
Lizzie Marvelly: Let's set to work fixing our troubled economy
COMMENT: The longer the lockdown the more difficult it will become to afford the recovery.
COMMENT: The longer the lockdown the more difficult it will become to afford the recovery.
Sir John Key has sounded a warning about how New Zealand's economy will struggle.
The rest of the world is in no position to pull NZ out of recession.
Alexander hosted on EndVision webinar this morning
Global debt is set to near 100 per cent of worldwide GDP.
Robertson talks loans, grants and guarantees to business leader via Zoom.
New tax rules will be a relief for many small businesses facing a cash-flow crunch.
Virus to wipe out GDP equivalent to entire year's output of Germany and Japan combined.
The world is at war. The enemy, a tiny virus with the effect of a large military force.
We have an opportunity right now to make sure that as many businesses as possible survive.
Stocking shelves at supermarkets has become a desirable job.
Fortunately the Government's balance sheet is strong.
COMMENT: The economic engine must be fuelled to prevent a stall, or worse, seizing up.
COMMENT: A large fiscal deficit needn't mean an increase in government debt. Here's why.
Our economy faces a new era of state control but we shouldn't forget lessons of the past.
Sir Bill English gives candid warning of the broad and lasting impacts of Covid-19.
Rich Kiwis should follow Sir Stephen Tindall and stand up and be counted.
There are at least three 'big issues' to address.
Frustrated businesses get personal with their frustration, one instance referred to cops.
COMMENT: Even in a bad situation there's still more than one option for improving it.
Napier language school shuts, but no widespread closures in NZ yet.
Report by think tank questions whether wage subsidy scheme is fit for purpose.
Keeping small business afloat will be key to supporting economy, says ASB's Nick Tuffley.
There are practical steps you can take to soften the blow of redundancy to Covid-19.
Lessons from other countries suggest the calculus need not be so gloomy.
Expect a tougher line from the Prime Minister and law enforcement until April 22.
Her boss applied for the scheme under her name after she was made redundant.
This week we will reach the mid-point of the 28-day lockdown.
Buyers are anticipating lower prices, but many have left the market.
A drink at the pub may be further away than Australians initially thought.