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Lucy Craymer

Reporter · AU

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lucy Craymer

    New Zealand forecasts smaller deficit as economy grows (opens the original)

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    New Zealand's government has ‌forecast a smaller budget deficit ‌and lower debt than projected in its May budget, while striking an upbeat tone ‌on economic ‌growth ⁠ahead of a general ​election in November. In a pre-election update, New Zealand's Treasury forecasted an operating balance before ⁠gains ‌and losses (OBEGAL) ​deficit of $NZ8.73 billion ($A7.05 billion) ​in the ‌fiscal year ending June 30, ​2027, compared with a $NZ14.09 billion deficit forecast ​in May. The ​government ​now forecas

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lucy Craymer

    New Zealand forecasts smaller deficit as economy grows (opens the original)

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    New Zealand's government has ‌forecast a smaller budget deficit ‌and lower debt than projected in its May budget, while striking an upbeat tone ‌on economic ‌growth ⁠ahead of a general ​election in November. In a pre-election update, New Zealand's Treasury forecasted an operating balance before ⁠gains ‌and losses (OBEGAL) ​deficit of $NZ8.73 billion ($A7.05 billion) ​in the ‌fiscal year ending June 30, ​2027, compared with a $NZ14.09 billion deficit forecast ​in May. The ​government ​now forecas

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lucy Craymer

    New Zealand forecasts smaller deficit as economy grows (opens the original)

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    New Zealand's government has ‌forecast a smaller budget deficit ‌and lower debt than projected in its May budget, while striking an upbeat tone ‌on economic ‌growth ⁠ahead of a general ​election in November. In a pre-election update, New Zealand's Treasury forecasted an operating balance before ⁠gains ‌and losses (OBEGAL) ​deficit of $NZ8.73 billion ($A7.05 billion) ​in the ‌fiscal year ending June 30, ​2027, compared with a $NZ14.09 billion deficit forecast ​in May. The ​government ​now forecas

  4. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lucy Craymer

    New Zealand forecasts smaller deficit as economy grows (opens the original)

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    New Zealand's government has ‌forecast a smaller budget deficit ‌and lower debt than projected in its May budget, while striking an upbeat tone ‌on economic ‌growth ⁠ahead of a general ​election in November. In a pre-election update, New Zealand's Treasury forecasted an operating balance before ⁠gains ‌and losses (OBEGAL) ​deficit of $NZ8.73 billion ($A7.05 billion) ​in the ‌fiscal year ending June 30, ​2027, compared with a $NZ14.09 billion deficit forecast ​in May. The ​government ​now forecas

  5. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lucy Craymer

    New Zealand forecasts smaller deficit as economy grows (opens the original)

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    New Zealand's government has ‌forecast a smaller budget deficit ‌and lower debt than projected in its May budget, while striking an upbeat tone ‌on economic ‌growth ⁠ahead of a general ​election in November. In a pre-election update, New Zealand's Treasury forecasted an operating balance before ⁠gains ‌and losses (OBEGAL) ​deficit of $NZ8.73 billion ($A7.05 billion) ​in the ‌fiscal year ending June 30, ​2027, compared with a $NZ14.09 billion deficit forecast ​in May. The ​government ​now forecas

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