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wealthy migrant investors pushed to australia
Closed borders and a rudderless Immigration New Zealand means there is $2 billion trapped in stalled migrant investor visa applications, money which could be flowing into the country’s economy, immi
robust modern slavery legislation a necessity say investors
Investors representing funds of $295 billion have called on the government to introduce modern slavery legislation with more stringent requirements than currently proposed. The long-awaited legislatio
nzs wake up call the growing cybersecurity gap with australia
A week before the hacking of New Zealand’s parliament hit the spotlight, Australia’s high commissioner to New Zealand highlighted just how seriously Australia is taking the cybersecurity threat. A
intercity owner buys greyhound australia
InterCity bus operator Entrada Travel Group is beefing up its trans-Tasman position with the purchase of Greyhound Australia for an undisclosed sum. The travel company, jointly owned by Tranzit Grou
australia philippines sign maritime accord as china rises
Australia and the Philippines have signed an agreement to boost collaboration on maritime security, including “promoting respect for international law”, in the latest sign of their deepening defen
australia to toughen merger rules amid fight with inflation
By Stuart Condie Australia plans to toughen its corporate merger rules amid regulators’ and public concerns that market concentration is restricting competition in key industries and adding to infla
ares raises 27 billion for australia private credit fund
(Bloomberg) -- Ares Management Corp has raised A$2.6 billion (NZ$2.7b) for a credit fund for Australia and New Zealand, as it seeks to capitalize on opportunities created by banks retreating from leve
lets go beverages in liquidation in australia
An Australian entity related to a New Zealand liquor company that gave away a nearly $400,000 car is in liquidation after a successful court application. Let’s Go Beverages – the NZ entity – is
regulator targets mercer australia in its first greenwashing court action
Australia's corporate regulator has launched its first greenwashing court action against pension fund Mercer Superannuation. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has accused the
australia new zealand banking group
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group is one of the biggest banking companies in Australasia.The bank provides a wide range of services such as; personal banking, mortgages, consumer finance, wealth
telco law review favours consumers over investors first nz says
By Paul McBeth July 15 (BusinessDesk) - The government's plans to rewrite legislation governing telecommunications will tilt the regulatory approach of the sector in favour of end-consumers over inves
michael hill posts 51 gain in first half profit as australia picks up
By Tina Morrison Feb. 12 (BusinessDesk) - Michael Hill International, the listed jewellery retailer, increased first-half profit 5.1 percent as it improved its performance in its key Australian market
first home buyers still keen investors not so much
Mortgage brokers are reporting they're still seeing first-home buyers but fewer than previously while investor interest has dropped sharply. Economist Tony Alexander's latest survey, which had 59 resp
kathmandu opening in australia first
Kathmandu said it is slowly re-opening in Australia, with the majority of its Rip Curl and Kathmandu outlets to be open by the end of the week. However back in New Zealand a head office restructure th
first home buyers investors gain as mortgage restrictions lifted
The property sector has broadly supported the Reserve Bank removal of loan-to-value ratio restrictions, saying it would open up opportunities for first home buyers and property investors. The proposa
mortgage brokers seeing fewer investors and first home buyers
Mortgage brokers say fewer property investors are in the market since the government announced its latest housing policies but they are also reporting first-home buyers are backing off too. Economist.
first home buyers and investors now neck and neck
By Jenny Ruth April 17 (BusinessDesk) - First home buyers are increasingly making their presence felt in the housing market as buying by investors needing a mortgage remains depressed, according to Co
investors first home buyers step back from housing market
Both first-home buyers and investors have stepped back from the housing market with mortgage brokers reporting fewer in both categories are seeking their advice, a sharp contrast to their reports of a
watchdog gives nod to air nzvirgin australia trans tasman codeshare
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has signalled it will grant authorisation to Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia for a five-year trans-Tasman codeshare agreement. Public consultati
eroad first half sales disappoint in us outperform in nz and australia
By Sophie Boot Oct. 3 (BusinessDesk) - ERoad, the logistics and fleet management software and hardware developer, says its first-half sales were overall in line with its expectations, though its grow
safe on first cash a hit for nz investors
New Zealand investors played it safe last year, according to the latest central bank-ordained survey of the local fund sector. The new Reserve Bank of NZ (RBNZ) batch of managed fund data shows cash a
australia is where the heartland is
Heartland Group's purchase of an Australian bank and its banking licence is "another-level game-changer", chief executive Jeff Greenslade says. The dual-listed company said on Monday it had indicative
air nz to operate first quarantine free flight to australia
Air New Zealand will operate its first flight as part of the Safe Travel Zone with New South Wales tomorrow. The Safe Travel Zone is a one-way arrangement. People returning to New Zealand will still n
a first nations reckoning is rising in australia
By Teela Reid History is haunting Australia – and its unruly past is stirring a moral reckoning. The government plans to hold a referendum in a few months seeking to enshrine an Aboriginal and Tor
buffett rules out eye popping returns investors arent listening
By Karen Langley Warren Buffett recently warned that Berkshire Hathaway has “no possibility of eye-popping performance.” That hasn’t cooled the ardour of his fans, which could make Berkshire the
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