Jem Traylen is a Reporter at New Zealand Herald. He specializes in Corporate Finance, Economic Policy, and Corporate Sustainability, with a keen focus on Environmental Services and the Local Economy. Jem's work has been featured in New Zealand Herald and BusinessDesk NZ.
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Jem’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in New Zealand, with a specific emphasis on government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation, business & industry, and public service.
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By: Jem Traylen
It's that time of year againPrime Minister Christopher Luxon did his best to downplay Waitangi Day as much as possible.First, he set the policy agenda for t...
Summer and the sea go hand in hand in this island nation, and in one way or another, probably all of us will have something to do with our fisheries – whe...
The 'People’s Portfolio'Should the government be in the business of farming or providing a property valuation service that competes against the pr...
The Government is making changes to the infrastructure funding system, which Housing and Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop announced at a local government fo...
By: Jem Traylen
S&P Global Ratings says its recent downgrading of the institutional framework for local council borrowing is “a big deal”, and both central and...
By: Jem Traylen
Fourth pillar needed?The Government has announced what it says will be “the biggest change to infrastructure funding and financing since the early 2000s&r...
The new health minister says Health New Zealand never implemented the right systems to control its finances because of rushed reforms.
Is there a pulse?With about 15 months to go before the next election period kicks off, the judges’ collective scoreboard (aka “polls”) isn&rsq...
By: Jem Traylen
Auditor-General John Ryan’s seven-year term comes to an end on July 1. He talks to Jem Traylen about what drove him to apply for the job and the impact he...
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