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NZ Budget 2025: economic forecasting is notoriously difficult, but global uncertainty is making it harder
Weaker than expected economic growth will drive trade-offs between present and future fiscal choices in the upcoming budget, write Professor Michael Cameron and Lecturer Michael Ryan in this article for The Conversation.
Building leadership capability in the Bay
Dr Leon de Wet Fourie highlights how Waikato’s MBA programme in Tauranga is developing confident, future-ready leaders through flexible study, regional insight and real-world business connections.
Farming roots fuel grad’s business success
Patrick Deane’s path to a Bachelor of Business was driven by a fearless attitude. As a student, he took every opportunity to grow. Now, as he prepares to graduate, he’s ready to take on the business world.
NZ’s over-reliance on roads for freight means natural disasters hit even harder. But there is a fix
In this article for The Conversation, Senior Lecturer Cécile L'Hermitte explores New Zealand's fragile freight system post-Cyclone Gabrielle and advocates for diversifying transport options to boost resilience.
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