Kate Macnamara is a Senior Journalist at the New Zealand Herald. She specializes in finance and investment, covering a range of topics including personal finance, cannabis business, and white-collar crime, with a keen focus on mining operations and real estate development. Kate's insights and reporting have also been featured in NewstalkZB.
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Kate Macnamara primarily covers government announcements and legal policy regulation, focusing on business and government & politics. She delves into issues such as government spending, public funds, contracts, public servants, and government reforms in New Zealand.
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ANALYSIS: Structural break-ups are very rare; that specificity makes wider chill unlikely.
By: Kate MacNamara
The Government has handed out another $36 million from its Gas Security Fund, this time with a focus on exploration that, if successful, would still be years off production.
By: Kate MacNamara
Sand Safaris, known for beach tours and dune boarding in the Far North, owes creditors nearly $2 million, including $469,000 owed on a tourism-related loan from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
By: Kate MacNamara
Official advice to the Government opposed providing help to Fletcher Building's Golden Bay Cement factory in Whangārei, for which ministers approved a $60 million grant in July.
By: Kate MacNamara
Watercare's board pushed the pay of successive chief executives above the upper limit set by Auckland Council, largely through the use of retention bonuses.
By: Kate MacNamara
The Government-controlled gambling entity TAB NZ and its multinational partner Entain are preparing to expand into the New Zealand online casino
In small doses, inflammation is a good thing because it protects us and starts the healing process. But what happens when inflammation doesn’t turn off?
By: Kate MacNamara
Tiaki Wai paid nearly $100,000 to conduct the executive search for Michael Brewster, chief executive of the newly created Wellington water
By: Kate MacNamara
Without an extension of stockholding, diesel cover will fall to 21 days from August 2027.
