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OPINION: 'Our Government is intent on doing what we as a country have always done.'
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The $2b social housing cliff no one is talking about
The social housing sector is blighted by a fiscal cliff that creates haves and have-nots.
Andrew Bayly: Why KiwiSaver is an untapped source of capital
OPINION: There is opportunity to leverage KiwiSaver for homegrown businesses.
Luxon leads mission to pitch NZ to Japan
The Prime Minister leads the pitch for Japanese investment in Tokyo next week.
Craig Stobo: We need foreign firms to shake us out of innovation mediocrity
OPINION: Past embarrassments aside, we need foreign firms to solve a productivity problem.
Opinion: Three ways to tame the sharemarket's mood swings
OPINION: The sharemarket can swing from dark pessimism to exuberant optimism.
Kiwi start-ups on the map at Indo-Pacific Climate Tech 100
The Singapore forum brought together 300 participants from the region's top investors.
Opinion: A credibility gap in the Nicola Willis Budget
OPINION: National hasn’t done itself any favours on economic front with Budget delivery.
How private equity is winning the battle against public sharemarkets
It’s been a long time since the NZX has seen an initial public offer of any size.
Opinion: Opening the door to investment
OPINION: The move to risk-based approach to assessing FDI applications is a game-changer.
Opinion: The Māori economy has huge potential with the right investment
OPINION: The end game is to lift Māori life expectancy and quality of life.
Confessions of a reporting season: How New Zealand companies are faring
The good, bad and ugly of the May reporting season. Plus, some tips for the year ahead.
Cameron Bagrie: Major changes means it's time to slay dragons
OPINION: The scale of a monstrous problem has become clearer of late.
Opinion: Quick takes on Nicola Willis' first Budget
OPINION: Nicola Willis’ first Budget has done exactly what she had put on the tin.
Opinion: How a record election year will shake up markets
OPINION: There will be more elections in 2024 than ever before in history.
New Zealand’s overlooked billion-dollar industry
The sector is growing four times faster than the overall tech sector.
Placing a bet on space industry
NZ's space industry will be spotlighted during Christopher Luxon's visit to Japan.
When will interest rates fall... and will they save the market?
Will rate cuts arrive to boost equities before the AI bubble bursts? We should hope so.
How AI is changing the capital markets
Artificial intelligence is advancing the capital markets sector.
How to strengthen your bones with exercise
New York Times: A few simple workouts can help to keep your skeleton strong.
Market close: NZ sharemarket ends day lower after late fall
And all eyes will be on the US Federal Reserve’s latest meeting.
Glen Powell is absolutely willing to play the Hollywood game
New York Times: In a town littered with would-be superstars, he’s trying to beat the odds.
Men: To fix ourselves, it's time to stop thinking about ourselves
Men's health week is about men.
‘NZ’s smartest teen’, now a Harvard grad, raises $6m for his AI start-up
Hamilton Boys' High School dux takes New York.
How New Zealand's first Para-badminton player lost his leg playing football
The lower-leg amputee's path to becoming a four-time Paralympian is winning material.
Booster disputes allegation it used funds wrongly for related wine investment
The market watchdog alleges 'serious' breaches but Booster says it disputes the claims.
A guilty verdict for Hunter Biden weighs on a worried President
NYT: To call the relationship between father and son battle-tested is an understatement.
There's danger in Act’s coalition gamble: Richard Prebble
OPINION: Since MMP no minor party in Cabinet has survived the next election.
ADHD and sleep problems: The complete guide
Telegraph: Many people with ADHD often have sleep difficulties.
Paul Lewis: The $2b question over laughable America’s Cup claims
ANALYSIS: Economic gains from major events like the America's Cup are often overstated.
$500 away from serious trouble: Cost of living hurting Kiwis’ ability to save
New pressures displace divorce, unemployment as explanation some cite for money troubles.
Gregor Paul: Has NZR's $10m gamble flopped?
ANALYSIS: Behind the scenes and behind expectations – the flaws in the costly strategy.
'We have more work to do': Use of traditional Māori healing soars – ACC
In 2020, 472 people made claims for rongoā healing. In 2023, 6103 did.
The billion dollar problems with Kāinga Ora and why plans to fix it might make things worse
The Government plans a radical shake-up in public housing, but some are worried.