John Key

Over the 33 years between 1990 and 2023, and allowing for the aberrant 2020 result, the average level of support enjoyed by the parties of the Left and the Right turns out to be, as near as dammit, identical

Over the 33 years between 1990 and 2023, and allowing for the aberrant 2020 result, the average level of support enjoyed by the parties of the Left and the Right turns out to be, as near as dammit, identical

Simon Papa calls for strategic, co-ordinated and ongoing action from the top of government down to resolve problems in the financial services sector

Simon Papa calls for strategic, co-ordinated and ongoing action from the top of government down to resolve problems in the financial services sector

An unlikely coalition of New Zealand voters are backing Housing Minister Chris Bishop’s mission to bring down house prices

An unlikely coalition of New Zealand voters are backing Housing Minister Chris Bishop’s mission to bring down house prices

Shareholders of cybersecurity vendor Palo Alto Networks take legal action against director John Key and others, alleging insider trading. Key says no merit to any of the claims

Shareholders of cybersecurity vendor Palo Alto Networks take legal action against director John Key and others, alleging insider trading. Key says no merit to any of the claims

Chairman John Key stepping down from ANZ NZ's board next month, will quit parent ANZ Banking Group's board too

Chairman John Key stepping down from ANZ NZ's board next month, will quit parent ANZ Banking Group's board too

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

Chris Trotter looks at whether Christopher Luxon's corporate leadership style can cut it in politics

Chris Trotter looks at whether Christopher Luxon's corporate leadership style can cut it in politics

Former Cabinet Minister and five time coalition negotiator Peter Dunne explains how coalition talks work behind the scenes

Former Cabinet Minister and five time coalition negotiator Peter Dunne explains how coalition talks work behind the scenes

She was 'appalled' he was reappointed without an independent review, so how will likely incoming Finance Minister Nicola Willis get on with RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr?

She was 'appalled' he was reappointed without an independent review, so how will likely incoming Finance Minister Nicola Willis get on with RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr?

A rerun of the election debate on the age of eligibility for NZ Super ignores the real costs and the real unsolved problems for both paying for superannuation and making it fair

A rerun of the election debate on the age of eligibility for NZ Super ignores the real costs and the real unsolved problems for both paying for superannuation and making it fair

Economist Brian Easton says Cyclone Gabrielle is a challenge to fiscal stability. He would prefer a special tax to pay for remediation and adaption

Economist Brian Easton says Cyclone Gabrielle is a challenge to fiscal stability. He would prefer a special tax to pay for remediation and adaption

This Election Year, New Zealand desperately needs, and deserves, so much more than the 'least worst' option

This Election Year, New Zealand desperately needs, and deserves, so much more than the 'least worst' option

Too few to win, too many to die: it is looking more and more as if the National Party’s conservative falcons can no longer hear the falconer, Chris Trotter says

Too few to win, too many to die: it is looking more and more as if the National Party’s conservative falcons can no longer hear the falconer, Chris Trotter says

Some might ask why National MPs would install yet another 'successful business person' at the helm of their party? Isn’t one Todd Muller enough?

Some might ask why National MPs would install yet another 'successful business person' at the helm of their party? Isn’t one Todd Muller enough?

ANZ NZ chairman John Key says retail and central banks should use cryptocurrencies to improve the payments system in the face of competition from giant tech companies

ANZ NZ chairman John Key says retail and central banks should use cryptocurrencies to improve the payments system in the face of competition from giant tech companies