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TVNZ expects operational losses of $28m-$33m and ‘significant’ impairment
State broadcaster says results show need to hasten digital transformation.
Liam Dann: Why Smith & Caughey's demise was so shocking
OPINION: In a week of much Budget debate, the high-profile closure was an ominous sign.
Steven Joyce: Pharmac blunder, tax cuts and debt - the Budget's hits and misses
OPINION: The failure to make good on the cancer drugs promise is inexplicable.
Mary Holm column: The first-home grant is gone, should I cut back on KiwiSaver?
OPINION: There are plenty of other advantages in keeping your payments up.
Fran O’Sullivan: First the Budget, now the gamble
OPINION: There is considerable support for Willis’ Budget approach – but also misgivings.
Matthew Hooton: Debt set to explode under Nicola Willis
OPINION: The Budget isn’t one a serious Government would have presented.
Budget 2024: All you need to know about the tax changes - Robyn Walker
OPINION: Has the Government delivered a block of cheese budget?
'Tone deaf': TVNZ execs' LA trip, Insta posts amid cuts; Host's sad farewell; Agency's Shane Jones ad furore
Ad agency asks for story to be removed; RNZ's Budget joy; All the PRINZ award winners.
'Challenging': MediaWorks' $107.1m loss after $86.6m impairment – refinances debt, injects capital
The radio and outdoor media company is positive about the result despite a tough market.
Liam Dann: Willis blurs the line between austerity and stimulus
OPINION: Does the bob-each-way strategy leave Government vulnerable to pleasing no one?
Inside ‘Grande Dame's’ incredible rise, sad fall: Why Smith & Caughey’s is set to shut
Exclusive interview: ‘I hoped this wouldn’t come on my watch. It’s a sad day' – chairman.
Inside Economics: Is excessive gloom making the recession worse? All the hot Budget 2024 takes
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
Richard Prebble: 'Dire straits' - the key number to watch in Thursday's Budget
OPINION: The evidence indicates New Zealand has exceeded its peak taxation.
Tearful TVNZ Sunday worker – 'I would never have put my family at risk of $1m debt'
TVNZ is appealing an earlier ruling that it failed to adequately consult staff.
Liam Dann: Never mind the numbers, what's the Budget vibe going to be?
OPINION: A Budget preview that ignores the numbers and looks at the vibe of the thing.
Greg Smith: Lessons from a silent housing crash
OPINION: After any big party, there are usually a few hangovers.
Mary Holm: Job shock - how to prepare for the prospect of losing your income
OPINION: All over the country, workers are worrying about losing their jobs.
Bruce Cotterill: Soon, NZ will have six million people. We need to be ready
OPINION: Let’s accept six million is the new target, then build the country for that.
Labour’s Barbara Edmonds prepares to go head-to-head with Nicola Willis
On Thursday Labour's finance spokeswoman will face her first big public test in the role.
Failed TV firms: Boss' new alias, $2 raised for new film; Compo blow for some Newshub staff; The price for Breakfast
Revealed: NZ ad spend trends; ZM's Taylor Swift boost; 5 things to watch at Voyager Awards
Editorial: Fonterra's odd move for an odd company makes sense
Maybe it's a sign of maturity that Fonterra can't be Nestle despite its privileged start.
Matthew Hooton: Here’s the big number to watch in next week's Budget
OPINION: Luxon lumbered Willis and National with a tax policy that was instantly panned.
Fair Go, Sunday messy fallout: TVNZ forced to extend 17 jobs despite shows being off air
The state broadcaster is now appealing to the Employment Court as a dispute turns ugly.
Sir Ian Taylor's letter to Shane Jones: Are you ready for a 'Coalition of the Willing'?
OPINION: Matua – let’s start speaking the same language.
All Blacks' comms boss quits; Top Newshub host's new plans
Media Insider: Big movements in the sports and business media worlds.
Inside Economics: That lost 1994 Pak'nSave receipt, China's rebound, and are banks ripping us off?
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
Duncan Shand: Fonterra's nonsensical move – can you imagine Coke selling off its brand?
OPINION: Research shows strong brands command a price premium and grow faster than rivals.
6pm TV news project F-bombs: Tempers fray at Stuff's highest levels; Top boss exits ad agency
Midweek Media Insider: New buyer for NZ Doctor and Pharmacy Today.
No respite: RBNZ expected to stick with script on interest rates
Markets are impatient for rate cuts but the RBNZ is expected to hold firm.
Liam Dann: Survive till '25 - the new recessionary catchphrase. Should we be wary?
OPINION: Is there truly that much light at the end of the tunnel? How far will rates fall?
Fran O’Sullivan: Bugger the politics, let’s get rational and sort our economy
OPINION: There is a brighter future ahead if we address the major issues now.
Mary Holm: Do I really need life insurance? What about health insurance?
OPINION: If you pay a lot and claim little, count yourself lucky, rather than ripped off.
Steven Joyce: The case for tax cuts - let’s give Kiwis some hope
OPINION: The much-discussed middle-income New Zealander has been well and truly squeezed.