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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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Fonterra holds payout at NZ$4.55/kg, but mix different
Fonterra holds payout at NZ$4.55/kg, but mix different
Top 10 at 10: Rate cutting over in Oz; Call for RBNZ intervention; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Rate cutting over in Oz; Call for RBNZ intervention; Dilbert
90 at 9: NZX over 3,000; US housing market bottom?; End of overdrawn fees for BNZ?
90 at 9: NZX over 3,000; US housing market bottom?; End of overdrawn fees for BNZ?
Special report: Crime down overall, but violent crime and fraud up
Special report: Crime down overall, but violent crime and fraud up
Big businesses and North Island businesses are the slowest payers
Big businesses and North Island businesses are the slowest payers
Top 10 at 10:'The end of the end of the recession'; Fund managers 'worse than useless'; US dollar collapse looms?; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10:'The end of the end of the recession'; Fund managers 'worse than useless'; US dollar collapse looms?; Dilbert
90 at 9: NZX's long winning streak; Dow down; Treasury indigestion
90 at 9: NZX's long winning streak; Dow down; Treasury indigestion
Housing report: Bank mortgage lending off peaks, but still firm
Housing report: Bank mortgage lending off peaks, but still firm
90 at 9: Raise the retirement age?; Mortgagee sales high; 7 US banks fail
90 at 9: Raise the retirement age?; Mortgagee sales high; 7 US banks fail
Top 10 at 10: Gaynor targets Norgate and Kerr; Kieran Trass on house prices; China's Nufarm grab; Britain's depression; Dilberts
Top 10 at 10: Gaynor targets Norgate and Kerr; Kieran Trass on house prices; China's Nufarm grab; Britain's depression; Dilberts
Have your say: Should New Zealand raise the retirement age to 67?
Have your say: Should New Zealand raise the retirement age to 67?
Investing report: Why bank funding costs are starting to drop
Investing report: Why bank funding costs are starting to drop
Bernard Hickey and Barry Colman talk about making money from news online
Bernard Hickey and Barry Colman talk about making money from news online
Top 10 at 10; Retirees 'begging in the streets'; ANZ's ING failures; Roubini's anemia; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10; Retirees 'begging in the streets'; ANZ's ING failures; Roubini's anemia; Dilbert
90 at 9: Crossan warns of 'begging in the streets'; Dow over 9,000; Macquarie halte
90 at 9: Crossan warns of 'begging in the streets'; Dow over 9,000; Macquarie halte
Economic weather report: Why we must extend the retirement age
Economic weather report: Why we must extend the retirement age
Govt plans to revamp rules on foreign ownership of NZ assets (Update 1)
Govt plans to revamp rules on foreign ownership of NZ assets (Update 1)
Manukau City Council to raise NZ$90 mln via retail bond issues
Manukau City Council to raise NZ$90 mln via retail bond issues
John Key: unemployment will continue to rise over the next year
John Key: unemployment will continue to rise over the next year
NAB to raise A$2.75 bln; mentions BNZ tax issue; BNZ's overdue debts up
NAB to raise A$2.75 bln; mentions BNZ tax issue; BNZ's overdue debts up
90 at 9: Kiwi dollar flies high; NAB capital raising; English speech due
90 at 9: Kiwi dollar flies high; NAB capital raising; English speech due
Bill English gives interest.co.nz a plug in Parliament
Bill English gives interest.co.nz a plug in Parliament
Top 10 at 10: Watch the Latvians; America's lost decade; What US$1 trln looks like; Dilbert
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Top 10 at 10: Watch the Latvians; America's lost decade; What US$1 trln looks like; Dilbert
John Key: Yesterday welfare for millionaires, today welfare for nobody
John Key: Yesterday welfare for millionaires, today welfare for nobody
Bill English: Interest rates 30% lower than under Labour
Bill English: Interest rates 30% lower than under Labour