Dan Brunskill

Bank of England’s Catherine Mann and RBNZ’s Paul Conway say raising and cutting interest rates quickly was the right thing to do during the crisis

Bank of England’s Catherine Mann and RBNZ’s Paul Conway say raising and cutting interest rates quickly was the right thing to do during the crisis

Boston Consulting Group report warns New Zealand must focus on developing new export industries as growth in dairy and tourism is unlikely to continue

Boston Consulting Group report warns New Zealand must focus on developing new export industries as growth in dairy and tourism is unlikely to continue

Nobel Prize winner Ben Bernanke believes central banks should provide alternative economic forecasts and explain how they might react if those scenarios were to happen

Nobel Prize winner Ben Bernanke believes central banks should provide alternative economic forecasts and explain how they might react if those scenarios were to happen

Adrian Orr's resignation comes as the Reserve Bank negotiates a funding agreement with the Government and as a potential fight over capital requirements brews

Adrian Orr's resignation comes as the Reserve Bank negotiates a funding agreement with the Government and as a potential fight over capital requirements brews

Reserve Bank Chairman Neil Quigley says Adrian Orr's abrupt resignation wasn't unexpected, as he felt finished with the 'difficult' job

Reserve Bank Chairman Neil Quigley says Adrian Orr's abrupt resignation wasn't unexpected, as he felt finished with the 'difficult' job

Lawyers at Chapman Tripp say NZ First’s bill would only require banks to do extra paperwork and wouldn’t make it easier for coal mines to access capital

Lawyers at Chapman Tripp say NZ First’s bill would only require banks to do extra paperwork and wouldn’t make it easier for coal mines to access capital

House prices are unlikely to surge as long-term interest rates remain steady despite cuts to the Official Cash Rate, Treasury’s chief economist says

House prices are unlikely to surge as long-term interest rates remain steady despite cuts to the Official Cash Rate, Treasury’s chief economist says

Shane Jones says Cabinet will consider creating Special Economic Zones to support New Zealand’s energy security

Shane Jones says Cabinet will consider creating Special Economic Zones to support New Zealand’s energy security

Commerce & Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly resigns after ‘incident’ with staff member

Commerce & Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly resigns after ‘incident’ with staff member

New Zealand’s most important relationship is also its most difficult

New Zealand’s most important relationship is also its most difficult

The basket of goods and services Statistics NZ uses to measure inflation is years out of date and may not be accurate, according to Reserve Bank bosses

The basket of goods and services Statistics NZ uses to measure inflation is years out of date and may not be accurate, according to Reserve Bank bosses

The Reserve Bank will cut the Official Cash Rate more quickly than expected as it predicts a rapid return to economic equilibrium

The Reserve Bank will cut the Official Cash Rate more quickly than expected as it predicts a rapid return to economic equilibrium

Federated Farmers want Finance Minister Nicola Willis to force the Reserve Bank to loosen its capital requirement rules to make rural lending more affordable

Federated Farmers want Finance Minister Nicola Willis to force the Reserve Bank to loosen its capital requirement rules to make rural lending more affordable

Policymakers and commentators at Waikato University’s Economics Forum say New Zealand’s businesses and public sector must embrace risk to overcome stagnation

Policymakers and commentators at Waikato University’s Economics Forum say New Zealand’s businesses and public sector must embrace risk to overcome stagnation

The chief executives of the four big banks will be asked to reappear before Parliament’s inquiry for focused 90-minute hearings

The chief executives of the four big banks will be asked to reappear before Parliament’s inquiry for focused 90-minute hearings

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has told foreign supermarket chains she will clear any barrier possible to bring them to New Zealand

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has told foreign supermarket chains she will clear any barrier possible to bring them to New Zealand

The private Member’s Bill could send bank staff to prison for denying loans to the fossil-fuel industry without a 'valid' commercial reason

The private Member’s Bill could send bank staff to prison for denying loans to the fossil-fuel industry without a 'valid' commercial reason

Dan Brunskill says much can be taken from Ngāi Tahu chairman Justin Tipa's Waitangi Day speech about not getting bogged down in unnecessary ideological battles

Dan Brunskill says much can be taken from Ngāi Tahu chairman Justin Tipa's Waitangi Day speech about not getting bogged down in unnecessary ideological battles

New Zealand's unemployment rate rises to 5.1% as 32,000 workers drop out of the labour force

New Zealand's unemployment rate rises to 5.1% as 32,000 workers drop out of the labour force

The Government’s plan to cut Kāinga Ora’s debt by $1.8 billion will halt construction of new homes despite 20,000-person waitlist

The Government’s plan to cut Kāinga Ora’s debt by $1.8 billion will halt construction of new homes despite 20,000-person waitlist

David Seymour wants New Zealand to copy Trump and withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord

David Seymour wants New Zealand to copy Trump and withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord

The United States says it will hit Mexico, Canada, and China with tariffs in the next few hours, creating risks and opportunities for Kiwi exporters

The United States says it will hit Mexico, Canada, and China with tariffs in the next few hours, creating risks and opportunities for Kiwi exporters

Stuart Smith, chairman of Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee, dropped in favour of National Party insider Cameron Brewer

Stuart Smith, chairman of Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee, dropped in favour of National Party insider Cameron Brewer

The Prime Minister wants to 'end the culture of saying no' but won't say whether he now supports or still opposes construction in his own backyard

The Prime Minister wants to 'end the culture of saying no' but won't say whether he now supports or still opposes construction in his own backyard

Budget 2025 will focus more on economic development and not just annual spending decisions, Finance Minister Nicola Willis says

Budget 2025 will focus more on economic development and not just annual spending decisions, Finance Minister Nicola Willis says