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Australian Govt caves to pressure from Google, Facebook
Facebook threatened to stop showing news by Australian media companies in its feeds.
Sasha Borissenko: One man's influence and his untimely death
Irish dancer Adrian Murphy had a big influence on New Zealand's dance community.
Fran O'Sullivan: AustralianSuper should be sent packing
National interest is at stake as super fund stalks Infratil.
Steven Joyce: Govt's reasons for Oz bubble delay don't wash
Opinion: Our government is making absolutely zero moves to open a transtasman bubble.
Matthew Hooton: The rise and rise of Act - and why they can hit 10%
After strong election result, Seymour has his sights set on National and Labour voters.
Fran O'Sullivan: China's sudden interest in CPTPP chance for Ardern to lead
Jacinda Ardern has a responsibility to take on board and support Xi Jinping's overtures.
Mark Lister: Infratil board needs to engage with bidder
Infratil is obliged to at least consider this bid, says Mark Lister of Craigs Investment.
Opinion: No easy cure for America's 'paranoid style'
Financial Times: There is one simple test of whether Trump's Republican grip will loosen.
Hamish Rutherford: Aussies go hostile for Infratil
ACC inserts itself in hostile attempt to take over Infratil.
Opinion: Time for a transtasman bubble
New Zealand's closed border is causing immeasurable pain.
Juha Saarinen: Call centre tech gets realistic
Power of AWS' cloud-based tool suggests a space where NZ has missed a trick.
Opinion: Beehive a symbol of NZ's polluting past
The country is waking up to the role buildings play in climate change.
Opinion: Covid vaccines herald a new Roaring Twenties of economic growth
Here come the Roaring Twenties. That, at least, is what stock markets seem to believe.
Sasha Borissenko: Who are the legal eagles of the National Party?
More than 20% of Parliament is made up of lawyers; who are National's legal industry reps?
Opinion: Getting NZ business to the top step of the podium
New Zealand must focus its investments, much like it does with sports funding.
The Ex-Files: Can the rich and famous get spousal support after a divorce?
How Kelly Clarkson's divorce could play out if it were in New Zealand.
Mark Fowler: Political posturing on China a balancing act
NZ 'hitched' its economic and trade wagon to China many years ago.
Bruce Cotterill: If honesty is the best policy, why don't we try it?
In politics and business, let's try telling it straight for a change.
Mary Holm: Making money on the sharemarket - the one 'free lunch' tactic
Diversifying your share holdings means less volatility — without cutting average return.
Business Insider: Air NZ's latest departure and NZGCP still rudderless
The inside word on New Zealand's business community.
Matthew Hooton: Who will lead us if our leader won't?
Parliament and traditional business lobby groups devoid of ideas.
Brian Fallow: Immigration — it's value, not volume
Time to focus on more than just the number of migrants.
Richard Prebble: Labour singing from National song sheet
Labour fiddling as productivity burns.
Lower mortgage rates before Christmas?
The Reserve Bank's funding for lending programme kicks off next week.
Opinion: Robertson ruled out bright-line changes. Now he isn't
Finance Minister promised not to change the bright-line test less than three months ago.
Christopher Niesche: Australia's plan to stamp out inequitable property tax
COMMENT: New South Wales Government introducing a bold plan to abolish stamp duty.
Sasha Borissenko: Splitting hairs over DNA legal framework and naughty lawyers
The Law Commission has recommended new regime to control how DNA is obtained and used.
Mary Holm: Share markets choc-full of temptation
Resist the urge to pick the sweetest deals — even the full-time investors can't do it.
Steven Joyce: Focus on growth, not the property bubble
House prices a symptom of wider issues.
Matthew Hooton: How Jacinda Ardern can burst the house-price bubble
Investors take care — Labour has to intervene in market.
Ben Kepes: See, Chloe Swarbrick, Boomers can do some good
The way they're often portrayed, the older generations are clones of Shylock.
Jamie Mackay: Can Ardern take the farmers of the nation with her
If so, she could be here for some time to come.