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David Seymour, Christopher Luxon, and Winston Peters walk into the Beehive to sign the 2023 coalition agreements.
Public Policy / News
Has the tide turned for the Coalition?
5th Apr 25, 9:30am
by Dan Brunskill
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A pair of polls show a revival for the embattled governing Coalition
Economy / News
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Economy / News
Weekend briefing: This is bad, and it isn't the bottom
5th Apr 25, 8:09am
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by David Chaston
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China retaliates, compounding the US tariff mistake; reactions are fierce everywhere; the world faces severe stagflation and markets are pricing that in; UST 10yr at 3.99%; gold and oil drop hard; NZ$1 = 55.6 USc; TWI = 65.6
Property / News
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Property / News
Auction rooms starting to get quieter as the market heads into autumn
5th Apr 25, 6:01am
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by Greg Ninness
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Fewer properties on offer at the latest auctions with 37% selling under the hammer
Economy / Opinion
'Unfair competition'
Economy / Opinion
Back to the future
5th Apr 25, 9:20am
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by Guest
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Stuck in the past: Trump tariffs and other policies are dragging the US back to the 19th century, Eric Strikwerda argues
Economy / Opinion
Chinese high rise buildings
Economy / Opinion
China can't spend its way out of trouble
5th Apr 25, 9:10am
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by Guest
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Kenneth Rogoff argues that China's problems can be traced back to its response to the 2008 financial crisis
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Economy / Analysis
Photo by Gage Skidmore on Flickr
Economy / Analysis
Trade war, but make it stupid
4th Apr 25, 9:29am
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by Dan Brunskill
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The United States’ crudely calculated tariffs were not reciprocal and risk fracturing global trade as China and Europe vow to retaliate and protect their own markets
Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
Te wiki o te tāke: Global GST/VAT debates
4th Apr 25, 11:15am
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by Terry Baucher
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast - The United Nations enters the tax chat; concerns over rising GST debt; the Australian budget; and Mega Marshmallows - food or confectionery?
Insurance / News
Insurance / News
FMA files court case against IAG NZ for allegedly overcharging 269,000 customers $35 million
4th Apr 25, 12:14pm
by Ella Somers
IAG NZ self reporting to FMA results in civil court case alleging breaches of the Financial Markets Conduct Act
Rural News / Analysis
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Rural News / Analysis
‘Liberation Day’ US tariffs
3rd Apr 25, 8:14pm
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by admin
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Rabobank has a quick rundown on how the new sudden US tariffs will affect agri-exports, not only to the US, but also to our wider international trading partners
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Rural News / Analysis
Co-existence with genetic modification possible in New Zealand: review
5th Apr 25, 9:00am
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The 50-tonne GBV hydrogen-powered prime mover
Technology / News
High hopes for hydrogen trucks and flights in NZ
3rd Apr 25, 9:25am
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Juha Saarinen
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Economy / Analysis
A new economic identity appears to be emerging in China
3rd Apr 25, 12:38pm
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Guest
Donald Trump appears at campaign rally in 2024
Economy / News
‘Best possible result’: Trump imposes 10% tariff on NZ
[updated]
3rd Apr 25, 9:55am
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Dan Brunskill
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Property / News
Surge in new housing completions in Auckland at the start of 2025
4th Apr 25, 9:46am
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Greg Ninness
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Economy / Analysis
Busting the supermarket duopoly might save households $13 a week
3rd Apr 25, 5:00am
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Dan Brunskill
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