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Is this the best housing market for buyers in years? (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s housing market has taken another step backwards. But it’s a small step. Cotality NZ’s latest Home Value Index (HVI) recorded a -0.3% fall in September, marking the sixth consecutive monthly decline. National property values are now -1.3% lower than a year ago, with the median value slipping to $797,078, below the previous cycle low recorded in June 2023. While buyers have more choice and bargaining power, there’s still little sign of a sharp rebound. But Cotality NZ chief property
Is low productivity New Zealand's biggest economic problem? (opens the original)
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For more than a decade, New Zealand’s productivity growth has been painfully weak – and that could be one of the biggest economic problems facing the next Government. But you wouldn’t necessarily know it from the election campaign. The parties are promising tax cuts, more housing, cheaper groceries, changes to immigration and more spending on public services. But how many of those policies will actually make New Zealand more productive? University of Otago economics associate professor Dennis We
How each party plans to tax you (opens the original)
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With the election weeks away, a new poll gives us a glimpse into how voters feel about one of the major topics this campaign season: tax. No new taxes for working people. No new taxes full stop. Taxes for capital gains. Tax the rich. Tax inheritance. Tax landowners. The latest Ipsos Issues Monitor survey dived deeper into the tax debate, showing about two-thirds of Kiwis would support a wealth tax. Inflation/the cost of living remains the most pressing area for Kiwis and was listed by 63% of res
Election 2026: Chris v Chris round two officially begins (opens the original)
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Parliament is officially over and now the gloves are coming off. New Zealanders go to the polls on November 7 and between now and then we’re going to see the parties make their pitches, ramp up their attacks and fight for every last vote. The next 44 days will be filled with policy announcements, political debates, carefully choreographed photo ops, an endless stream of memes and, inevitably, drama. So, as the buzz of the Beehive fades into silence and the campaign proper takes centre stage, wha
AI’s Oppenheimer moment and why self-regulation might not cut it (opens the original)
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The bosses of some of the world’s largest AI companies say we should. Sam Altman and Elon Musk have both backed Anthropic’s head, Dario Amodei, after he publicly said we need to slow the pace of AI development. Amodei has agreed with an ex-Anthropic employee who said that “the people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade”. He’s suggested that “embedded evaluators” be stationed at each company, acting as independent watchdogs, something both Altman and M
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