Economy / Analysis
Economy / Analysis
22nd Oct 25, 11:20am
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If we weren't hell-bent on eating, owning homes and keeping ourselves warm, we could kick this inflation thing for good
Business / News
Business / News
22nd Oct 25, 11:53am
Our national airline is now forecasting a pre-tax loss of perhaps as much as $55 million for the first half of the 2026 financial year and says the NZ economy remains subdued 'with ongoing softness' across various travel segments
Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
22nd Oct 25, 11:50am
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: John Cuthbertson of CAANZ on how to make effective submissions to Parliament
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Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
22nd Oct 25, 11:26am
The Labour Party would expand subsidies for New Zealand's video game industry to $33 million a year if elected to government in 2026
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Personal Finance / Analysis
16th Oct 25, 4:54pm
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ANZ trims fixed rates, but only to levels that make them look good against their main rivals. Some challenger banks have much lower rates. ANZ also pushed through matching term deposit rate cuts
Public Policy / News
17th Oct 25, 5:00am
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A capital gains tax would be almost ‘irrelevant’ with house price growth unlikely to continue at pre-pandemic pace, former finance minister Bill English says
Property / News
17th Oct 25, 11:50am
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Bargain hunters being spoiled for choice as a flood of mortgagee sales hits the market
Rural News / Opinion
18th Oct 25, 12:34pm
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Fonterra wants to maximise commercial returns for farmers, while Winston Peters wants to manage geopolitical risks and strategic interests of New Zealand broadly
Personal Finance / Analysis
20th Oct 25, 5:08pm
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The second largest mortgage bank cuts home loan rates in response to the largest lender's cuts late last week. But some are me-too, some not as good as their main rivals, one dips just -4 bps
Economy / News
20th Oct 25, 12:15pm
6
Westpac economists see about a 30% to 35% chance the Reserve Bank will do another jumbo sized rate cut next month, which could see the OCR end the year at 2.0%
Personal Finance / Analysis
21st Oct 25, 10:06am
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Savers are being forced to contemplate after-tax returns from term deposits that come in sharply less than inflation and don't keep up with household living cost rises
