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Arie Dekker: Factors influencing the performance of growth companies
A broad range of New Zealand growth stocks have performed well over the past five years.
Bruce Cotterill: Local media need to find their teeth again
Any risk of media being in Government's pocket is a danger to democracy.
Kate MacNamara: How we came to be woefully short of Pfizer supply
NZ's short vaccine supply stems from the late decisions and lost opportunities of 2020.
Fran O'Sullivan: Speed entry for wealthy and wise
Fast-tracking of billionaire Peter Thiel should be offered to those helpful to revival.
Mary Holm: Starting again after a split - what should I do with $700,000?
Risk is one thing you don't need when coming out of a relationship with money in the bank.
Brian Fallow: Water reform logic flows one way
It should be clear to councils the status quo is not an option.
Matthew Hooton: Who speaks for PM? Our Covid response and the disregard of liberal values
Neither Covid nor New Lynn justifies undermining liberal democracy.
The Ex-Files: What should separated parents do in lockdown?
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Phil O'Reilly: Five things to consider for post-Covid 'normal'
It won't be the same as before Covid but it should provide stability and confidence.
Juha Saarinen: Testing tri-band Wi-Fi in the lockdown
Lockdowns are hard enough without poor broadband coverage.
Opinion: Time for a new agency to oversee MoH's Covid response?
The proverbial "Man from Mars" would puzzle at biosecurity in New Zealand.
Fran O'Sullivan: Collins is flailing closer to politics' death zone
Collins' performance has some key Nats speculating on potential leadership prospects.
Steven Joyce: Give us hope, then a plan out of Covid
People need something to look forward to, and it's not the Govt's health reforms.
Mary Holm: Small business idea better than chasing a fast buck
When the going is tough animals offer a lifeline.
Hooton: NZ is united on Covid - why a blow-torch on Govt is still vital
We accept Ardern's decisions for now, but Govt and bureaucracy must lift their game.
Brian Fallow: Plan to reform RMA leaves many unanswered questions
Draft version of new law has business groups worried about obstacles to development.
Roger Partridge: Why Govt can't drive Covid strategy by looking backwards
Our elimination strategy in 2020 was successful. But in 2021, the terrain has changed.
Richard Prebble: Closing Parliament was outrageous - Govt needs scrutiny
OPINION: At times of uncertainty we need parliament to have a greater role.
Mercury boss: Transition to renewable needs careful management
More regulatory risk will mean less investment, higher prices, or both.
Jamie Mackay: Covid-19 and a tale of two cities
There's Auckland and Whangarei. Then there's the rest of us.
Mark Lister: Robust results outweigh Delta blues
The August corporate reporting season has wrapped up, and it was a good one.
Opinion: Long live the labour shortages
Financial Times: The pandemic disruption may be igniting a productivity boom.
Opinion: Sustainable motoring is more than just switching to an EV
Motorists should be demanding end-to-end sustainability from their preferred brand.
Bruce Cotterill: What's missing from our anti-Covid arsenal? A sense of urgency
If Delta's arrival was only a matter of time, then why were we so unprepared?
Mary Holm: Coming back home to a capital gain
A returning Kiwi looks certain to come out ahead.
Fran O'Sullivan: Pandemic lessons are there for the taking
New Zealand could learn a lot from the way other nations are battling with Covid.
Matthew Hooton: Lockdown now, then what? Big questions over NZ's future
There is less division than there seems on what happens after vaccination.
Brian Fallow: Jobs market showing the signs of strain
Employers need workers, while hundreds of thousands of people want more work.
Opinion: Blackout no case for electricity reform
OPINION: There is no need for ministerial intervention in a system that is working.
Peter Beck: Backing Kiwi businesses reaching for the stars
New Zealand has a lot to celebrate as Rocket Lab lists on the Nasdaq.
Nick Mowbray: Lack of priorities in fighting Covid worrying
Complacency is what got New Zealand into this spot.