guest
Where should NZ stand on global AI risk? Alexander Gillespie offers 3 principles to guide a stronger strategy
Investing / Opinion
Investing / Opinion
by Guest
Will Aussie property investors be better or worse off under new housing tax changes? See what 18 years of data reveals
Investing / News
Investing / News
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by Ella Somers
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The NZ Super Fund expects its investment approach to be examined 'and at times challenged', following judicial review, according to CEO Jo Townsend, who says the sovereign fund's investment choices will shape NZ's future retirement landscape
Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
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by Greg Ninness
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Rising mortgage rates are more than offsetting falling prices at the affordable end of the housing market
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Investing / Opinion
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Joseph Darby says rising costs have widened the gap between what a tenant pays and what their house costs to provide with the owner paying the difference. Why does the shortfall exist, and what's the return landlords need to justify it?
Public Policy / Opinion
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Higher fuel prices are prompting changes in spending and travel behaviour, notes Gary Blick, Auckland Council's chief economist
Economy / News
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ANZ NZ senior economist Matthew Galt says global developments and ‘resilience’ in latest GDP data suggests it would be ‘prudent’ for the Reserve Bank to hike the OCR in October
Public Policy / Opinion
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Natalia Albert argues nobody is selling the combination of taxes we need. It is by design and it is why the tax debate is stuck, she says
Public Policy / Opinion
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Policies worthy of Soviet Russia circa 1926, seem ludicrously heroic in the New Zealand of 2026
Economy / News
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Solid growth in overseas student and foreign worker numbers, fewer residence visas being approved
Other News
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