Beyond Tomorrow: Lessons from the lockdown
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Mike Hosking speaks to Jacinda Ardern on first day of Alert Level 3
As New Zealand wakes up under Alert Level 3, PM Jacinda Ardern talks to Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking about Covid-19 checkpoints, Deborah Russell, and the wage subsidy scheme. Audio / Newstalk ZB
Lack of contact with elderly a big issue for Kiwis in lockdown
Kiwis are concerned about the lack of physical contact with their elderly relatives.
Liam Dann: Why oil crashed ... and why petrol prices haven't
Last week's oil crash was a history-making twist in a time of already epic events.
Reviving the economy: Greens want $1b for 'nature-based' recovery
Greens say it can quickly create thousands of jobs, bring back birds, and cut emissions.
Covid-19 fallout: Skyline Enterprises to cut jobs, tourism towns reach breaking point
And a national survey of 547 tourism operators reveals more than 13,000 jobs will go.
Simon Wilson's pandemic diary: 7 lessons on economics from a non-economist
When we get the economy back to work, will we be resetting for the public good?
Editorial: Another uphill battle looms after coronavirus
We say: Economic stimulus packages will likely see emissions will rise again.
Jacinda Ardern's former school is not happy with her back-to-classroom plan. How she responded
Morrinsville College principal's warning: 'Children can contract Covid and they can die'.
Local Focus: Could be worse, Whanganui tourism pivots to domestic market
Domestic tourism comprises 80% of visitor numbers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ardern and Hosking go head to head on 'two business days' language
PM Jacinda Ardern and Mike Hosking go head to head debating the 'two business days' language used at Monday's press conference. Audio / Newstalk ZB
'Don't sacrifice health for the economy', say Aussie experts
Australian economists are warning against premature loosening of lockdown restrictions.
Food, fuel and wages: What Covid economy will do to cost of living
Today's inflation data will show wage and price rises, but economists say it can't last.
Concerns mount about taxpayer-funded wage subsidy honeypot
Anger in meat sector over Covid-19 wage subsidy payments to big operators.
Liam Dann: Why strong lockdown gives NZ the economic edge
New Zealand needs to be smart about attracting new investment and finding new markets.
All you need to know: Covid death toll rises, teachers hit out at level 3 plan
Catch up on the big coronavirus stories of the day - in New Zealand and overseas.
Covid-19 pandemic threatens the world's wildlife
Difference lies in how people respond to the economic shock of losing their livelihood.
Covid 19: New Zealand vs. Australia - do we really want to be like them?
Some New Zealanders are increasingly envious of Australia's looser lockdown - is it right?
Focus: Inside New Zealand’s third week in Covid-19 lockdown
New Zealand’s third week in lockdown was it's most deadly, but as new case numbers continue to fall, NZ remains optimistic that Level 4 restrictions may be lifted on schedule.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why can't Bunnings and the hairdresser open?
In Australia, retailers can open. Why isn't that allowed here?
Covid-19's worrying new milestone; New York residents ordered to wear face masks
More than 120,000 deaths have been recorded around the world.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Steven Joyce on Covid-19's effects
This week, Steven Joyce shares his thoughts on the pandemic with Leighton.
Wellington's $650 million funding request for projects
Wellington City Council has 10 key projects on its list.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Have we gone too hard in lockdown?
COMMENT: The OECD says we will be the economy hit the hardest in the developed world.
Focus: Burger King slumps into receivership
Focus: Burger King has been hit by the lockdown and its parent company has now been placed into receivership.
The New New Zealanders: How our lives will change after a time of coronavirus
Some of the change we face in the next year will be tough. Some will be lovely.
Audrey Young: A spot of trouble in Ardern's virtual bubble
COMMENT: David Clark and Winston Peters have been at odds with Govt messaging this week.
Councils warned rates freezes could cripple economic recovery
The cost of rates freezes could hit just as people are getting back on their feet.
Editorial: Agriculture must again lead us to recovery
We say: Winter is coming, not just weather-wise, and farmers are feeling it too.
The urgent help needed for small businesses - ASB chief economist
Keeping small business afloat will be key to supporting economy, says ASB's Nick Tuffley.
Letters: Returning Kiwis, alcohol sales, lock down consequences and empty public transport
You say: The term "essential" is very tight, allowing little room for an objective view.
Covid-19 has lessons for the world
EDITORIAL: It's not just pandemics we have to worry about.
What virus has done to property market - and who's hunting bargains
Buyers are anticipating lower prices, but many have left the market.
Govt to bolster MSD for likely benefit numbers spike
Unemployment is expected to jump significantly – as is the number of benefit seekers.