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Job ads in Auckland grow +43% in year, up +19% from a month ago with especially strong demand for construction workers
21st Oct 14, 9:03am
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Job ads in Auckland grow +43% in year, up +19% from a month ago with especially strong demand for construction workers
Rose Patterson looks at whether it's a bad thing when busloads of kids drive past their local school, bypassing it for a ‘better’ school
Simon Reichenbach on the battle for audience; NZME's prospects; David Kirk's new venture; local oil; solar energy; Tiwai Point's future; 3D printing; Dilbert & more
David Chaston on our wood advantage; our rock star RGNDI; rethinking deflation fears; the problem with creativity; working hours; Will Rogers; Dilbert & more
FMA boss Rob Everett, ANZ's John Body, Mary Holm and Martin Hawes discuss and debate investment risk
Export log price rebound gathers steam with China use up strongly and New Zealand's share dominating in that market; big new commitment to domestic market announced
16th Oct 14, 10:38am
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Export log price rebound gathers steam with China use up strongly and New Zealand's share dominating in that market; big new commitment to domestic market announced
John Brosnan says that now is the time to schedule some down-time for yourself now that the added stresses of calving and mating are finished for the year
16th Oct 14, 10:30am
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John Brosnan says that now is the time to schedule some down-time for yourself now that the added stresses of calving and mating are finished for the year
Gavin Haddon says low dairy prices will require new skills and changes to the way you manage. He sets out a range of things you can do
Fonterra sets out how it sees the markets it operates in, assessing production, exports and its customers markets
14th Oct 14, 2:31pm
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Fonterra sets out how it sees the markets it operates in, assessing production, exports and its customers markets
The Wool Levy Group says growers and enterprises both voted decisively against a new Wool Commodity Levy Order
14th Oct 14, 12:09pm
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The Wool Levy Group says growers and enterprises both voted decisively against a new Wool Commodity Levy Order
Rose Patterson thinks the political Left is sidelining itself by not engaging on solutions to poverty now that the Government has made it a priority
Friday's Top 10: Shamubeel Eaqub on ending corporate welfare, repay or repent, preventing the next GFC, fancy modelling vs common sense, Dilbert and more
Rick Powdrell urges all sheep farmers to vote in the Wool Levy Referendum, joining the 43% who have already done so
9th Oct 14, 5:28pm
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Rick Powdrell urges all sheep farmers to vote in the Wool Levy Referendum, joining the 43% who have already done so
Rick Powdrell points out that New Zealand farming is not a one-trick pony and that it is now the time for sheep and beef farmers to shine
Shaun Twaddle wants to see employers focus their efforts on supporting the third of school leavers who don’t enter the tertiary education system work-ready and into meaningful employment
September survey of business opinion is weaker than expected as firms anticipate flatter conditions ahead. Pricing pressures rise, capacity pressures ease
Katrina Shanks explains the difference between pre-arranging and pre-paying for a funeral, and the differences between the two types of pre-paying schemes
While he doesn't look like it to us, outsiders see John Key as a 'radical'. Jenesa Jeram tries to reconcile the views
David Hisco calls for bold moves from the newly elected govt in education, technology, the environment, housing and tourism
Overall Q2 payment times fastest on record but large company laggards stiff their suppliers with worsening payment times
1st Oct 14, 10:52am
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Overall Q2 payment times fastest on record but large company laggards stiff their suppliers with worsening payment times
Nigel Pinkerton would prefer not to argue with his pantry. He sees the 'internet of things' developing rapidly, changing the way we allocate our time and effort
Carlos Chambers on building up not out, Alibaba, growth and reducing carbon pollution, NZ's fossil fuel industry, Gareth Morgan's Bluegreen Party and more
The NZ Initiative's Khyaati Acharya points out John Key's re-election again raises the thorny issue of NZ Super and the retirement age
Kensington Swan expects welfare, education, housing, public sector reform and the RMA to be high on the re-elected government's agenda
DairyNZ concerned for about a quarter of dairy farmers who "may have difficulty meeting their farm working expenses and interest payments" after payout drop