S&P says councils are told to do more infrastructure spending but get less support.
Government faces a multi-billion-dollar liability as the fund nears its end.
Nicola Willis says changes are part of the plan to shift New Zealand to a faster growth track.
Partner John Kensington says former RBNZ governor Adrian Orr deserves some credit.
According to Jones, investors said: ‘Well we hope Mr Jones, that the implementation of your fast track matches the muscularity of your rhetoric’.
Erica Stanford says Associate Education Minister David Seymour made her aware of issues at school lunch provider at least a month before liquidation.
Vittoria Shortt says it’s not up to the ASB to tell clients what to do – but it makes good commercial sense to cut emissions.
‘Why wouldn’t you want to invest here?’ asks PM Luxon ahead of the inaugural summit to attract overseas capital.
No change in direction, no change in pace, says Andrew Bayly's replacement Scott Simpson.
Chris Hipkins says Labour won't dump things just to make a political point.