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David Whitburn on patriotic property investors, asks if house prices are really rising, says capital shouldn't be taxed, Dilbert & more
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David Whitburn on patriotic property investors, asks if house prices are really rising, says capital shouldn't be taxed, Dilbert & more
Suzi Kerr says to get traction on climate change issues in this election, campaigners need to focus on the political aspects including the cultural and social evolution ones
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Suzi Kerr says to get traction on climate change issues in this election, campaigners need to focus on the political aspects including the cultural and social evolution ones
John Brosnan discusses a rarely reviewed subject: what an employee needs to bring to a workplace
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John Brosnan discusses a rarely reviewed subject: what an employee needs to bring to a workplace
Huge majority of New Zealanders (79.2%) want action on ‘Environmental problems’, majorities strongest in Labour held seats (8 out of the top 15 electorates)
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Huge majority of New Zealanders (79.2%) want action on ‘Environmental problems’, majorities strongest in Labour held seats (8 out of the top 15 electorates)
Coral Phillips reviews the various options you have to prepare a farm budget, and she highlights the strengths and weaknesses for each
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Coral Phillips reviews the various options you have to prepare a farm budget, and she highlights the strengths and weaknesses for each
PwC thinks employees will be increasingly willing to share personal data meaning data monitoring will rise and could become routine practice for organisations
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PwC thinks employees will be increasingly willing to share personal data meaning data monitoring will rise and could become routine practice for organisations
Nirmal Nair on smart energy, how many engineers a country needs, electric vehicle technology, Finland's lessons for NZ, Dilbert & more
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Nirmal Nair on smart energy, how many engineers a country needs, electric vehicle technology, Finland's lessons for NZ, Dilbert & more
Although log prices have stopped falling, the market will be uncertain until log inventory in China falls by a quarter
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Although log prices have stopped falling, the market will be uncertain until log inventory in China falls by a quarter
ANZ's newsroom shows how New Zealand banking is used to test promising banking talent, make them 'generalist bankers', and groom them for the top role in Australia
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ANZ's newsroom shows how New Zealand banking is used to test promising banking talent, make them 'generalist bankers', and groom them for the top role in Australia
Rick Powdrell says the positivity in the meat and fibre sector gives a genuine feeling that the coming years are to be "our time in the sun"
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Rick Powdrell says the positivity in the meat and fibre sector gives a genuine feeling that the coming years are to be "our time in the sun"
Rabobank points out that New Zealand has some key advantages for overcoming technical trade barriers in potential markets and it should use these aggresively
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Rabobank points out that New Zealand has some key advantages for overcoming technical trade barriers in potential markets and it should use these aggresively
David Atkinson explores how to look at foreign direct investment opportunities & sees in 'pragmatic nationalism' a model that avoids extremes and protects benefits
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David Atkinson explores how to look at foreign direct investment opportunities & sees in 'pragmatic nationalism' a model that avoids extremes and protects benefits
Simon Botherway on global policy responses to the GFC, back to the future for banking, disintermediation, cloud-hosted software services, Dilbert & more
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Simon Botherway on global policy responses to the GFC, back to the future for banking, disintermediation, cloud-hosted software services, Dilbert & more
Deloitte State of the Unions report shows largest combined surplus ever recorded
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Deloitte State of the Unions report shows largest combined surplus ever recorded
Foreign-owned Soho Properties creates a 53,000 ha land protection agreement in iconic Central Otago Lakes area
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Foreign-owned Soho Properties creates a 53,000 ha land protection agreement in iconic Central Otago Lakes area
We can’t have clean rivers and more big dairy; the two just aren’t compatible, says a Green Party candidate who is also a beef and sheep farmer
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We can’t have clean rivers and more big dairy; the two just aren’t compatible, says a Green Party candidate who is also a beef and sheep farmer
Private insurers reach the halfway mark by fully settling 11,392 over cap dwelling claims, including the completion of 2,203 rebuilds and major repairs, says ICNZ
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Private insurers reach the halfway mark by fully settling 11,392 over cap dwelling claims, including the completion of 2,203 rebuilds and major repairs, says ICNZ
Chapman Tripp criticism of KiwiSaver fund taxation proposals is based on a wrong assumption, says Peter Nielson
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Chapman Tripp criticism of KiwiSaver fund taxation proposals is based on a wrong assumption, says Peter Nielson
Chapman Tripp takes a look at the Fair Tax for Savers campaign and asks if savers are over-taxed, and if so, why?
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Chapman Tripp takes a look at the Fair Tax for Savers campaign and asks if savers are over-taxed, and if so, why?
People with overseas pensions suffer varying degrees of anomalies and injustice. There is little cost little to fix that, says Susan St John
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People with overseas pensions suffer varying degrees of anomalies and injustice. There is little cost little to fix that, says Susan St John
Ian Mackenzie says the Greens are disingenuous with their 'swimmable' rivers policy because urban rivers are under the most stress, whereas 'they really mean only those in the country'
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Ian Mackenzie says the Greens are disingenuous with their 'swimmable' rivers policy because urban rivers are under the most stress, whereas 'they really mean only those in the country'
Exchange rate effects are masking the underlying strength in our level of online purchasing from overseas, says BNZ
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Exchange rate effects are masking the underlying strength in our level of online purchasing from overseas, says BNZ
Adam Weaver examines the Chinese outbound travel market for New Zealand and finds big opportunities, along with challenges and choices
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Adam Weaver examines the Chinese outbound travel market for New Zealand and finds big opportunities, along with challenges and choices
EY says maintaining system stability is likely to trump competition in Australian financial system inquiry
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EY says maintaining system stability is likely to trump competition in Australian financial system inquiry