7 Questions, six CEOs: Defining or devastating? Why 2024 shapes as NZ media‘s most pivotal year
The CEOS of MediaWorks, Stuff, Are Media, GroupM, D3 and the owner of The Spinoff open up.
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Mary Holm: Should I pay off the mortgage or put all my money into KiwiSaver?
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Juha Saarinen: How the chip war and the future of AI will decide world power
OPINION: Western export controls notwithstanding, the Chinese aren’t giving up.
Richard Prebble: What I predict will happen in 2024
OPINION: Ongoing technological change is a certainty.
Steven Joyce: Going off the grid just the break we all need
OPINION: A trip to Fiordland provided a conservative insight and a chance to disconnect.
Fran O'Sullivan: Christopher Luxon needs to embrace chairman’s role
OPINION: Rising pressures will require the PM to move beyond his current leadership style.
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Matthew Hooton: Why education reforms will be the most important change this government makes
OPINION: Complete disengagement from school is growing and average performance is falling.
Damien Venuto: The $1b Countdown mistake Woolworths made a decade ago
OPINION: Five of the top columns of the year from Damien Venuto.
Opinion: The business case for looking after staff mental health
OPINION: Banks offer support to those struggling to retain workers.
Richard Prebble: NZ needs to break the negative economic cycle
OPINION: All we got for Christmas was rain and bad news.
Juha Saarinen: 2024 will be an even wilder ride for tech
OPINION: Job layoffs, massive deals and AI have all been features of 2023.
Liam Dann: Everything that will definitely happen in 2024 revealed
Will your mortgage rates fall? Will a robot take your job? Will you finally go Keto?
Bruce Cotterill: Why we need a good dose of national pride
OPINION: We have plenty to be proud of. We’re just not very good at talking about it.
High-flyer: Top CEO on leadership, life, trouble at 40,000ft - and lifting NZ out of its funk
'We are fit for summer, but we won’t be taking our eyes off the ball, I can tell you.'
Mary Holm: How to find out if you are owed missing money
OPINION: Plus inspiring letters from readers to help get you on the right track.
Mike Munro: Mini-Budget was triumph of spin over substance
OPINION: The six-page document was mainly about what’s to be cut or cancelled.
Media's chaotic year - the naughty and nice list; 1000+ jobs set to go; Sky re-signs top commentators
Ad agency's big TAB win; TVNZ's new CEO & annual report; Vote for media moment of 2023.
Matthew Hooton: Nicola Willis should aim for 25 per cent cuts to the public service
OPINION: This week’s $7.5b in cuts can only be phase one.
Revealed: TVNZ's new chief executive - its first female boss
The new boss will lead a massive transformation at the state broadcaster.
Editorial: Grim outlook no surprise but political hyperbole unhelpful
OPINION: National must be cautious not to let gloomy rhetoric undercut confidence.
Scott Gilmour: Poverty - what can be done?
OPINION: Scott Gilmour asks how we get the Government to learn from the nonprofit sector.
Richard Prebble: Regulation shake-up needed to fix ferry cost blow-out
OPINION: Act leader David Seymour should get his teeth into the earthquake regulations.
Opinion: NZ commercial radio a lifeline during emergencies
Opinion: Would it matter if your car radio dial was empty tomorrow morning?
Christopher Niesche: Australia’s corporate scandals have exposed leadership failures
Optus, Qantas and PwC have all been embroiled in controversy.
Liam Dann: Inflation, cyclones and politics - an entirely unreliable 2023 year in review
OPINION: It was worse than expected then better than expected but then it was worse again.
Steven Joyce: Labour’s record - so much spent, so little achieved
OPINION: Our reputation for building things is in the toilet.
Fran O'Sullivan: Cook Strait ferry debacle another sign of Labour’s loose spending
OPINION: But the new Government needs to move quickly on a ferry replacement plan.
Editorial: What price security on Cook Strait?
OPINION: Times are tough, but skimping on key infrastructure is a false economy.
TV news show cut - Neil Waka's farewell; Braunias: The 5 best books to read this summer
The leading contenders to take over from Kim Hill; Inside the press gallery Xmas party.
TV boss cleared of editorial interference: Report reveals messy saga
A messy saga at Whakaata Māori may not be over yet.
Matthew Hooton: Why New Zealand’s economy is performing so badly
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Ian McCrae: How Te Whatu Ora strangled the health tech Golden Goose
Despite the flood of spending the agency appears to be angling for even more money.
The remarkable David Lomas: TV star opens up on reuniting families, love and surviving a fatal air crash with Paul Holmes
How a top investigative journalist has created some of TV's most emotional moments.