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How our work lives could change post-Covid 19
One hour of working from home can produce as much work as three hours in the office.
Learn from Christchurch: Don't assume we'll get 'business as usual' soon
The sooner we face reality the sooner we can adapt to it
The Christchurch quake shows us how to reopen after lockdown
Covid-19 isn't entirely unprecedented - NZ business has faced crisis before.
Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 62
This week Leighton talks to 'Science Left Behind' author Alex Berezow.
How will our work lives change after Covid-19?
Many are finding the home office in lockdown actually makes them more productive.
Solve your business problems with The Pivot Pod
Forget too big to fail, small business is too important to fail.
How to pivot your business to the strong parts of NZ's economy
What we've been doing until now isn't what we need to keep doing.
Listen: The legendary characters of Rarotonga
"Jim's voice was like a man trying to touch his nose and hop on one leg at the same time."
Ride the financial waves, you'll get wet - KiwiSaver myths busted
COMMENT: A bit of uncertainty can breed a lot of fear.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Trump, Turnbull and Geoffrey Parker
This week Leighton talks with author Geoffrey Parker.
How your KiwiSaver is protected in a crisis
The Government can't take your money, but your ex could.
NZ's $55b residential property industry already adapting to Covid-19
Many businesses are being forced to adapt, and property is a prime example.
The tech change shaping how we sell houses post-Covid 19
Property is switching to digital methods, and their experience can help other businesses.
10 ways to relive your travel memories
Creative ways to keep the travel dreams and memories alive.
Sir John Key's surprise Donald Trump admission
The former New Zealand prime minister shared a surprising revelation on a podcast.
The best options for getting started investing
To figure out which platform is right for you, there are just a few things to check.
Newstalk ZB wins top international radio award
The awards recognise the 'world's best radio programmes' from more than 30 countries.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Global economy and Melanie Phillips
This week Leighton also looks at the pandemic modelling.
The nuts and bolts of how to start investing
There are good options to try out investing with the training wheels on.
How to catch out the Covid-19 scammers
Millions of scammers are flocking to take advantage of Covid-19 uncertainty.
Scammers are already targeting you through Covid-19
A crisis often attracts scammers, and this time it's attracting them in the millions.
Listen: A pilgrimage to the battle sites of World War I
Listen: Two-thirds of New Zealand's casualties fell on the Western Front.
Focus on skills, not role, in tough new job market
Your existing skills could be repurposed for entirely new jobs.
How to boost your job prospects post-lockdown
Even in a tough job market, there are techniques to get you noticed.
Three encouraging signs for our economy recovering from Covid-19
New Zealand is better placed for a recovery than many other countries.
The encouraging signs for our economy weathering Covid-19
Low government debt and a recovering China are among the encouraging signs.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Steven Joyce on Covid-19's effects
This week, Steven Joyce shares his thoughts on the pandemic with Leighton.
How to make sense of housing, whether you're buying or selling
We have early indications on what will happen once we leave lockdown.
How to decide if you should drain your KiwiSaver to survive Covid-19
There are other options that can save you from a big hole in your retirement savings
How to decide if you should make a KiwiSaver hardship application
Tapping your KiwiSaver can be a safety net, but has an outsize impact on your future.
Listen: The eclipse that helped propel Niue into a Dark Sky nation
"I know the time for the eclipse has begun, but no one says anything."
How you could make money from the sharemarket going down
The share market is 'on sale', but there are rules for investing safely in a downturn.