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What's in The Independent Financial Review today
What's in The Independent Financial Review today
The
turning of the tide on household wealth and the housing
boom
The housing boom that made homeowners feel wealthier and spend up large is ending. Now they're hoarding their cash in the bank in preparation for a downturn and face sliding house prices as in influx of new supply hits the market, a new survey shows. Bob Edlin reports.
A
predictions market to almost bet on Don Brash for PM
New Zealanders will soon be placing money on the outcome of business and political events and trading their hunches in a new futures style market. Denise McNabb reports.
Samuels pays for slamming Carter
Dover Samuels' decision to speak out against Chris Carter's veto of the Whangamata Marina has cost him a plum retirement job with the Environment Court. Tim Donoghue reports.
Warehouse won't get around the rules
The Takeovers panel will want a say in court if the Stephen Tindall-led consortium tries to use a scheme of arrangement to take over The Warehouse. Nick Stride reports.
Editorial - Don Brash should retire with
dignity
We editorialise that Don Brash has proven he doesn't have the political skills to win the next election. He should stand down.
ENDS
Gordon Campbell: On The Hikoi Aftermath
Infrastructure New Zealand: Single Agency Needed To Coordinate Climate Adaptation And Recovery
Free Speech Union: Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill Likely To Restrict Access To Information, Polling Shows Most Oppose
Auckland Transport: Driver Safety Screens Now Rolling Out Across Auckland’s Bus Fleet
People Against Prisons Aotearoa: 'Expect Resistance' - Community Group Pushes Back Against More Cops With Guns
Greenpeace: New Zealand Drops In Global Ranking On Climate Action
PSA: Spending Cuts Need To Stop - PSA Urges Govt To Listen To Economists
