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John Mauldin argues monetary deflation is the new threat & central bankers worrying about inflation are like generals fighting the last war
Chris Parker points out even with consents issued and SHAs designated, other challenges may intervene to limit how many new houses Auckland actually gets
Shanghai Maling to invest $261 million for 50% stake in Silver Fern Farms
Rural productivity is improving in some sectors, falling in others. Influenced by soil, technology, size and governance according to Motu research
15th Sep 15, 6:02am
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Rural productivity is improving in some sectors, falling in others. Influenced by soil, technology, size and governance according to Motu research
Court rules organic farmer can't impose special responsibilities on neighbours, can't stop neighbour using GM cropping provided standard duty of care exercised
Rabobank reviews the sheepmeat industry's prospects just as key decisions at Silver Fern Farms are about to be announced. China links the two
NZ Initiative's Jenesa Jeram argues that the overhaul of Child, Youth and Family needs to be evidence-driven
From global climate change policy to the New Zealand farm
New research into Auckland’s housing preferences and choices reveals demand for a much wider range of housing types, right across the city
Farmers like bankers who like farmers. Survey shows banks have stepped up to the plate during dairy downturn
Cam Preston says many Christchurch residents still have good reason to 'carp & moan' five years on from the first earthquake
Treasury looks at how the devaluation of the Chinese yuan may affect New Zealand, along with the impact of Chinese share market turmoil
3rd Sep 15, 5:00am
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Treasury looks at how the devaluation of the Chinese yuan may affect New Zealand, along with the impact of Chinese share market turmoil
Peter Nunns notes people say they want more transport choices. Neighborhood density opens up those choices. He also suggests expecting people to make an effort to travel will make us healthier. Your view?
How the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank aims to fill Asia's infrastructure gap in a world that has 'changed a lot'
Khyaati Acharya wonders if society's drive to reduce risk actually increases risk-taking behaviour, suppressing 'consequences' from choice
DairyNZ's John Luxton says the major TPP players are holding their dairy consumers to ransom and "Japan and Canada should leave the talks"
Shaun Twaddle shows how other regions can garner the benefits Auckland is getting from attracting students to study locally
18th Aug 15, 4:41pm
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Shaun Twaddle shows how other regions can garner the benefits Auckland is getting from attracting students to study locally
Rabobank says the medium term holds plenty of upside for the New Zealand dairy industry. Sees a significant price recovery underway by mid-2016
Auckland Council's chief economist says the local housing stresses may be tough to solve, but there are solutions available, with choices easier than for poverty or crime
Knowledge is power & information on education should be more accessible to parents, the NZ Initiative's Martine Udahemuka argues
Economist Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy analyses the Auckland house price data to see if it really is a 'bubble'; and if it is will it collapse or is it a 'rational bubble'
DairyNZ sets out the operating costs and business risks facing dairy farmers in the face of low prices for milk
5th Aug 15, 2:33pm
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DairyNZ sets out the operating costs and business risks facing dairy farmers in the face of low prices for milk
Ron Pol argues there's a missing dimension to Auckland's housing debate with new controls needed to curb criminal investment
Alison Cadman says our housing 'social asset' is as vital as our roading 'social asset' and needs a similar "15 year whole-of-govt & integrated planning model"
Caroline Courtney argues John Key ought to take a leaf out of his mate David Cameron's book on combating money laundering