Simon Shepherd is a Business Correspondent at Newshub. He covers a range of topics including markets, New Zealand, AI, and the 2023 elections, with a particular interest in India. Simon's insights and reporting have been featured in Cigalah Group, Newshub, and the World Wealth Journal.
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Simon Shepherd's coverage is heavily focused on local New Zealand politics, including election-related news, political party activities, and indigenous issues. He seems to be particularly interested in government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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The luxury house market is in a slump, new sales data shows, with one agent claiming the wealthy are moving to Australia.
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0 of 2 minutes, 52 seconds Volume 0% New sales data shows the luxury house market is in a slump, and one premium real estate agent says some wealthy Kiwis are taking their money and their businesses to Australia.
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There's concern in the construction industry tradies will be forced out of business because of the Government's revamp of Kāinga Ora.
It's blaming increasingly subdued consumer demand compounded by a mild winter resulting in lower than anticipated sales.
Watch: It comes as the board and CEO of Kāinga Ora are being refreshed as the Coalition Govenrment comes up with a new focus for the public housing agency. Credits: Newshub.
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