More financial experts have raised concerns about an AI bubble - and what it could mean for the wider economy.

Multiple AI companies are attracting the attention of investors, and this interest is projected to grow, but concerns have been raised.

Milford Asset Management Andrew Curtayne explained further.

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More financial experts have raised concerns about an AI bubble - and what it could mean for the wider economy.
Multiple AI companies are attracting the attention of investors, and this interest is projected to grow, but concerns have been raised.
Milford Asset Management Andrew Curtayne explained further.
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Andrew Curtayne: Milford Asset Management expert on whether we're in an AI bubble

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Families of young children with cystic fibrosis are celebrating a Pharmac proposal to widen access to the drug Trikafta, which is out for consultation. 

It's been funded for children over 6 since 2023, but the agency's now proposing extending it to under-sixes.

Liam Rooney's child has cystic fibrosis and he says his family was looking for other ways to get it.  

"I'd already spoken to my boss over in Australia about the potential for us to move over if things got worse." 

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Families of young children with cystic fibrosis are celebrating a Pharmac proposal to widen access to the drug Trikafta, which is out for consultation.&nbsp;
It's been funded for children over 6 since 2023, but the agency's now proposing extending it to under-sixes.
Liam Rooney's child has cystic fibrosis and he says his family was looking for other ways to get it. &nbsp;
"I'd already spoken to my boss over in Australia about the potential for us to move over if things got worse."&nbsp;
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Liam Rooney: father of child with cystic fibrosis celebrates Pharmac proposal to widen access

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There's signs the brain drain could be slowing, according to new reports.

A total of 67,800 citizens left the country in the year to November 2025, many for Australia - for a net loss topping 40,000.

In the year to the November before, the net migration loss of Kiwis reached almost 44,000.

Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen says most trends have plateaued.

"Instead of seeing huge numbers of Kiwis that have continued to move out - yes, they're still high, but they're not continuing to increase." 

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There's signs the brain drain could be slowing, according to new reports.
A total of 67,800 citizens left the country in the year to November 2025, many for Australia - for a net loss topping 40,000.
In the year to the November before, the net migration loss of Kiwis reached almost 44,000.
Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen says most trends have plateaued.
"Instead of seeing huge numbers of Kiwis that have continued to move out - yes, they're still high, but they're not continuing to increase."&nbsp;
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Brad Olsen: Infometrics chief executive on the reports claiming the 'brain drain' could be slowing down

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Donald Trump may have secured a diplomatic win, claiming he's laid the groundwork for a deal involving Greenland.

The US President's spoken at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and held talks with NATO leaders.

He’s ruled out using military force to take the Arctic island and is dropping threats of slapping tariffs on NATO countries.

Marco Rubio's Former Chief of Staff, Matt Terrill, says more negotiations are expected - but Trump seems to be getting much of what he wants.

"Based on reporting, it appears that there's going to be the ability, it sounds like, for the United States to gain control of key pockets of land."

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Donald Trump may have secured a diplomatic win, claiming he's laid the groundwork for a deal involving Greenland.
The US President's spoken at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and held talks with NATO leaders.
He’s ruled out using military force to take the Arctic island and is dropping threats of slapping tariffs on NATO countries.
Marco Rubio's Former Chief of Staff, Matt Terrill, says more negotiations are expected - but Trump seems to be getting much of what he wants.
"Based on reporting, it appears that there's going to be the ability, it sounds like, for the United States to gain control of key pockets of land."
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Matt Terrill: Former Chief of Staff to Marco Rubio on Trump's ongoing bid for a Greenland deal

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Andrew Curtayne: Milford Asset Management expert on whether we're in an AI bubble

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