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Brenda Newth

Brenda Newth

Verified

Freelance Writer, Bay Buzz

Hawke's Bay

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Features , Criminal Justice, Higher Education , Investigative Journalism, Business Reporting, Finance Reporting

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Total articles 21

  • Ready, set, grow?

    By Brenda Newth Verified| Bay Buzz Verified [As published n March/April BayBuzz magazine.]Last year, New Zealand came top of the world’s developed countries for all the wrong reasons, recording the largest contraction of GDP. One local media outlet used the term ‘GDP-ocalypse’ to describe the 2 percent shrink in our economy that happened in 2024. Our economy has been doing it tough. Business confidence has been increasing since the middle of last year, off the back of cuts to the official cash rate.

    By Brenda Newth Verified · Bay Buzz

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Big ideas for HB – Part 1 | BayBuzz

    By Brenda Newth Verified| Bay Buzz Verified [As published in January/February BayBuzz magazine.]Hamish WhiteCEO, NowSolar, service and SaaSLocal telco CEO Hamish White doesn’t have just one big idea, he has three. His vision for Hawke’s Bay 50 years into the future is a region with a markedly different and much bigger economy. We’re still earning export dollars from tourism and the primary sector but have developed significant new industries that are infinitely scalable.

    By Brenda Newth Verified · Bay Buzz

    Jan. 22, 2025

  • Ready, set, grow?

    By Brenda Newth Verified| Bay Buzz Verified [As published n March/April BayBuzz magazine.]Last year, New Zealand came top of the world’s developed countries for all the wrong reasons, recording the largest contraction of GDP. One local media outlet used the term ‘GDP-ocalypse’ to describe the 2 percent shrink in our economy that happened in 2024. Our economy has been doing it tough. Business confidence has been increasing since the middle of last year, off the back of cuts to the official cash rate.

    By Brenda Newth Verified · Bay Buzz

    Mar. 20, 2025

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