Jenee Tibshraeny is the Wellington Business Editor at NZ Herald. She specializes in areas such as banking, finance, personal finance, and energy, with a focus on topics like energy policy and regulation, corporate finance, and renewable energy. Jenee's work has been featured in prominent publications including MSN, NewstalkZB, Global Finance Herald, and World Wealth Journal.
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Jenee Tibshraeny's coverage predominantly focuses on the New Zealand finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations. She is likely to be interested in pitches offering insights or analysis related to economic policies, government fiscal decisions, regulatory changes, and their impact on the local financial landscape.
Given her focus on citing data and legal policy regulation, she may be particularly receptive to experts who can provide quantitative analysis of economic trends or offer informed perspectives on legislative changes impacting the finance industry in New Zealand.
When reaching out to Jenee Tibshraeny for potential collaboration or pitching stories, it would be beneficial to align your proposal with her areas of interest such as the New Zealand economy, government finances, treasury reports, reserve bank policies, and interest rate developments.
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By: Jenée Tibshraeny
IMF broadly happy with Govt's economic management, but says NZ needs a CGT or land tax.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
An increasing number of people appear to be dealing with high living costs at the expense of investing in their futures.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
The Government risks hurting the very ratepayers it is trying to protect by changing who is liable for defective home building.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
People are not moving between jobs as seamlessly as they should in a productive economy, thanks to overly restrictive employment contracts.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
The Reserve Bank's decision to lift the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 2.5% on Wednesday is unlikely to trigger immediate mortgage rate rises, according to economists.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
A legal threat by a group headed up by a former TSB chairwoman has successfully slowed progress on the proposed merger of TSB and Heartland Bank.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
Working New Zealanders, who feel like they are going backwards financially, aren't just imagining it.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
Nearly 26,000 properties could be partially uninsurable.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
Reserve Bank chief economist Paul Conway is laser-focused on ensuring people don't start expecting inflation to be above target in the future.
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
MBIE says a balance needs to be struck between protecting investors and supporting firms.
