Fresh data from Statistics New Zealand indicates that New Zealand’s economic performance has been consistently declining since the post-Covid recovery period. The nation’s productivity levels have not bounced back, posing concerns for future economic growth and development. Despite various efforts to stabilize the economy, the persistent decline in productivity highlights underlying structural issues. Experts caution that this ongoing trend could have long-term implications for New Zealand’s global economic standing. The report suggests a need for strategic interventions to boost productivity and stabilize the economy. As businesses and government bodies analyze these findings, there is a growing call for innovative solutions to reverse the trend and enhance New Zealand’s economic resilience.
NZ HeraldNew data shows automakers embracing repairability by design as Thatcham research highlights industry progress
New data from Thatcham Research underscores a positive trend in the automotive industry, revealing that global automakers are increasingly prioritizing repairability by design. Leading insurer