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Of Interest

En podcast av: Gareth Vaughan

Longform interviews with key opinion makers about the New Zealand economy

Our American listeners can also listen to Of Interest at our American site

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David Mahon: China, a country 'full of DeepSeeks,' now sees NZ as 'a country of diplomatic infidelity'
Publicerades 2025-02-19

Nicola Willis: Growing the economy without spending
Publicerades 2024-12-20
Andrew Coleman: Swapping NZ's gas guzzling Holden government retirement income system for an EV
Publicerades 2024-10-10
John Lyon: Why New Zealanders should be grateful insurers remain committed to their country
Publicerades 2024-10-01
Murray Harris: The case for higher KiwiSaver contributions
Publicerades 2024-09-24
Jonathan Shapiro: Why the integrity of bond markets on both sides of the Tasman is at stake
Publicerades 2024-09-09
Pierre van Heerden: How it costs twice as much to set up a supermarket in NZ than Australia
Publicerades 2024-09-06
Imre Speizer: What to expect from interest rates and the NZ dollar over coming months
Publicerades 2024-08-27
John Small: The 'faster, safer, cheaper' banking experience of the future
Publicerades 2024-08-20
Christian Hawkesby: Accurate GDP forecast would’ve altered May RBNZ policy
Publicerades 2024-08-17
Shannon Barlow: Where the power sits in the labour market
Publicerades 2024-08-04
John Bolton: Who might be attracted to shoebox apartments and why
Publicerades 2024-08-01
Steven Hail: Transforming the discussion about government fiscal & economic policy
Publicerades 2024-07-26
Will Carnachan of Aotea Asset Management unpacks the NZ private credit scene
Publicerades 2024-07-18
Nick Tuffley: Why did ASB and RBNZ change their mind about rate cuts?
Publicerades 2024-07-13
Stephen Jacobi: The US is a riskier trade partner than China
Publicerades 2024-07-12
James Foster - the New Zealand EV, or 'batteries on wheels', scene
Publicerades 2024-06-28
Cameron Bagrie: Why and how the pricing of risk versus the taking of risk by banks needs to change
Publicerades 2024-06-20
Fiona Hall & Martin Dilly: Frustrations with & war stories from the world of anti-money laundering compliance
Publicerades 2024-06-17
Kylie Walker: What the mission-driven Future Made in Australia approach is & what it could mean
Publicerades 2024-06-05

Longform interviews with key opinion makers about the New Zealand economy

105 Avsnitt

David Mahon: China, a country 'full of DeepSeeks,' now sees NZ as 'a country of diplomatic infidelity'

Nicola Willis: Growing the economy without spending

Andrew Coleman: Swapping NZ's gas guzzling Holden government retirement income system for an EV

John Lyon: Why New Zealanders should be grateful insurers remain committed to their country

Murray Harris: The case for higher KiwiSaver contributions

Jonathan Shapiro: Why the integrity of bond markets on both sides of the Tasman is at stake

Pierre van Heerden: How it costs twice as much to set up a supermarket in NZ than Australia

Imre Speizer: What to expect from interest rates and the NZ dollar over coming months

John Small: The 'faster, safer, cheaper' banking experience of the future

Christian Hawkesby: Accurate GDP forecast would’ve altered May RBNZ policy

Shannon Barlow: Where the power sits in the labour market

John Bolton: Who might be attracted to shoebox apartments and why

Steven Hail: Transforming the discussion about government fiscal & economic policy

Will Carnachan of Aotea Asset Management unpacks the NZ private credit scene

Nick Tuffley: Why did ASB and RBNZ change their mind about rate cuts?

Stephen Jacobi: The US is a riskier trade partner than China

James Foster - the New Zealand EV, or 'batteries on wheels', scene

Cameron Bagrie: Why and how the pricing of risk versus the taking of risk by banks needs to change

Fiona Hall & Martin Dilly: Frustrations with & war stories from the world of anti-money laundering compliance

Kylie Walker: What the mission-driven Future Made in Australia approach is & what it could mean