Editorial & Corrections Policy

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy

AusNZ Finance Daily is committed to delivering accurate, fair, and trustworthy financial journalism. We take our responsibility to readers seriously, particularly given the financial nature of our content and its potential to inform important decisions.

All articles are reviewed before publication. We strive to verify facts, figures, and claims against primary sources including official government releases, central bank statements, company filings, and reputable financial media.

2. Editorial Standards

Sourcing

We prioritise primary and authoritative sources in the following order:

• Official government and central bank releases (RBNZ, RBA, Treasury, StatsNZ, ABS)
• Major financial wire services (Reuters, Bloomberg, AAP)
• Established NZ/AU financial media (NZ Herald Business, Stuff Business, AFR, The Australian)
• Company announcements and regulatory filings (NZX, ASX)
• Bank and analyst commentary from major institutions

Independence

Our editorial decisions are independent of advertisers, sponsors, and any external interests. Advertising content is clearly distinguished from editorial content. We do not accept payment for editorial coverage.

Financial Data

Market data, share prices, and financial figures referenced in our articles are sourced from reputable data providers. Data may be delayed and should not be relied upon for trading decisions. We always recommend consulting a qualified financial adviser.

Not Financial Advice

Nothing published on AusNZ Finance Daily constitutes financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Our content is for informational and educational purposes only. Readers should always seek independent professional advice before making financial decisions.

3. Corrections Policy

We are committed to correcting errors promptly and transparently. If an error is identified in any published article, we will:

• Investigate promptly — all correction requests are reviewed as a priority
• Correct the article — factual errors will be corrected in the article text as soon as possible
• Note the correction — a correction notice will be appended to the article indicating what was changed and when
• Preserve transparency — we will not silently alter published content. Material changes are always noted

Types of Corrections

• Factual corrections: Errors in numbers, dates, names, titles, or verifiable facts are corrected and noted with a correction notice
• Clarifications: Where published content is materially misleading but not factually incorrect, we will add a clarification
• Minor fixes: Typographical errors, spelling mistakes, and formatting issues may be fixed without a formal correction notice

4. How to Request a Correction

If you believe any article on AusNZ Finance Daily contains a factual error, please contact us:

Email: anzfinancedaily@gmail.com

Please include:

• The title or URL of the article in question
• A description of the specific error
• Supporting evidence or sources that demonstrate the correct information

We aim to acknowledge correction requests within 2 business days and to resolve them as quickly as possible.

5. User Comments

All user comments are moderated before publication. Comments that contain defamatory content, misleading financial claims, spam, or abuse will not be approved. We reserve the right to remove any comment at our sole discretion.