Matthew Hooton: Climate plan more radical than 1984
Rogernomics was kids' stuff compared to Climate Change Commission's advice.
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We do not need politicians to tell us what to drive or how to live to reduce emissions.
Juha Saarinen: Could we patch Covid vaccines like software?
"Patched vaccines" hold out hope for quicker updates to keep on top of virus mutations.
Fran O'Sullivan: Govt can't afford climate complacency
There's only so much time Covid can buy Jacinda Ardern
Richard Prebble: Boring Crusher won't beat caring Jacinda
National leader's speech failed to hold Government to account.
Ben Kepes on making good, and observing from afar
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Diana Clement: The 'long Covid' effects on your finances
Covid-19 affects everyone's finances, albeit differently.
Bruce Cotterill: Covid's 'new normal' looks like the bad old days
Consumer choice is on hold and it's back to having to wait for the things we want to buy.
Fran O'Sullivan: Only one key topic when Ardern and Morrison meet
Covid key to transtasman agenda, but Ardern has bigger opportunity.
Matthew Hooton: Covid scare saves Ardern once more
Yet again, a dose of bad news inoculates the Prime Minister against criticism.
Brian Fallow: Pressure goes on for water reform
Radical reform is on the agenda, and councils should seize the opportunity.
Fran O'Sullivan: What NZ's enhanced trade deal with China means
NZ finally inked a long ago negotiated upgrade to a bilateral free trade agreement.
Juha Saarinen: Oh please, not CovidCard again
It's hard to see CovidCards offering anything over and above the CovidTracer app.
Editorial: Upgraded NZ-China FTA a win for exporters
Editorial: Upgraded trade agreement with China is a win for NZ's primary sector exporters.
Jamie Mackay: Ten predictions from a wily old accountant
It's hard to argue with a worldly, wily and wise accountant.
Opinion: The housing shortage is even worse than you'd thought
New Zealand's housing is a national catastrophe.
Richard Prebble: How to really spot the difference between a good and bad school
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Christopher Niesche: Google's threat to turn Australia's search function off
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Sasha Borissenko: Out with the old, in with the new - Biden's busy first days
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Ben Kepes: Running for recovery - a drug and alcohol rehab success story
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Business Insider: McCaw, Carter, Williams turned waterboys
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Cecilia Robinson: We need to shut our border, now!
We are seeing increasing numbers of returning Kiwis testing positive for the new strains.
Brian Fallow: Failure to boost productivity is keeping us poor
NZ's productivity performance has long lagged behind other nations.
Matthew Hooton: The Trump years - how he could have salvaged respectability
Inauguration's display of national unity was an important first step.
Matt Burgess: The Climate Change Commission should do what works
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Damien Venuto: Beware the dangerous influencer in your family
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Editorial: Economic winds could shift
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Juha Saarinen: Social networks' Trump dump is bliss - enjoy it while it lasts
No more incoherent craziness and untruths from Trump.
Chris Keall: Twitter - The secret policeman
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Richard Prebble: NZ dangerously exposed to Covid outbreak
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