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Matthew Hooton: National in decline - Act, NZ First ready to feast on carcass

The smaller opposition parties are poised to pick off supporters.

Editorial: Hats off to Theresa Gattung

Let's hope the business community gets in behind the new education drive.

Theresa Gattung: An equal society needs women in business

Improving women's economic empowerment is crucial to achieving gender equality.

Kate MacNamara: The practical and political payoff for NZ-UK trade deal

Australia pipped NZ to the post in agreeing a UK trade deal, but the race isn't over yet.

Juha Saarinen: Make money visible again, banks

Digital and "frictionless" payments may be convenient, but endless little payments add up.

Unjustified dismissal laws a handbrake on productivity

OPINION: NZ's labour market settings are as productivity enhancing as they could be.

Michael Barnett: Govt must think beyond the 'hourly rate' of pay

OPINION: The assumption the value of a job can be measured by an hourly rate is wrong.

Opinion: Vaccination tensions set to hit workplaces

Close to a quarter of staff don't want the jab. Can you push the issue?

Juha Saarinen: How we created the ransomware monster

Ransomware is already a lucrative industry.

Sasha Borissenko: What property our MPs own - part 3

Now for the MPs who are relatively new to Parliament.

Paul Catmur: What I learnt watching gamblers lose everything in a casino

Paul Catmur reflects on lessons he learnt working on the casino floor early in his career.

Opinion: What does it really mean when money's 'on sale'?

In practice, cutting interest rates is like having a sale on the price of money.

Steven Joyce: Labour takes a ride on a bridge to nowhere

There's cash for the leafy suburbs, while the other NZ gets left behind.

Mary Holm: I'm 22 and my parents are gone - what do I do with my inheritance?

While you're still young, the key is to keep your financial options open.

Damien Venuto: Two female CEOs end sexism in advertising. Yeah right.

The ad industry continues to lag behind the rest of corporate NZ.

Brian Fallow: Fewer animals - but better animals

Climate Change Commission sees meat and milk output standing still.