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Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

ANALYSIS: Plenty of property crowdfunders have tried and failed at democratising home ownership. A new venture hopes to buck the trend.

Nicholas Pointon Mon, 16 Feb 2026

Shoeshine

Property crowdfunders pull out over uncertain rules

Property

Another property crowdfunder goes into hibernation

Property

Property crowdfunding platform launched today already offering refunds

'Been there' - Martin Dunn on residential property floats

House-sharing offer aims to get Aucklanders on property ladder

Margin Call

NZME’s governance Gren(on)ade

ANALYSIS: James Grenon’s campaign to reshape NZME’s board signals more than shareholder activism – it’s a reminder of how fast governance risk can move from footnote to front page.

Paige Hennessy Tue, 15 Apr 2025

Shoeshine

Virgin float flies into Trump turbulence

ANALYSIS: Private equity owner Bain Capital is reportedly pushing ahead with the IPO, but it might be a tougher sell in the current market.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 14 Apr 2025

Economy Matters

Trump’s protectionism consequences are complex, destabilising

ANALYSIS: Moses’ declaration of moral principles aimed at bringing humanity closer together, while Trump’s declaration of global tariffs underscores a growing fragmentation in international relations.

Christoph Schumacher Mon, 14 Apr 2025

Book Review

The grim reality of a green future

ANALYSIS: Climate protection means no cars, no planes, and wartime rationing.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 13 Apr 2025

Beehive Banter

Defence boost, tariff pause, Parker retirement, Little for mayor

ANALYSIS: Despite Donald Trump’s pause, tariffs are still going up.

Brent Edwards Sat, 12 Apr 2025

Last Word

Accounting and independent directors – it’s all about optics

ANALYSIS: As two New Zealand firms introduce independent voices to their boards, the rest must consider doing the same.

Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath Fri, 11 Apr 2025

Hunter’s Corner

There’s a bigger picture in the pro-bank Bill

ANALYSIS: A retrospective measure in proposed legislation looks designed to help ANZ and ASB defend a customer class action, but it’s not as black and white as that.

Tim Hunter Fri, 11 Apr 2025

Edwards on Politics

Boosting defence spending in a more uncertain world

ANALYSIS: Government paper says China is challenging international norms of behaviour and the security of other states.

Brent Edwards Thu, 10 Apr 2025

NBR Focus

The Accountants 2025: why accounting is ripe for PE investment

ANALYSIS: Mercury Capital’s Findex deal a sign of things to come for New Zealand firms.

Hamish McNicol Thu, 10 Apr 2025

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Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

Property crowdfunders pull out over uncertain rules

Another property crowdfunder goes into hibernation

Property crowdfunding platform launched today already offering refunds

'Been there' - Martin Dunn on residential property floats

House-sharing offer aims to get Aucklanders on property ladder

NZME’s governance Gren(on)ade

Virgin float flies into Trump turbulence

Trump’s protectionism consequences are complex, destabilising

The grim reality of a green future

Defence boost, tariff pause, Parker retirement, Little for mayor

Accounting and independent directors – it’s all about optics

There’s a bigger picture in the pro-bank Bill

Boosting defence spending in a more uncertain world

The Accountants 2025: why accounting is ripe for PE investment

Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

Contact Energy announces $525m capital raise

Couple goes on ‘mad’ honey buying spree despite downturn

Te Taumata Lakeview touts $1b uplift in commercial value

Why NZ’s biggest companies are not big enough

Punakaiki Fund owed $600,000 from EverEdge in share sale dispute

Yes, a levy is a tax, even if it’s for LNG

Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

Wellington Water Board chair quits over Moa Point mess

Act to campaign on smaller government to lift productivity

Carbon price volatility hits Treaty forests

Property developers pulling back plans due to council bureaucracy