Pattrick Smellie is the Owner at BusinessDesk NZ. He focuses on business and economics, with expertise in areas such as finance, energy, mining, and telecommunications, while also covering broader topics like markets and the economy. Pattrick's work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald and BusinessDesk NZ.
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Pattrick Smellie's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry-related topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and press releases. Given this focus, reaching out to him with insights related to New Zealand's business landscape, including government policies and their impact on industries such as gold mining or crowdfunding activities, would likely be well-received.
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Family-owned food and resources empire Talley's Group has filed a statement of claim against coal miner Bathurst Resources, its joint venture partner in sev...
Liquidators for failed Christchurch cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia have returned digital currency worth $400 million to account holders.The distributions are...
New Zealand's brief and unhappy relationship with the multi-trillion-dollar US-based BlackRock investment empire sends three awful signals, one of which matters far more than the others.
Firms are heading into 2025 feeling a bit more optimistic about the economic outlook, although their own trading activity continues generally to be weak.
By: Pattrick Smellie
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The Electricity Authority’s new energy margin data is beginning to look like a reasonable predictor of profitability for electricity generator-retailers,...
By: Pattrick Smellie
The principles embedded in a proposed Regulatory Standards Bill fail to address “a need to improve productivity”, the stated intention of such a law, says Simon Upton, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment.
New Zealand has spent too long saying “no” to economic growth opportunities and “nothing is off the table” in the current Government's agenda to reverse that, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says.
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