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Bonds / Opinion

Bonds / Opinion

How will the current bond market jitters affect us?

19th Aug 26, 11:23am

The global long term financial climate is changing to a 'hotter' environment where the cost of money will be higher. We review why and how it will affect us

Banking / News

'Potentially hundreds of millions of dollars worth of suspected fraudulent loans'

19th Aug 26, 11:53am

by Gareth Vaughan

AUSTRAC 'uncovers coordinated mortgage fraud and systemic weaknesses across Australia’s lending sector' as NZ regulators spend more time on mortgage fraud cases

Business / News

Business / News

Fletcher Building returns to profit but crushes dividend hopes

19th Aug 26, 10:56am

by Ella Somers

Fletcher Building reports $228 million in net earnings, sets sights on selling off its retirement village operations and won't pay dividends for the third year in a row

Public Policy / News

Public Policy / News

The seats to watch this election: One in three will be interesting to follow, says pollster David Farrar

19th Aug 26, 9:35am

by Anna Whyte

Mount Albert, Hutt South, Wellington Bays and the Māori seats could be key seats to watch in the November 7 election

Public Policy / Opinion

Public Policy / Opinion

Taxing the ultrawealthy, spotlight on California

19th Aug 26, 9:49am

by Guest

Why a vote on taxing California’s billionaires is being watched around the world

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Business / News

Business / News

Mercury Energy targets residential power price hikes at or below CPI

18th Aug 26, 4:28pm

by Ella Somers

Mercury Energy boss says residential power price increases will be ‘at or under CPI’ inflation in the year ahead as the state-controlled generator and retailer looks to pass through its transmission and distribution pricing

Property / Analysis

Property / Analysis

High levels of unsold stock the main problem for the housing market over winter

18th Aug 26, 10:49am

by Greg Ninness

High numbers of homes for sale and lacklustre sales volumes keep buyers in the driving seat through winter

Business / Opinion

Business / Opinion

Tariffs upon tariffs

18th Aug 26, 10:04am

by Guest

Trump’s ‘forever’ tariffs are kicking in for the long haul – and US consumers are footing the bill

Economy / News

Breakfast briefing: US economy losing momentum

19th Aug 26, 7:21am

by David Chaston

Dairy prices rise; US data very underwhelming; USMCA trade deal on the ropes; China households risk averse; Australia sentiment less negative; UST 10yr at 4.71%; gold down; oil prices up again; NZ$1 = 58.8 USc; TWI-5 = 62.3

Labour finance minister Grant Robertson walks out of the Beehive Theatrette

Public Policy / News

Grant Robertson talks electoral cycle, superannuation, AI and universities

18th Aug 26, 4:17pm

Mandy Te

Banking / News

ANZ NZ announces senior executive changes

19th Aug 26, 10:44am

Gareth Vaughan

Public Policy / Opinion

What is scandium, and why is the US interested in a small Australian town?

18th Aug 26, 9:44am

Guest

Business / News

Massive turnaround in Mercury Energy’s annual profit

18th Aug 26, 11:09am

Ella Somers

Personal Finance / Opinion

Becoming a grandparent: preparing my heart (and my wallet)

18th Aug 26, 9:50am

Lynda Moore

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Property / Analysis

High levels of unsold stock the main problem for the housing market over winter

18th Aug 26, 10:49am

Greg Ninness

High numbers of homes for sale and lacklustre sales volumes keep buyers in the driving seat through winter

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Superannuation: 'Everyone just is walking around the puddle at this point' - panel

15th Aug 26, 9:25am

Mandy Te

'We're just defaulting to the status quo because that feels safer ... that's not going to pay dividends in the end, is it?': Panel talks NZ Super at Financial Services Council conference

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