HeyJaredHamish Walker
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Aug 5, 2026
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We need to learn to fail more (opens the original)
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I was recently in Sydney meeting with Australians looking to buy property here in New Zealand. Whilst I was there, I managed to sneak in a couple of days at a leadership conference, where one speaker in particular left me thinking about something that had nothing to do with property. Steven Bartlett, the entrepreneur behind The Diary of a CEO, was among the speakers. His podcast sees him sit down with some of the world’s most successful and influential people to talk about their lives, careers,
Queenstown’s infrastructure at a tipping point (opens the original)
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It took me over two hours the other afternoon to do something that should have taken around 30 minutes. I drove from Frankton into Queenstown to collect one of my daughters from school, back to Frankton to pick up my youngest from daycare, then home. In total, I travelled around 15km, which took two hours and 10 minutes. Yes, the return trip took over two hours. The morning school and daycare drop-off had already taken around 90 minutes. By the end of the day, I had spent well over 3-1/2 hours i
What elections mean for property prices (opens the original)
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With election day now less than 90 days away, one question is being asked of me more than almost any other: “Should I wait until after the election to buy or sell?” It is a fair question. Elections create uncertainty and uncertainty has a habit of making people pause before making major decisions about their future and their finances. Buyers become more cautious, sellers wonder whether they should hold off and investors wait to see what tax or housing policies the next government may introduce.
Bugger the damn disease (opens the original)
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Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest forms of cancer. Currently the survival rate five years after diagnosis is around 5% with the majority dying within the first 12 months. Pancreatic cancer is now the only major cancer with a single-digit survival rate, and New Zealand has one of the lowest survival rates in the developed world, well behind countries including Australia, Canada, Denmark, Ireland, Norway and the United Kingdom. The biggest challenge isn’t necessarily treatment, it’s d
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