Dan Brunskill

Headline inflation drops to 6.7% as petrol prices fall but domestic prices continue to climb

Headline inflation drops to 6.7% as petrol prices fall but domestic prices continue to climb

National Party releases Getting Back to Farming policy which would cut regulations and welcome more foreign workers

National Party releases Getting Back to Farming policy which would cut regulations and welcome more foreign workers

A new research paper suggests the Government and the Reserve Bank are responsible for half of inflation, as ASB economists forecast a deeper recession as a result

A new research paper suggests the Government and the Reserve Bank are responsible for half of inflation, as ASB economists forecast a deeper recession as a result

Soaring food prices expected to keep annual inflation at 7.2% in the March consumer price index data release this Thursday

Soaring food prices expected to keep annual inflation at 7.2% in the March consumer price index data release this Thursday

Climate Change Commission’s ETS advice could increase households' costs by between $85 and $877 in 2026

Climate Change Commission’s ETS advice could increase households' costs by between $85 and $877 in 2026

Government's 'Affordable Water Reform' gives councils more control but could reduce the efficiencies of scale

Government's 'Affordable Water Reform' gives councils more control but could reduce the efficiencies of scale

Revamped Three Waters to create 10 water management entities in an effort to give local governments more influence over massive infrastructure upgrades

Revamped Three Waters to create 10 water management entities in an effort to give local governments more influence over massive infrastructure upgrades

Climate Change Commission warns Government not to ignore its Emissions Trading Scheme advice for a second time

Climate Change Commission warns Government not to ignore its Emissions Trading Scheme advice for a second time

Parliament committee proposes making the Deposit Takers Bill more friendly to smaller non-bank financial institutions

Parliament committee proposes making the Deposit Takers Bill more friendly to smaller non-bank financial institutions

Retail card spending rose 0.7% in March despite tightening Reserve Bank monetary policy

Retail card spending rose 0.7% in March despite tightening Reserve Bank monetary policy

Mortgage rates were unmoved by the RBNZ’s big hike as traders bet any increase now will be matched with a cut later

Mortgage rates were unmoved by the RBNZ’s big hike as traders bet any increase now will be matched with a cut later

New Zealand may have to spend ‘multiple billions’ buying overseas carbon offsets to hit 2030 climate goals, a Treasury report says

New Zealand may have to spend ‘multiple billions’ buying overseas carbon offsets to hit 2030 climate goals, a Treasury report says

NZIER's Christina Leung explains how higher interest rates are impacting New Zealand businesses and why profits aren't driving inflation

NZIER's Christina Leung explains how higher interest rates are impacting New Zealand businesses and why profits aren't driving inflation

Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gives her valedictory speech to Parliament

Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern gives her valedictory speech to Parliament

Reserve Bank lifts Official Cash Rate 50 basis points to 5.25% saying severe weather events have led to higher prices for some goods & services

Reserve Bank lifts Official Cash Rate 50 basis points to 5.25% saying severe weather events have led to higher prices for some goods & services

NZIER’s quarterly survey of business opinion shows RBNZ winning inflation battle and causing recession

NZIER’s quarterly survey of business opinion shows RBNZ winning inflation battle and causing recession

NZIER’s quarterly survey shows economic capacity pressures are easing and businesses are more worried about sales than hiring

NZIER’s quarterly survey shows economic capacity pressures are easing and businesses are more worried about sales than hiring

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will revoke lobbyists’ parliamentary access cards in first step to regulating the industry

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will revoke lobbyists’ parliamentary access cards in first step to regulating the industry

The Reserve Bank of NZ will likely lift the Official Cash Rate 25 basis points on Wednesday and give little else away

The Reserve Bank of NZ will likely lift the Official Cash Rate 25 basis points on Wednesday and give little else away

The National Party plans to introduce national standards for wind and solar power that will fast-track the consenting process

The National Party plans to introduce national standards for wind and solar power that will fast-track the consenting process

A new crossing over the Waitematā Harbour carries an enormous price tag but has broad political support

A new crossing over the Waitematā Harbour carries an enormous price tag but has broad political support

Government outlines five options for a second central city Waitematā harbour crossing and wants to begin construction this decade

Government outlines five options for a second central city Waitematā harbour crossing and wants to begin construction this decade

RBNZ seeks feedback on managing climate risks in the financial sector

RBNZ seeks feedback on managing climate risks in the financial sector

Megan Woods and David Parker will take over Stuart Nash's ministerial roles after the Napier MP's dismissal

Megan Woods and David Parker will take over Stuart Nash's ministerial roles after the Napier MP's dismissal

Could the banking crisis ‘morph into something more sinister’ for the New Zealand dollar?

Could the banking crisis ‘morph into something more sinister’ for the New Zealand dollar?