Simon Watts says in the longer term, property owners cannot expect to be bailed out.
Governing Interest: Arguments about whether tax system should be efficient or fair.
Nicola Willis says Labour has left the cupboard bare.
The Treasury now expects the Government books to return to surplus in the 2027 financial year.
Governing Interest: There is some consensus among political parties on renewable energy and reducing red tape, but competing visions remain on how to manage decarbonisation.
Government housing agency Kāinga Ora is in for a shake-up.
Megan Woods says it is a win for environment and households.
PM rounds out the week with another speech to business, and points out film and gaming sectors for future growth.
But as sector still recovers from Covid-19 pandemic, hotels spokesperson James Doolan says now is not the time to cut spending on marketing.
In the second of three events in Auckland yesterday, the Labour leader described why he was so keen on a job others wouldn't touch with a 'barge pole'.