• How will Finance Minister Nicola Willis deliver economic growth?

  • Apr 30 2025
  • Length: 36 mins
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How will Finance Minister Nicola Willis deliver economic growth?

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  • More than just managing the country’s purse strings, Nicola Willis has also been charged with growing New Zealand’s economy as Minister for Economic Growth.

    In this episode, we're joined by the Finance minister, Leighton Roberts digs into the impact of the US tariffs imposed on New Zealand, the levers the government will be pulling to stimulate growth and we find out what Kiwi’s can expect from the upcoming budget out later this month.

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