Analysis

Hot Topic Te Wiki o te Reo Māori

Latest

Beehive Banter

Polls, recessions, capital gains taxes

ANALYSIS: Former politician Peter Dunne on what this week’s shock GDP slump means for the coalition Government.

NBR Staff Sat, 20 Sep 2025

Beehive Banter

Super policies, Nash gaffes, by-elections, is Luxon safe?

Beehive Banter

Amazon hype, foreign buyer ban, a trip to China

Beehive Banter

Insurers, supermarkets, a four-year term, Taylor-Travis wedding?

Beehive Banter

Strikes, Reserve Bank, Labour policy, Mallard recall and Ukraine

Beehive Banter

Gaza debate, polls, pay equity, the Covid-19 inquiry no-show

Economy Matters

Eternal growth is not feasible, or is it?

ANALYSIS: Overlapping crises of the past few years have ended trajectory of creating and consuming more stuff every year.

Hillmarè Schulze Mon, 24 Apr 2023

Risky Business

How to debunk misinformation attacks

ANALYSIS: New research suggests employees can be a powerful tool in fighting back.

Dan Laufer Mon, 24 Apr 2023

Book Review

The court of Sumner Redstone and his ladies in waiting

The scandalous story of a media mogul’s final years.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 23 Apr 2023

Beehive Banter

National’s farming policy, candidates, a Green spat

ANALYSIS: National is trying to win back the rural vote.

Brent Edwards Fri, 21 Apr 2023

Hunter’s Corner

A house price recovery is the last thing we need

ANALYSIS: After the eye-watering inflation we have experienced it’s way too soon to be talking up the market.

Tim Hunter Fri, 21 Apr 2023

Edwards on Politics

New Zealand’s tottering diplomatic balancing act

ANALYSIS: While China remains NZ’s top export market, NZ is being drawn ever closer into Western alliances.

Brent Edwards Thu, 20 Apr 2023

Margin Call

Inflation response: Looks a lot like 1997 all over again

ANALYSIS: The RBNZ response to high levels of inflation the economy has been experiencing.

Stephen Bennie Tue, 18 Apr 2023

Te Ao Māori

Laying down the te reo Māori challenge to corporates

ANALYSIS: Extinction of the Māori language still possible if corporate Aotearoa doesn’t play its part.

Will Mace Mon, 17 Apr 2023

On the Money

On the 2023 Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook

ANALYSIS: The yearbook examined the impact of stagflationary conditions on stock and bond markets.

Brent Sheather Sun, 16 Apr 2023

Prev 1 117 118 119 120 121 150 Next

Categories

Analysis

Featured

Analysis

Polls, recessions, capital gains taxes

Super policies, Nash gaffes, by-elections, is Luxon safe?

Amazon hype, foreign buyer ban, a trip to China

Insurers, supermarkets, a four-year term, Taylor-Travis wedding?

Strikes, Reserve Bank, Labour policy, Mallard recall and Ukraine

Gaza debate, polls, pay equity, the Covid-19 inquiry no-show

Eternal growth is not feasible, or is it?

How to debunk misinformation attacks

The court of Sumner Redstone and his ladies in waiting

National’s farming policy, candidates, a Green spat

A house price recovery is the last thing we need

New Zealand’s tottering diplomatic balancing act

Inflation response: Looks a lot like 1997 all over again

Laying down the te reo Māori challenge to corporates

On the 2023 Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook

Fed cuts put markets in pole position for bull run

Polls, recessions, capital gains taxes

Viljoen leaves Fiji Airways with top 10 world ranking

Bitcoin near $120k: is this time different?

Forsyth Barr shareholders ‘overwhelmingly’ back Mercury deal

Infrastructure, not vineyards: FirstCape’s KiwiSaver dream

Willis dumps on Trump for GDP slump

NZ economy declines 0.9% in June quarter

Forest partnerships: the delay of gratification

Te Ao Māori puts people at the heart of payments

NZ’s female-only startups get just 2.9% of every dollar invested

Govt ploughs $70m into events and tourism