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Roger Partridge: Silver lining to border debacle
New Zealand's 'gold standard' quarantining was shown to be fool's gold.
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
Comment: Steve Carden slightly horrified by collection of plastic containers in lockdown.
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
Statistics going in wrong direction, but it's worth remembering where they started from.
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.
Ben Kepes on immigration: Don't let Covid take us back to the past
Let's honour our past, but do so by embracing what, and who, New Zealand is today.
Tim Pointer: Most entrepreneurs' dirty little secret
It's all too easy to look at successful entrepreneurs and think they have it all together.
Juha Saarinen: Gripping the Lite fantastic - a foray into affordable 5G
Trying out some 5G capable handsets.
Oliver Hartwich: The West in a new cold war with itself
Today's West is far less united, both externally and internally.
Ben Kepes: Covid-19 exposes NZ's fragile outsourcing model
COMMENT: Is it time to become more self-dependent, wonders Ben Kepes.
Sasha Borissenko: Which smaller law firms took the wage subsidy and why
Smaller law firms on the wage subsidy and how they are navigating Covid-19
Paul Matthews: The robots are coming, and we're not ready
What we need from the govt's sweeping Review of Vocational Education.
Mary Holm: Dipping a toe in bitcoin's risky waters
Take a punt on cryptocurrency if you must. But don't go in too deep.
Bruce Cotterill: How to turn scarcity into advantage
COMMENT: Consumers of going without during lockdown offers a lesson for businesses.
David Cunliffe: Covid-19 and the plan to turn NZ into a global business powerhouse
New Zealand has to seize its opportunity as a global haven, writes David Cunliffe.
Brian Fallow: The rocky road to today's NZ
New book details the many setbacks that have interrupted NZ's growth.
Fran O'Sullivan: A billion dollars to make the border safe? It's worth it, Grant
Last thing business needs is bureaucratic incompetence exposing them to future lockdowns
Continuous Disclosure: Market moves for Aroa Biosurgery, Fonterra and Abano
Keeping you in the know on the biggest market moves.
Victoria Young: NZ's biggest recruiter has its work cut out
What does a world of layoffs mean for the country's biggest labour hire firm?
Oliver Mander - the company that just keeps on delivering
Mainfreight is far and away the largest logistics company listed on the NZX.
Fran O'Sullivan: Rob Fyfe departs - when offers of goodwill get the cold shoulder
Government may be willing to listen to business, but not to take action.
My husband and I lost our jobs - what should we do about KiwiSaver?
Shares have plunged, bounced back, then slipped again. No one knows what comes next.
Barry Colman: Ah, the glorious days of the great patriotic battle against Covid-19
We had to Unite Against Covid, that's what the Government told us. Those were the days.
Pattrick Smellie: Getting back to the burning issue
It has to be asked whether a return to any level of lockdown would succeed.
Cold shoulder: Rob Fyfe departs business advisory role with 'no thanks' from PM
Top businessman Rob Fyfe has effectively been 'cold-shouldered' by the Prime Minister.
Comment: The recession's threat to hopes of a green revolution
Sustainability is less of priority when money is tight, writes Murray Streets.
Comment: Faltering forestry risks NZ's climate strategy
Global headwinds are lining up against New Zealand's one billion trees policy.
Brian Fallow: Putting a cap on emissions
Parliament takes another step towards creating a trading scheme to fight climate change.
Mark Riggall: If the economy has a cold, why isn't the sharemarket sneezing?
Sharemarkets the world over have risen significantly since the lows on March 23.