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Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
28th Oct 25, 12:03pm
First home buyer activity is flat but record numbers are taking out low equity mortgages to get into homes of their own
Economy / News
Economy / News
28th Oct 25, 11:29am
Latest monthly filled jobs data shows a reasonable sized gain ahead of official unemployment figures due to be released next week
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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28th Oct 25, 7:50am
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A 28% tax on investment property transactions after 2027 will fund free GP visits; 'the most progressive change to New Zealand's tax system in a generation'
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
28th Oct 25, 8:28am
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Brian Easton asks: What do the 2025 Nobel awards in economics say to us?
Investing / Opinion
27th Oct 25, 9:36am
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Public Policy / Opinion
26th Oct 25, 1:26pm
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Economy / News
28th Oct 25, 3:59pm
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Public Policy / News
25th Oct 25, 9:20am
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