Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
24th Jul 26, 3:34pm
by Anna Whyte
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Inside the Capital: 'Sexist' texts, shag jokes, tariff shocks - what happened in Parliament this week?
Insurance / News
Insurance / News
25th Jul 26, 9:10am
by Mandy Te
Natural Hazards Commission looking into 'smarter and more cost-effective ways' for the Crown to insure infrastructure risks given agencies manage insurance separately across more than 100 contracts
Property / News
Property / News
25th Jul 26, 6:00am
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by Greg Ninness
3
Auction room temperatures drop as the number of properties on offer sinks to a three year low
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Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
25th Jul 26, 9:20am
by Guest
The IMF says stronger oversight, better data, and deeper coordination are needed to safeguard faster and more interconnected markets
Rural News / Opinion
Rural News / Opinion
25th Jul 26, 9:00am
The EU re-thinks the value of livestock farming with a much broader perspective, more attuned to the New Zealand approach
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Economy / News
[updated]
21st Jul 26, 11:00am
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Annual inflation hits 4.1% in the June quarter with petrol leading the way
Economy / Analysis
23rd Jul 26, 1:40pm
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Fee paying overseas students and the children of foreign workers attending NZ schools both showing strong growth
Property / News
22nd Jul 26, 10:28am
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BNZ chief economist expects floating mortgage rates to hit 7% next year, house prices to remain flat this year, maybe rise 3% next year
Business / News
[updated]
24th Jul 26, 10:47am
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United States confirms new 12.5% tariff on New Zealand imports for 'failure to impose and effectively enforce a prohibition on the importation of goods produced with forced labor'
Economy / News
19th Jul 26, 8:09am
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Bank economists are forecasting inflation for the June quarter will reach or crack 4.0%, with Kiwibank saying it’s to be expected that ‘the June quarter inflation numbers will be ugly'
Economy / News
23rd Jul 26, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Thursday; ASB ups one rate, overseas students back in volume, NZGBs popular at a price, Mercury stakes its AI claim, Rinehart loses on SpaceX, swaps firm, NZD soft, & more
Economy / News
[updated]
20th Jul 26, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; surging exports & imports, lackluster property market, $60 mln carbon tax subsidy, food-for-fuel deal in force, swaps up, NZX on hold, NZD firms, & more