Jenée Tibshraeny
New ZealandjournalistFemale6.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Jenée Tibshraeny is the Wellington business editor for the Herald, specializing in government and Reserve Bank policymaking, economics, and banking. She has been covering the recent inquiries into New Zealand's banking sector, providing insights into financial matters and the implications of government regulations.
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Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Govt could face pay equity funding hole of its own if Plunket, Hospice, Bupa Aged Care nurses win claimsNew Zealand· 2026-06-22
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor who specializes in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
Higher mortgage rates give Reserve Bank ‘a bit of breathing space’, chief economist Paul Conway saysNew Zealand· 2026-06-03
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor.
Budget 2026: S&P Global Ratings underwhelmed by Govt’s efforts to return the books to surplus; economists wary of Treasury’s rosy forecastsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Jenée Tibshraeny is a Wellington business editor involved in the Budget Q&A.
Budget 2026: Ex-Finance Minister praises direction of Budget but has reservationsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28Wellington business editor Jenée Tibshraeny is one of the experts available for a live chat regarding Budget 2026.
Budget 2026 live Q&A: Audrey Young, Liam Dann and Jenée Tibshraeny answer your questionsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Jenée Tibshraeny is mentioned as a Wellington business editor.
Budget 2026: Winston Peters’ $1b rail investment to focus on maintenance and renewalsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Do you have questions about the Budget? Ask our experts – Wellington business editor Jenée Tibshraeny.
Opposition, advocates slam Budget 2026 for failing on child poverty targetsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Wellington business editor.
Budget 2026: Calculator shows how inflation, wage and house price growth affect youNew Zealand· 2026-05-28Jenée Tibshraeny is a Wellington business editor.
Budget 2026: No lollies, just healthy snacks dressed up as treats - Liam DannNew Zealand· 2026-05-28Jenée Tibshraeny is mentioned as a Wellington business editor who can engage in a Q&A about the Budget.
Budget 2026: Finance Minister Nicola Willis’ heartfelt family moment during fiscal plan deliveryNew Zealand· 2026-05-28Wellington business editor Jenée Tibshraeny drew the short straw and took a comprehensive look at what to expect from a fiscal point of view.
New Zealand’s top-five Budget bombshells ... plus, how can economists be so divided on the need for rate hikes – Inside EconomicsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, specialising in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
Budget 2026: Government faces pressure to ease quasi-wealth tax on offshore investmentsNew Zealand· 2026-05-28
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Wellington business editor participating in the Budget Q&A.
Budget 2026: Will Finance Minister Nicola Willis deliver for voters in election year?New Zealand· 2026-05-27Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Kiwibank CEO says banks were ‘blindsided’ by Reserve Bank’s ATM proposal; Nicola Willis not picking sides in battleNew Zealand· 2026-02-26
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor who specialises in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
ANZ’s former CEO Shayne Elliott drops legal action over his bonuses being cutNew Zealand· 2026-02-24
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Why banks now have room to trim some fixed mortgage ratesNew Zealand· 2026-02-20
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald's Wellington business editor, specializing in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
One- and two-year mortgages are most popular again, ASB CEO Vittoria Shortt saysNew Zealand· 2026-02-11
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, specializing in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
KC appointed to investigate FMA chairman Craig Stobo after concerns raised with commerce ministerNew Zealand· 2026-02-01
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Bank switching among mortgage holders spiked in December, soaring past previous recordNew Zealand· 2026-01-29
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Mortgage rates: Bunch of floating borrowers miss the boat on lowest ratesNew Zealand· 2026-01-23
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, specialising in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
Treasury boss Iain Rennie on what’s required to bolster the books in the absence of high immigration and house pricesNew Zealand· 2026-01-12
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Kiwibank scraps plan for part-privatisation for now, thanks to Reserve Bank capital rule changeNew Zealand· 2025-12-18Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Treasury update shows there is still no surplus in sight for the Government, as debt pile growsNew Zealand· 2025-12-16Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor who specializes in government and economic policy.
No reprieve for Nicola Willis expected from Treasury forecasts, as return to surplus in questionNew Zealand· 2025-12-14
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor who specialises in government and Reserve Bank policymaking.
ASB quietly stops offering some mortgage rate discounts as Westpac hikes its longer-term ratesNew Zealand· 2025-12-11
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Wellington business editor for the Herald who discussed the Reserve Bank's communication.
Why fixed mortgage rates are headed up already after Reserve Bank cuts – Inside EconomicsNew Zealand· 2025-12-09
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Reserve Bank Governor says there is no preset course for monetary policy after Westpac hikes interest ratesNew Zealand· 2025-12-09
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Nicola Willis confirms Budget 2026 spending plans; return to surplus could be slowedNew Zealand· 2025-12-09Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington business editor, based in the parliamentary press gallery.
Inland Revenue proposes changing tax treatment of loans companies issue to shareholdersNew Zealand· 2025-12-05
Jenée Tibshraeny is the Herald’s Wellington Business Editor, based in the Parliamentary press gallery.
New Reserve Bank Governor Dr Anna Breman keen on transparency and cautious on money printingNew Zealand· 2025-12-02