Jane Wrightson: Steady now, before we raid the future
Let's keep sudden policy lurches and over-correction a thing of the past.
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Hamish Rutherford: Government calls Rio's Bluff
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David Skilling: Covid-19 battle gears up for the second half
NZ success in shutting out virus must be followed by a successful economic recovery.
Ben Kepes: Hamish Walker breach a governance failure
What I want to do for a moment is to ponder on timeliness and accepting blame.
Juha Saarinen: Webcams and why Zoom ate everyone's lunch
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought on a change in the way we do meetings.
David Law: Let's not borrow to save
Taking a careful look at how the country collectively spends its resources is vital.
Paul McBeth: Back to the future for Rakon
A canny player with plenty of cash could get a bargain.
Mark Fowler: Markets remain volatile in the run-up to September
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Mark Lister: Market turbulence may not be over yet
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Bruce Cotterill: The graduates are alright — with some help
Finding a first job after graduating just got a whole lot harder.
Fran O'Sullivan: Sharp thinker boosts NZ First's success
Anyone who dismisses Tracey Martin does so at their peril.
Pattrick Smellie: Taxing wealth – why is it so difficult?
Only taxing thing about capital gains and wealth is the debate on what to do about it.
Mary Holm: Go ahead and give - Inland Revenue says it's OK
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Barry Colman: Our top ship's armed with fly swats — hope no one rocks the boat
HMNZS Aotearoa looked pretty big, but she's ... er sort of a ... er ... cargo boat.
Cecilia Robinson: Covid-19 war far from over but we can't sit it out
Covid could be here for years so let's ask what risk we accept in reviving country.
Brian Fallow: Taxing wealth isn't the answer
Full credit to the Greens for putting up a tax policy - but it isn't the answer.
Damien Venuto: Is Team NZ 'too hot to handle' for sponsors?
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The customer is always right. Yeah, wrong
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Mathew Pottinger: Green's new GMI policy will perpetuate the welfare trap
The Green's GMI policy will have side effects which could make poverty worse, not better.
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EY/Wirecard: Accounting for fraud
Financial Times: Deregulation and new business models are fertile grounds for scams.
Juha Saarinen: Why we should say no to AI Robojudges
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Roger Partridge: Silver lining to border debacle
New Zealand's 'gold standard' quarantining was shown to be fool's gold.
It's time email providers fixed the problem of unwanted mail
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Barry Colman: Getting rich isn't what it was
Who'll pay the tax bills when profit is a dirty word?
Comment: Covid-19 sees us fall in love with plastic again but now's the time to look at alternatives
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Mary Holm: Paying KiwiSaver for the over-65s? There are better uses for Govt money
Should Government KiwiSaver contributions continue past the age of 65?
Oliver Mander: NZ v the Aussies - at investment, we're not even close
Why do so many NZ companies choose to list their shares on the Australian market?
Pattrick Smellie: Marsden Pt refinery on borrowed time
New Zealand's only oil refinery is now on borrowed time.
Brian Fallow: If the future seems grim, look where we started from
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David Parker: Open trade doors critical
We are in a crucial time for the international trading system.
Gary Rohloff: How business owners can recover post-Covid
COMMENT:Many businesses are still battling for survival against the economic storm clouds.