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The Treasury will publish the audited 2023/24 Financial Statements of the Government of New Zealand (FSG) on Thursday 10 October 2024. All documents will be published on the Treasury’s website shortly after 1.00pm on the day.

Fiscal policymakers will face powerful currents from higher interest rates, ageing, climate and security in the years ahead.

In this session, Danielle Wood, Chair of Australia's Productivity Commission, will explore why competition policy is back in fashion in advanced economies.

New Zealanders are highly dependent on flourishing trade relations with other countries, including the US and China. But in both these large markets, and in the EU, the rules of engagement and trade with other countries are being upturned.

Join the Treasury's Chief Economic Advisor, Dominick Stephens for an Auckland presentation on the Budget 2024 economic and fiscal outlook.

In this seminar, Professor David Vines will discuss the evolution in global economic governance over the past 80 years.

Join the Treasury's Chief Economic Advisor, Dominick Stephens for a presentation on the Budget 2024 economic and fiscal outlook.

In this seminar, Claudia Sahm will discuss a proposal for strengthening New Zealand’s automatic fiscal stabilisers.

Registrations of interest to attend the Budget 2024 media and analyst lock-up are now being taken.

In this seminar, OECD Chief Economist Clare Lombardelli will present an overview of the lessons drawn from the latest literature on productivity growth and its policy dimensions, with a focus on three key themes: