Tamsyn Parker is a personal finance editor at NewstalkZB. She specializes in finance and trading, with a keen interest in topics such as organic farming, farm management, and ranching. Tamsyn's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including the New Zealand Herald and MSN.
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Tamsyn Parker's coverage primarily focuses on the local business and finance landscape in New Zealand, particularly Auckland. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis, making her likely to be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights supported by relevant data or expert financial analysis.
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The company booked a credit impairment charge of $39.8m in the 15 months to March 31.
By: Tamsyn Parker
The liquidators for SolarZero have managed to realise more than $2.7 million from asset sales and tax rebates but that won't be enough to fully repay the secured creditors, let alone the nearly $24m owed to unsecured creditors.
By: Tamsyn Parker
Christmas Eve has retained its title as the busiest shopping day of the year, but the peak hour was well down on previous years.
By: John Weekes, Duncan Bridgeman, Tamsyn Parker
Investors could be forgiven for feeling a bit of whiplash this week, with sharemarkets falling and rising sharply on a daily basis on the back of conflicting comments about the Middle East war.
