Brianna Mcilraith is a Money Reporter at Stuff. She specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, personal finance, and economic policy, with a focus on the housing market, credit health, and debt management. Brianna's work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, Sun Media Limited, The Press, The Post, RNZ, and Waikato Times.
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Brianna's coverage is largely focused on local business and industry developments in New Zealand, with an emphasis on retail, employment, administration, liquidation, and personal finance. Given her focus on citing data and government announcements, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary backed by relevant statistics or official statements.
Her coverage also suggests a potential interest in stories related to human resources & employment practices and their impact on businesses. Pitches could include topics such as successful strategies for managing financial challenges during the holiday season or analyses of market pressures affecting local businesses.
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For those looking to lock in longer term home loans - one major bank has dropped its three, four and five-year terms.
By: Brianna McIlraith
fast facts AI assisted summary US President Donald Trump has authorised a 100% tariff on foreign movies.
fast facts Unemployment rate expected to rise as high as 5.3% in Q1 2025. This would be the highest the rate has been since 2016.
Banks are preparing for a ‘refixing surge' as more than 80% of homeowners look to refix their mortgage in the next year.
fast facts AI assisted summary Commerce Commission filed criminal charges against Woolworths NZ for alleged inaccurate pricing and misleading specials.
By: Brianna McIlraith
About $853 million is owed to Inland Revenue, five years on from the launch of the Small Business Cashflow scheme.
An additional cut to the official cash rate is being widely predicted by economists with a cycle-low expected by the end of winter - so what does that mean for you?
If you're a first home buyer ‘now is the time to act' property experts say as home values remain low - for now.
By: Brianna McIlraith
Demand for ingredients to make the viral Dubai chocolate has increased so much that one business owner said other shoppers were trying to take pistachio cream out of her trolley.
By: Brianna McIlraith
fast facts AI assisted summary Those selling homes within two to three years could experience losses, according to Cotality NZ's Pain and Gain Report.
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