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Jenesa Jeram says social impact bonds have the potential to revolutionise public services
Nirmal Nair on Tesla, smart cities & rates, a city's size & livability, ranking councils, NZ universities & penguins, cyber security, blackouts, Dilbert & more
Forget tech toys, tap'n'go payment is what will replace cash, RFi Group's Alan Shields argues
Positive news in lead up to New Zealand Budget helps National Government support jump to 54% - highest since October 2011
Catherine Leining makes the case for not following but doing ourselves what the major economies should be doing: major transformational change to using less carbon
25th May 15, 4:43pm
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Catherine Leining makes the case for not following but doing ourselves what the major economies should be doing: major transformational change to using less carbon
BNZ's Doug Steel looks at what El Nino means for New Zealand and how we fared in similar weather patterns in the past
Arthur Chin looks at some of the keys to success for New Zealand businesses that choose to establish a social media profile in China
Carissa Tolley explains a tax technique that can save you penalties and interest, and be funded at a cheaper rate, all by using a tax pooling trust account at the IRD
16th May 15, 8:47am
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Carissa Tolley explains a tax technique that can save you penalties and interest, and be funded at a cheaper rate, all by using a tax pooling trust account at the IRD
The Supreme Court overturns the Court of Appeal on fire service levies: Are you paying the right amount?
15th May 15, 2:37pm
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The Supreme Court overturns the Court of Appeal on fire service levies: Are you paying the right amount?
The NZ Initiative's Khyaati Acharya says we need to carefully position ourselves so that every company makes use of the 'big data' revolution to guide their business
Michael Barnett says Auckland house prices will stabilise only when the number of houses being built matches the number of people seeking them - and we are long way from that
Lincoln first New Zealand university to commit to a set price, provided student completes the whole program in the minimum time
9th May 15, 9:44am
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Lincoln first New Zealand university to commit to a set price, provided student completes the whole program in the minimum time
Slow rebalancing in global dairy markets weighs on prices, but turnaround beginning – Rabobank
Auckland Council rubber stamps annual transport levy of $99 for residential ratepayers and $159 for business ratepayers
Andrew Bruce says the tax advantages of property investment may be more fiction than fact
The NZ Initiative's Rose Patterson argues that critical thinking is needed on the claim that early childhood education quality issues are due to the increase in private provision of ECE
4th May 15, 9:48am
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The NZ Initiative's Rose Patterson argues that critical thinking is needed on the claim that early childhood education quality issues are due to the increase in private provision of ECE
Nigel Pinkerton argues the case for lifestyle blocks and sees them as a key way some regions can retain and build vibrant rural communities, resisting urban drift
Paul Glass argues NZ lacks a plan and has an absence of leadership at both local and national levels
The RBNZ OCR April statement in full: "It would be appropriate to lower the OCR if demand weakens, and wage and price-setting outcomes settle at levels lower than is consistent with the inflation target."
30th Apr 15, 9:01am
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The RBNZ OCR April statement in full: "It would be appropriate to lower the OCR if demand weakens, and wage and price-setting outcomes settle at levels lower than is consistent with the inflation target."
New Zealand researchers report a significant step towards reducing methane emissions from livestock
Peter Thompson: Why Government caution toward housing issues is right
New milk powder product in production to 'leverage melatonin in its natural form'. But not available to New Zealand consumers
29th Apr 15, 9:38am
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New milk powder product in production to 'leverage melatonin in its natural form'. But not available to New Zealand consumers
Carissa Tolley offers a list of things you should review before the financial year ends, some of which could save you money
27th Apr 15, 8:14am
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Carissa Tolley offers a list of things you should review before the financial year ends, some of which could save you money
John Brosnan explains what Mondayising means for paying employees on the farm, and has some helpful guidance