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There's nothing to suggest holiday driving is especially risky, so why the 'awareness'?
Matthew Hooton: NZ trapped in the vaccine queue
NZ is being left behind as faster-moving nations get on the road to normality.
Brian Fallow: Who'll feel the property pinch?
Latest moves to help new buyers could cut house prices, boost rents — or a bit of both.
Richard Prebble: Labour's housing package a loss of credibility moment
Never has a government traded away its credibility for so little.
Juha Saarinen: We have the tools to rein in runaway housing market
It's tedious and painful to repeat the mistakes of the past when we have the tools not to.
Opinion: Time to tackle tourism infrastructures funding problem
The APTR should be scrapped for a more sustainable, fairer, and nation-wide mechanism.
Jamie Mackay: Why Sir John Kirwan's greatest achievement was off the field
We need to look after rural folk and their mental health, our economy depends on it.
Darcy Ungaro: Cutting tall poppies to cull big bubbles
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Key factors for investment decisions this year.
Kate MacNamara: Labour shortage an unnecessary blight on the harvest season
Scarce labour this season stems from another chronic shortage: fresh Government thinking.
Bruce Cotterill: It's time we said gidday again to our mates
The Tasman bubble needs to open — and not just for the tourism benefits.
Mary Holm: What makes a winning KiwiSaver fund?
Has a winning KiwiSaver fund picked the best course — or just enjoyed a good breeze?
Grant Bradley: Tourism industry waiting for the $1 billion prize
Aussies want to come here, rate NZ's health response highly but tourism operators on hold.
Matthew Hooton: Ardern and Luxon, so close, and yet so far apart
Luxon and Ardern are similar on many issues — but there's one big difference.
Brian Fallow: Shooting the property investors' sacred cow
It's better to limit runaway house prices now, before they do even more damage.
Opinion: Why the Government's housing policy is shambolic
Some of the things that are wrong with closing the "interest deductibility loophole".
Duncan Bridgeman: Could Westpac juice up the New Zealand sharemarket?
With the right governance and price, Westpac would attract significant investor appetite.
Juha Saarinen: Cyber threat numbers don't tell the whole story
There's a surprise in the latest CERT NZ cyber threat numbers.
Hamish Rutherford: Housing measures run risk of a hard landing
The risk of a move on property speculators is it might be successful.
Grant Bradley: Air NZ's $1037 transtasman fares today risk pushback
Air NZ says fares will drop when bubble announced, Consumer NZ wants fair prices
Andrea Fox: The tough search for new Auckland port directors
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Hamish Rutherford: In praise of independent directors
Takeover of Tilt demonstrates the value of having strong independent directors.
Christopher Niesche: ASB parent targets Afterpay
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Opinion: We need to change the conversation on home ownership
The property conversation is ultimately a wellbeing conversation.
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Mary Holm: Rents — is this why the only way is up?
Rents around New Zealand are rising faster than incomes.
Steven Joyce: GDP figures show the true cost of Fortress NZ
Shrinking economy won't be turned around until we open our doors to the world.
Hooton: NZ's foreign policy is a mess. Why new minister is an inspired choice
Mahuta is well-equipped to restore a sense of realism to NZ's international relationships.
Brian Fallow: Covid savages tourism income
Exports of services in the December quarter were only half as much as a year earlier.
Opinion: Tourism bodies plead for transtasman bubble progress
The price of keeping us all safe is being paid disproportionately.
Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern needs to convert spin into action
Ardern's political brand has been built on empathy, but she has discernible gaps.
Juha Saarinen: Samsung and Spark's 5G wireless push
A lot to unpack in terms of technology and business models.