Sustainability is a necessity now
The Covid-19 crisis has not sated the appetite for investing.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Economy
Sustainable Finance: Billions to be bold
Financial institutions are looking to incentivise greater sustainability ambition.
Sustainable Finance: Carbon still in your veins?
Market-led or mandate-imposed: Pretty soon directors will no longer have a choice.
Prime Minister welcomes Roadmap for Action
Success will rely on Government and industry working together.
Sustainable Finance: How to unlock the benefits
New Zealand Green Investment Finance has made three investments, and is eager for more.
Sustainable Finance: RI momentum gathers pace
The responsible investment landscape has evolved to cover an array of concepts.
Sustainable Finance: Electrifying the economy
The benefits of transforming New Zealand to a low carbon economy are significant.
Opinion: Donald Trump won the debate - and showed how he can win US election
In this calmer debate, a real dividing line appeared: coronavirus.
Simon Wilson: No point in Greens being a poodle hoping to be thrown a bone
The parties of the left have a greater goal than coalition and different ways to reach it.
What business wants from the next government - and what it expects
Resigned to a center- left Government, business groups still hope to influence policy.
Local Focus: To tax or not to tax?
Rangitīkei candidates discuss tax. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Economic management taboos have been swept away'
From 21 per cent to fewer than 1000 votes - what's the Social Credit Party up to?
Local Focus: Rangitīkei candidates state their case to lead us out of the doldrums
Lead us not into temptation but out of recession. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei candidates on which economy we should emulate
New Zealand is unique but isn't everywhere? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: What do candidates say is Palmerston North's biggest issue?
Infrastructure, jobs and housing top the list. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Election 2020: Parties' main policies at a glance
Find out where the major political parties stand on the issues that matter to you.
Election 2020: What's the plan? Party policies at a glance
Find out where the major political parties stand on the issues that matter to you.
Election 2020: Economists pick the tough policies that NZ really needs
If politics were not an issue, what policies should NZ pursue? We asked economists.
Collins: I'll door-knock big business to get wage subsidy back
Collins has offered to act as a debt collector to force big business to cough up.
Meet the candidates: Daniel Watts, One Party - Whangārei
Daniel Watts in favour of amalgamation of councils and jobs for locals first.
Local Focus: Bay of Plenty candidates defend their party's economic credibility
Who's best-suited to lead NZ out of recession? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rotorua ready again to welcome visitors
Rotorua tourism operators welcome visitors. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Meet the candidates: Dr Shane Reti
Shane Reti wants to see an unbiased report on Ports of Auckland move to Northport.
Local Focus: Whanganui candidates defend their credibility in a crisis
Jobs, experience or forethought - you decide. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
What business leaders want from next Government
Business leaders weigh in on the current government and what they need from the next.
Mood of the Boardroom debate: Robertson digs knife into Goldsmith over errors
Finance Minister Grant Robertson used his time on stage to call out some of the errors Paul Goldsmith had made over the last few weeks. "Their economic approach is in disarray, with a plan riddled with basic errors," Robertson said.
Business wants a clear path, with no surprises
Kirk Hope wants Government to develop a pragmatic way ahead for businesses.
Mood of the boardroom: Debt mounts in wake of Covid-19
CEOs are sceptical the Government can build a sustainable, added-value economy.
Pandemic has accelerated change
David MacLean says the Covid downturn is something the industry has to live with.
Audrey Young: How many fiscal errors has Paul Goldsmith really made?
Some errors are accepted and some are disputed as being errors.
Meet the candidates: Helen Jeremiah, The Opportunities Party - Northland
Opportunities Party Northland candidate backs taxes on properties and on drugs.
Billions lost: Event organisers left with no show
Cancelled events due to Covid-19 have caused billions of dollars worth of lost business.
Covid-19 drives focus on profitability for Māori business
Covid-19 has prompted a tighter focus on the bottom line for many Māori businesses.
MYOB General Election Small Business Discussion
ZB Political Editor Barry Soper talks small business party policy with Stuart Nash (Labour), Andrew Bayly (National), Julie Anne Genter (Green), Fletcher Tabuteau (NZ First) and Simon Court (ACT).