EEconomy Read More Cashed out: Use of paper money continues to decline – Inside EconomicsOctober 13, 2026 What I am getting at is: is GDP really increasing or is the cash GDP market declining? Mark…
EEconomy Read More Do foreign asset sales make us richer or poorer? – Inside EconomicsOctober 6, 2026 My question is: does this benefit New Zealand’s overseas exchange? First, I would like some clarification on what…
BBusiness Read More Inside Economics: ‘An aspirational quality’ – can we trust Treasury forecasts? … plus, oil shock round twoSeptember 29, 2026 Of course, the “better than expected” numbers were expected. They shouldn’t come as a surprise to regular readers…
BBusiness Read More Inside Economics: If the economy still sucks, why is the RBNZ hiking rates?September 22, 2026 My understanding is that interest rate increases are designed to slow the economy and thereby slow inflation increases.…
EEconomy Read More Inside Economics: When can we call it a recovery? The Reserve Bank might have to make the callAugust 25, 2026 “Bad news such as record inflation or increased unemployment makes the front page, so how about some good…
EEconomy Read More Inside Economics: Have we dodged the inflation bullet?August 18, 2026 There have been some positive data in the past few days which hint at both a re-emergence of…
EEconomy Read More Inside Economics: Is Auckland simply too big for New Zealand’s economy?August 11, 2026 I have been interested in the persistent “hidden” recession in Auckland and Wellington. While there are some numbers…
EEconomy Read More Inside Economics: Why a bad Auckland economy drags the whole country down; plus, the beer tax debate heats upAugust 4, 2026 Perhaps if we acknowledged that more, we’d cheer up and some of that positivity might cheer up Aucklanders…
NNew Zealand Read More National trying to bully media over Opportunity Party coverage – Audrey YoungJuly 30, 2026 He came close to ruling the party out, but didn’t quite go there. It was as though he…
NNew Zealand Read More Nash paid the price but Peters and Jones set a disturbing new tone – NZ HeraldJuly 23, 2026 Nash paid the price but Peters and Jones set a disturbing new tone NZ HeraldNash replacement named as mums…
EEconomy Read More What can governments really do to ease the cost-of-living pain? – Inside EconomicsJuly 21, 2026 All political parties are offering solutions to the electorate. The question is; what levers could a government of…
HHeadlines Read More Labour bungles response to Paul Henry bombshell; the embarrassing part of Indian PM’s visit – Audrey YoungJuly 16, 2026 He is popular and positive. You can dislike his politics, you can envy his money, you can be…