Australia to introduce new rules on foreign takeovers with China
Australia's new rules could enrage China at an already tense time for relations.
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Todd Muller says Ardern should make the call to move to Level 1
Todd Muller says PM Ardern should make a Captain's Call and move the country to level 1. Video / Parliament TV
Comment: Existing policy 'can allow wealthy migrants to help with rebuild'
Government doesn't need to reinvent wheel on immigration, says consultant David Cooper.
Hotel school closes after 34 years, blames border closures
Auckland hotel training school closes after 34 years due to border closure.
Apprenticeship fees scrapped from July 1
How the Government will spend $1.6 billion on trades training.
Hosking: Read the room Jacinda - we need level 1 and we need it now
COMMENT: Popular PM now hopelessly offside with the majority of New Zealanders.
Nat MP: 'Hypocrites' Ardern and Bloomfield caught breaching social distance
Images show PM and director general of health breaking social distancing rules.
Run-down Auckland house sells for $1.14m
House sold despite warnings house prices about to plunge due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Liam Dann: Why Australia will recover faster than NZ
Comparisons with our neighbours across the ditch are fun but not necessarily relevant.
Opinion: 112 days until the election will blow by quickly
Attention is switching from Covid 19 to the September election
Where to now for immigration?
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Focus Live: Todd Muller announces ‘JobStart scheme’
Todd Muller announced National's first policy as leader to offer businesses a $10,000 cash payment for taking on more staff if they win the election. Video / Will Trafford
The pandemic papers: The inside story of how NZ faced down Great Depression 2.0
Grant Robertson talks of struggling against the biggest economic calamity in a generation.
Local Focus: Kiwis rediscovering the joys of campgrounds
Big turnout expected for Queen's Birthday weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
NZ agriculture faring well 'but vulnerabilities remain' - Reserve Bank
NZ agriculture is faring well but indebted dairy farmers remain vulnerable, RBNZ says.
Fears Covid-19 hit districts will face huge line charge rises
Under Aurora Energy's proposal, line charges may increase by up to $500 a year.
TAB cuts jobs after plans to axe 30% of its workforce
TAB had consulted on removing 220 jobs the past two weeks, 30 per cent of its workforce.
Big Read: Grieving family's questions join chorus over Covid-19
Prime Minister's office vague on what inquiry will be held on Covid-19, or when.
Target store closures: Where it all went wrong for Australia's retail icon
Half of its stores could vanish within months, and it's all because of one fatal mistake.
Covid 19 inquiry essential - but a global agreement is the easy part
Whatever form the inquiry takes - and whenever it's done - the world must learn from this.
Focus Live: $10.9b paid out in wage subsidies
Finance Minister Grant Roberston says 50,000 businesses have applied for Government loans and so far $10.9b has been paid out in wage subsidies.
50,000 firms apply for Govt loans; $10.9b paid out in wage subsidies
Finance Minister Grant Robertson is due to speak to reporters at Parliament at 1pm.
Collateral damage: The cost of fighting Covid-19
The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Australia handling Covid consequences better than NZ: PM's advisory council
The Business Advisory Council has delivered a cutting message to PM Jacinda Ardern.
Four-day work week: Jacinda Ardern floats new idea for post-Covid NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern stresses a need to be 'open minded' about options.
Duncan Bridgeman: Fletcher's heavy cuts highlight the economic pain ahead
Fletcher just gave us a hard reality check.
Māori and Pasifika must be part of planning New Zealand's Covid-19 recovery
The Conversation: Māori must be involved more equitably than has so far happened.
Looming recession tipped to boost polytechs
Polytech and wānanga domestic enrolments forecast to jump 33 per cent.
Nearly 5000 find jobs via Work and Income in lockdown
While 40,000 Kiwis applied for the benefit during alert levels 3 and 4.
Revealed: Where we're spending our money after lockdown
Supermarkets have been making significantly more money than last year.
Editorial: Get used to the pandemic's challenges and changes
WE SAY: This is the health equivalent of the shockwave that shook the world after 9/11.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: We should reopen border to these select groups
Opening our border will do more than the $50bn budget for restarting the country
First commercial jet flight in 45 days lands at Queenstown Airport
Documentary maker on flight said lockdown-free NZ now has "real edge" for film industry.