January 11th, 2026

Climate Economic and Fiscal Assessment 2023

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According to the report, a sea-level rise of 30cm (anticipated to occur between 2045 and 2070) could expose an additional $6 billion worth of buildings to at least a 1% chance of coastal flooding each year, compared to the $12.5 billion at the current sea level.
Climate Economic and Fiscal Assessment 2023
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Physical climate risks set to surge, putting billions in assets and infrastructure at risk: Report

A joint report by the Treasury and Ministry for Environment -- Climate Economic and Fiscal Assessment 2023 -- cautions that New Zealand...

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The breakdown of the consents showed a 0.5 percent decrease in stand-alone houses and a more significant 10 percent decline in multi-unit homes, which includes townhouses, apartments, retirement village units, and flats.

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Net worth has fluctuated due to shifting asset values, particularly in property and investment holdings.

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The significant decrease in fruit and vegetable prices has been a major factor in the overall modest inflation.

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Provisional figures indicate that New Zealand saw 229,100 (± 3,500) migrant arrivals in the April 2024 year, marking a 25% increase from the previous year.

Record surge in migrant arrivals and departures for New Zealand in April 2024

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Socioeconomic inequalities in greenhouse gas emissions from household travel in New Zealand

Socioeconomic inequalities in greenhouse gas emissions from household travel in New Zealand

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