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Cameron Bagrie

  • Managing Director and Chief Economist, Bagrie Economics and Contributor, Freelance
Wellington
As seen in: Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand Herald, Today in Business (Podcast), Radio New Zealand (RNZ), Newsroom New Zealand, Newstalk ZB, Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ), BusinessDesk
Managing Director at Bagrie Economics. Independent. straight shooting economics insights most Sundays 8pm. Details at www.bagrieeconomics.co.nz
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Ignore the Opportunity Party at your peril

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By Cameron Bagrie
| BusinessDesk Verified
National may have handed the teal party an unexpected opportunity. (Image: Composite) Has the incumbent National-led Government just given the Opportunity Party the necessary oxygen to kick above 5% in the polls by ruling them out? We all saw what happened in 2023 with New Zealand First going from 3% in July 2023 to 6.1% on election night once it was thrown some attention.For disclosure, I’m speaking at an upcoming Opportunity Party conference.
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Mind the tail that wags the dog

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By Cameron Bagrie
| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified
Reading Time: 3 minutes We are inching closer to what is looking to be a nailbiting election. The National Party has never been a one-term government, but is behind in the polls – though it could still form a government. The polls are whipsawing. Political trends in other nations signal discontent with incumbent governments. The key thing I am watching ahead of this election is not the headline polls.
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Counting the cost of business shrinkage

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By Cameron Bagrie
| BusinessDesk Verified
The trend for Wellington does not bode well if real change is not made. (Image: Getty) If one chart encapsulates Wellington right now, it might be growth in the number of businesses (below).Wellington’s business community is shrinking and is massively divergent from New Zealand as a whole.
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