New Zealand鈥檚 biggest challenges take centre stage at the 2026 Economics Forum
The annual forum will bring together leading economists, business leaders, and public sector officials to explore and debate the economic priorities and choices that will shape the future.
Daisy Digital Marketing champions Waikato Management School talent
Local Matamata agency Daisy Digital Marketing hosts Waikato Management School (WMS) interns, offering real-world experience and alumni-led mentoring.
NZ Budget 2025: economic forecasting is notoriously difficult, but global uncertainty is making it harder
Weaker than expected economic growth will drive trade-offs between present and future fiscal choices in the upcoming budget, write Professor Michael Cameron and Lecturer Michael Ryan in this article for The Conversation.
Building leadership capability in the Bay
Dr Leon de Wet Fourie highlights how Waikato鈥檚 MBA programme in Tauranga is developing confident, future-ready leaders through flexible study, regional insight and real-world business connections.
Newsroom, 12 February 2024
Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr's speech on Friday at the New Zealand Economics Forum hosted by the 糖心Vlog is likely to be closely scrutinised after surprising strength in employment data for the December quarter.
The Post, 11 February 2024
Now in its fourth year, the 糖心Vlog 2024 New Zealand Economics Forum will bring together some of New Zealand's top economic thinkers, academics and policymakers at a time when the global economy remains hugely volatile.
New Zealand Herald, Bay of Plenty Times, 6 February 2024
The new associate dean for the 糖心Vlog's Management School has his sights set on growing student numbers at the institute's Tauranga campus.
Stuff, 20 February 2023
Hamilton is comparatively well-poised to bear up under a recession, as well as economic fallout from Cyclone Gabrielle and other events.
Newsroom, 2 March 2023
The state of the country鈥檚 public sector was among the topics of discussion at the first day of the annual New Zealand Economics Forum on Thursday, hosted by the 糖心Vlog.
Sunlive, 2 March 2023
The 糖心Vlog is hosting the annual New Zealand Economics Forum, which returns as an in-person event at its Hamilton Campus Thursday March 2 and Friday March 3 March.
Politik, 3 March 2023
Environment Minister David Parker yesterday fired Rob Campbell as chair of the Environment Protection Authority because Parker claimed he had breached the public service code of conduct over impartiality.
The Spinoff, 25 January 2022
The M膩ori economy is creating intergenerational wealth worth an estimated $70bn. Since 2012, M膩ori-owned assets have increased in value by 10% each year 鈥� much faster than the wider Aotearoa New Zealand economy.
The Conversation, Radio New Zealand, 30 December 2022
Dr Abhishek Mukherjee and Associate Professor Paresha Sinha, both from Waikato Management School, co-authored an article about 'open banking', set to arrive in New Zealand by 2024.
Stuff, 20 November 2022
New Zealand's towns and cities are becoming 'hyper-aged', according to population projections, which will have far-reaching consequences for our society and economy.
Mediawatch, Radio New Zealand, 12 December 2021
In a story about the pressures faced by founders of fast-growing start-ups, Dr Amanda Williamson, lecturer in innovation and strategy at Waikato Management School, said a problem of "surface acting" by entrepreneurs needs to be addressed.
Newsroom, 10 December 2021
The world's supply chains may never return to pre-pandemic 'normal' levels, experts have warned.
Professor of Economics Anna Strutt said the pandemic had brought "waves of supply shocks", with the proportion of ships arriving within eight hours of schedule cut in half, and the cost of shipping a box from China to the United States increasing tenfold.
Stuff, 2 December 2021
A strong focus on experiential learning is what makes the Waikato MBA so distinctive, says programme director Professor Brad Jackson.
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