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Jenée Tibshraeny

About

Jenée was interest.co.nz's political and economics reporter based in the Parliamentary Press Gallery until April 2022. She also covered insurance and personal finance. Jenée has won or been a finalist in journalism awards run by the New Zealand Shareholders' Association, Insurance Council of New Zealand and NPA/Voyager.

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11 years 7 months

Latest articles

Overdue EQC review sparks uncertainty among re-insurers
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Overdue EQC review sparks uncertainty among re-insurers
Borrowers advised to snatch long-term fixed mortgage rates while the cost is low
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Borrowers advised to snatch long-term fixed mortgage rates while the cost is low
216,000 New Zealanders using fake names when applying for credit
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216,000 New Zealanders using fake names when applying for credit
Remitters threatened by banks' attempts to protect themselves from money launderers
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Remitters threatened by banks' attempts to protect themselves from money launderers
EQC at 70, a great asset for New Zealand or an aggressive muddler?
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EQC at 70, a great asset for New Zealand or an aggressive muddler?
Little to re-consider Labour's plan to establish new State-owned insurer 'KiwiAssure'
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Little to re-consider Labour's plan to establish new State-owned insurer 'KiwiAssure'
Experts say now isn't the time to unwind last year’s interest rate hikes
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Experts say now isn't the time to unwind last year’s interest rate hikes
Auckland Transport eyes light rail as a move to tackle traffic congestion
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Auckland Transport eyes light rail as a move to tackle traffic congestion
Insurers pleased the Government plans to recognise natural hazards in revamped RMA
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Insurers pleased the Government plans to recognise natural hazards in revamped RMA
Why young people should look beyond the lure of big city life
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Why young people should look beyond the lure of big city life
Westpac, Massey University question whether young people are as financially savvy as they apparently think they are
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Westpac, Massey University question whether young people are as financially savvy as they apparently think they are