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Bernard Hickey

About

Bernard is back as a senior contributor on interest.co.nz. Until September 30, 2012 he was the managing editor here. He had previously worked for 18 years for Reuters, the FT Group and Fairfax as a financial journalist and editor. He is now the publisher of The Kaka.

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16 years 10 months

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Fonterra to propose farmers trade shares between themselves
Fonterra to propose farmers trade shares between themselves
Power appoints former Capital + Merchant director to chair Public Trust, replacing Donal Curtin
Power appoints former Capital + Merchant director to chair Public Trust, replacing Donal Curtin
Building approvals up 30% in Feb from year ago, but trend growth stalling
Building approvals up 30% in Feb from year ago, but trend growth stalling
Top 10 at 10: Irish bank debacle worsens; Aussie housing nerves grow; Leaky Caketin; Dilbert; Tragic python accident
Top 10 at 10: Irish bank debacle worsens; Aussie housing nerves grow; Leaky Caketin; Dilbert; Tragic python accident
90 seconds at 9am: Bridgecorp debacle revealed; Australian bubble warning; Expensive Greek bonds
90 seconds at 9am: Bridgecorp debacle revealed; Australian bubble warning; Expensive Greek bonds
Kiwibank's tier 1 preference share offer to raise up to NZ$150 mln to open April 8
Kiwibank's tier 1 preference share offer to raise up to NZ$150 mln to open April 8
Top 10 at 10: China housing bubble extends to Australia; 100% pure mining lake; Dilbert; Jon Stewart
Top 10 at 10: China housing bubble extends to Australia; 100% pure mining lake; Dilbert; Jon Stewart
Have your say: Should Jane Diplock be the head of the new super regulator?
Have your say: Should Jane Diplock be the head of the new super regulator?
90 seconds at 9am: Geneva vote due; Geely buys Volvo; Israel hikes
90 seconds at 9am: Geneva vote due; Geely buys Volvo; Israel hikes
Receivers see shortfall for Strategic Finance debenture investors; nothing for preference shareholders
Receivers see shortfall for Strategic Finance debenture investors; nothing for preference shareholders
Top 10 at 10: Negative equity forever (almost); Bond vigilantes are back; Dilbert; Gummy Bears
Top 10 at 10: Negative equity forever (almost); Bond vigilantes are back; Dilbert; Gummy Bears
Despite higher oil imports, trade deficit continues its positive trend (Update 2)
Despite higher oil imports, trade deficit continues its positive trend (Update 2)
90 seconds at 9am: Greece thrown to the IMF; US bond yields rising
90 seconds at 9am: Greece thrown to the IMF; US bond yields rising
Rural roundup: New DNA tests; tiger worms; high-country grazing
Rural roundup: New DNA tests; tiger worms; high-country grazing
Have your say: Should May Wang be allowed to spend NZ$1.5 bln on dairy farms? (Update 3)
Have your say: Should May Wang be allowed to spend NZ$1.5 bln on dairy farms? (Update 3)
NZ GDP rose 0.8% in December quarter, in line with forecasts (Update 7)
NZ GDP rose 0.8% in December quarter, in line with forecasts (Update 7)
Top 10 at 10 past 10: A tale of two David Hendersons; Bond vigilantes prowling; 10 Chinese red flags; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10 past 10: A tale of two David Hendersons; Bond vigilantes prowling; 10 Chinese red flags; Dilbert
90 seconds at 9am: May Wang on dairy spree; Portugal rating cut
90 seconds at 9am: May Wang on dairy spree; Portugal rating cut
Top 10 at 10: May Wang strikes again; China housing bubble tales; Deflation vs Inflation; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: May Wang strikes again; China housing bubble tales; Deflation vs Inflation; Dilbert
Fonterra holds payout forecast at NZ$5.90-$6.00, cuts debt and continues capital structure talks
Fonterra holds payout forecast at NZ$5.90-$6.00, cuts debt and continues capital structure talks
Balance of payments improvement weaker than expected (Update 2)
Balance of payments improvement weaker than expected (Update 2)
90 seconds at 9am: South Canterbury pleads; France abandons Greece too
90 seconds at 9am: South Canterbury pleads; France abandons Greece too
BNZ, CBS, Southern Cross, PSIS and Westpac nudge fixed mortgage rates lower
BNZ, CBS, Southern Cross, PSIS and Westpac nudge fixed mortgage rates lower
Low rate mortgages
Low rate mortgages
Bill English explains how 10,000 households are rorting the tax system
Bill English explains how 10,000 households are rorting the tax system