Finance Minister Nicola Willis says Govt is planning for worst-case scenario, although there is ‘no immediate cause for alarm’.
Industry reacts after Marama Davidson tells mining companies ‘Your fast-track consents are not safe’.
Qiulae Wong says the time for tinkering is over.
The inquiry highlighted concerns about high levels of bank profitability, Nicola Willis says.
Not another talkfest: Simon Watts says New Zealand has to play its part in reducing emissions.
PM wants the Crown’s balance sheet to be used efficiently.
Net worth is projected to fall from $191 billion now to $168b by 2027.
Labour might be in the right spot by not pleasing either the Greens or National, she says.
Simon Watts says reducing tax compliance means businesses have more money to spend elsewhere.
But Transporting NZ ponders whether the plan will lead to greater economic productivity benefits.