Kiwi Gen Z Job Market: Crunch & 10 Apps a Day?

<p>A staggering 1 in 5 New Zealanders under 25 are actively seeking work, yet remain unemployed – a figure not seen in nearly a decade. This isn’t simply a cyclical downturn; it’s a symptom of a fundamental disconnect between the skills being offered and the jobs available, a disconnect poised to reshape New Zealand’s economic … Read more

Asset Recycling: Hipkins Defends NZ State Assets

<p>A staggering $20 billion. That’s the projected increase in New Zealand’s net debt over the next four years, according to the Treasury. This looming fiscal reality is fueling a renewed debate over asset sales, with National Party leader Christopher Luxon advocating for a “mature conversation” about **asset recycling** while the current Labour government, under Chris … Read more

David Seymour on Labour’s Capital Gains Tax Plan

A staggering $2.3 trillion is estimated to be held in unrealized capital gains globally, representing a significant source of potential revenue for governments grappling with aging populations and rising social costs. New Zealand’s latest foray into a capital gains tax (CGT), as evidenced by recent policy discussions and political maneuvering, isn’t simply a domestic issue; … Read more

Sinner Defeats Djokovic, Reaches Final vs. Alcaraz

The Dawn of a New Era: Sinner’s Victory Signals a Generational Shift in Men’s Tennis A staggering $20,000 per minute. That’s the estimated value of Jannik Sinner’s time on court against Tsitsipas, a figure that underscores the seismic shift happening in men’s tennis. Sinner’s dominant 6-4, 6-2 victory over Novak Djokovic at the Six Kings … Read more