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Special feature: Beveridge curve in New Zealand
The Beveridge curve shows changes in matching between the demand for and supply of labour and reflects the business cycle. The time line shows the time series in sequence, starting with September 2007 and finishing with June 2015.
Financial markets conduct regulatory system
This page describes the financial markets conduct regulatory system, its objectives and our qualitative assessment of it. It also lists the main statutes and changes to regulation either planned or in progress.
Summary of submissions on the Draft Geothermal Strategy
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) undertook consultation on the draft strategy between 30 July and 12 September 2025.
NZCT funding recipients
Funding granted to the 23 Great Rides since the inception of the Ngā Haerenga, the New Zealand Cycle Trails in 2010 is listed by trail, and includes the year funding was allocated, as well as the type, amount and a summary of the project.
Decarbonising process heat
We are working with the Ministry for the Environment and the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority to reduce emissions from the industry sector and process heat through energy efficiency and fuel switching.
Overview of the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement
This page provides an overview of the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement (TTMRA) outlining how it facilitates the movement of goods and people in registered occupations across the Tasman.
Building Code update 2022
MBIE is consulting on changes that aim to ensure new buildings better protect the safety of New Zealanders as part of the Building Code update programme
Key New Zealand economic and industry trends
This section provides an overview of the sector’s economic significance in New Zealand, highlighting its contribution to GDP and employment. Despite facing challenges like cost pressures and labour shortages, there’s a notable increase in Māori-owned construction businesses, reflecting growing diversity and opportunities within the industry.