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China Ambassador Wu Xi: Coronavirus hit will not derail China's growth train

Coronavirus impact on Chinese economy will be short-term and manageable.

Kerry Davies: Recruitment firm's 'disconnected' perspective

RIGHT OF REPLY: Workers fight back. Does any worker really choose freely to be paid less?

Ardern vs the virus: Rating her crisis response

Two different views of the PM's performance.

Rod Marler: Govt's $12b double-edged sword

We can no longer accept 'but this is the way we've always done it' as a solution.

Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern needs to bring top brass into coronavirus war room

Ardern has spelled out steps the Govt has under way to assist businesses to get through.

Juha Saarinen: When disinformation and scams go viral

Phishers are getting in on the virus action too.

Paul McBeth: Rate cuts the wrong tool to fight coronavirus

Investors have all bet the house central banks around the world will cut interest rates.

Jenny Ruth: Green shoots and scepticism in the steel market

Steel sector now reporting green shoots of improvement. But can we believe them?

Paul Glass: Winston Peters' obstinacy egg on NZ's face

Deputy PM should step aside until public has answers from inquiry.

Electric cars: Buyer intentions vs reality

The best-selling EVs and what it will take for low-emission vehicles to go mainstream.

Comment: How to manage KiwiSaver when the world hits a crisis

The destination doesn't change when headlines get scary.

Gavin Evans: No clean hands in Martin Matthews saga

Clarity and remorse missing when former Auditor-General petitioned for compensation.

Fran O'Sullivan: Coronavirus curveball - PM's handling of 'tricky beast' with China

Government is handling coronavirus curveball with a level head.

Juha Saarinen: Let's fix NZ's cyber security reporting

Better reporting might just goad NZ watchdog to step up its work.

Brian Fallow: Building more houses - it's one step forward ...

Law could ease housing crisis, but Productivity Commission has few ideas for change.

Diana Clement: Are your savings sinking?

The causes of the fall in interest rates are complex.