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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

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: Long-term yield warning signals grow stronger

18th Aug 26, 7:19am

by David Chaston

Conflicting Hormuz stands harden; global long term yields rise; Canadian inflation rises; Singapore and Japan deliver upbeat data; China data uninspiring; UST 10yr at 4.73%; gold up; oil prices up; NZ$1 = 59 USc; TWI-5 = 62.6

Public Policy / Opinion

Public Policy / Opinion

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

18th Aug 26, 9:44am

by Guest

Why the Pentagon is suddenly interested in a tiny town in New South Wales

Personal Finance / Opinion

Personal Finance / Opinion

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

18th Aug 26, 9:50am

by Lynda Moore

Lynda Moore warns that love and money can get tangled up fast when you become a grandparent

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Economy / News

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Economy / News

Inflation seen cooling but more OCR increases still expected

17th Aug 26, 3:25pm

by Mandy Te

ASB senior economist Mark Smith says the latest Selected Price Indexes give some comfort inflation is moderating from its 4.1% peak

Currencies / Analysis

Currencies / Analysis

NZD reaches 2½-month high then pulls back slightly

18th Aug 26, 7:30am

by Jason Wong

Oil prices are higher after Iranian TV confirmed the seizure of an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Global bond markets continue to trade heavily, with long-end rates in the US, Germany and Japan reaching fresh multi-decade highs

Public Policy / News

Public Policy / News

Government to look at options for another Waitematā Crossing via 'detailed business case' study

[updated]

17th Aug 26, 3:22pm

by Anna Whyte

Meola Reef, upgrading existing harbour bridge and tunnel to be looked at in government search for an additional Waitematā Harbour crossing option

Public Policy / News

Inside the Capital: Greens go after groceries, Helen Clark goes after Qiulae Wong and Christopher Luxon holds firm

17th Aug 26, 3:04pm

by Anna Whyte

Greens go after groceries, Helen Clark goes after Qiulae Wong and Christopher Luxon holds firm on failed leadership challenge

Economy / News

Overseas student numbers at their highest level in at least 10 years

17th Aug 26, 11:44am

Greg Ninness

Economy / News

‘Little chance’ of a falling unemployment rate until meaningful services job growth returns, says BNZ

17th Aug 26, 1:33pm

Ella Somers

Rural News / Opinion

Red meat exports find an impressive array of destinations

17th Aug 26, 3:33pm

Allan Barber

Economy / News

Fuel prices dropped in July as airfares, led by domestic ones, surged - Statistics NZ

17th Aug 26, 11:28am

Mandy Te

Economy / Opinion

New Zealand’s mounting misery index

17th Aug 26, 10:10am

Brian Easton

Public Policy / Opinion

No more experiments in the social laboratory

16th Aug 26, 4:59pm

Chris Trotter

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Waters rising from beneath

13th Aug 26, 2:01pm

Guest

New Zealand’s new flood maps are missing a hidden threat – the water quietly rising from below, Amandine Bosserelle & Leanne K Morgan say

Banking / News

'The executive and myself have been held accountable'

13th Aug 26, 3:16pm

Gareth Vaughan

ASB CEO Vittoria Shortt says she has been held accountable for an annus horribilis for the bank via a pay cut

Public Policy / Opinion

No more experiments in the social laboratory

16th Aug 26, 4:59pm

Chris Trotter

If nobody moves, then nobody, or at least nobody in the top one percent of income earners, is going to get hurt

Personal Finance / Opinion

Are future governments coming for your KiwiSaver?

14th Aug 26, 6:00am

Guest

Joseph Darby sees an increasing risk of a mandated allocation of KiwiSaver money to NZ infrastructure or housing, in the name of fixing national problems. He traces the pattern at home and abroad, and weighs the odds

Public Policy / News

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon addresses media after a second confidence vote.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon survives another National Party confidence vote

[updated]

12th Aug 26, 9:32am

Anna Whyte

Christopher Luxon remains Prime Minister and National Party leader after surviving another caucus vote

Public Policy / News

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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

Economy / News