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The general secretary of the India Trade Alliance on how demonetisation is culling black money and creating a better environment for kiwi businesses
NZIER calls for a consolidation of DHBs into larger units because the evidence shows that will free up resources for more services
Jim Bolger, PM in the 1990s, reflects on the 'failure' of neo-liberalism, inequality and race relations in the third part of RNZ's 9th Floor series
Rebecca Sellers says conduct by insurers is effectively unregulated and the IMF is calling for some protection for consumers, at least up to Australian levels
NZDUSD currently trading at 0.6903, a move towards 0.7000 possible; AUD under pressure as Chinese data and iron ore prices take effect; primary support for USD are Fed decisions as Trump policies look increasingly diluted
9th May 17, 7:18pm
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NZDUSD currently trading at 0.6903, a move towards 0.7000 possible; AUD under pressure as Chinese data and iron ore prices take effect; primary support for USD are Fed decisions as Trump policies look increasingly diluted
Jenny Shipley talks to RNZ's Guyon Espiner about middle class welfare, working with Winston Peters, and the influences, conflicts and complexities of being Prime Minister
Victoria University's Lisa Marriott on quashing society's double standards that see benefit fraudsters and tax evaders treated differently
Helen Clark talks to RNZ's Guyon Espiner about her nine years as PM as her govt moved to draw a line under Rogernomics, unleash new social reforms and rethink NZ's place in the world
NZDUSD lost almost 200 points last week and is now trading at 0.6918; with the French elections this weekend, expect choppy European markets this week; soft US data releases lately indicate that the health of the economy may have been overstated
2nd May 17, 4:47pm
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NZDUSD lost almost 200 points last week and is now trading at 0.6918; with the French elections this weekend, expect choppy European markets this week; soft US data releases lately indicate that the health of the economy may have been overstated
How US Republicans want to make life easier for US overseas tax cheaters. Rand Paul leads an effort to help the very wealthy hide money offshore
Richard Kozul-Wright and Daniel Poon see promise for other countries – and for the US – in China's policymakers "guidance" approach
Is betraying partners the new way to succeed in international relations? Koichi Hamada uses game theory to show how this may work for the US administration's foreign policy and where it falters
Patrick Watson asks whether the internet, whose transparency was supposed to empower consumers, is doing the opposite
To get the best local benefits, Infometrics says councils and those involved in the education sector should cater programs to international students to maximise the impact they have on their regional economy
27th Apr 17, 10:46am
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To get the best local benefits, Infometrics says councils and those involved in the education sector should cater programs to international students to maximise the impact they have on their regional economy
Smartshares product manager Dean Anderson on not letting the daily news distract you, the Tao of wealth management, challenges for active investors, playing the long game and more
While NZ$6/kgMS will probably stay the NZ payout this season, lower global milk output, especially in China, and rising global demand is likely to provide upside for next season
18th Apr 17, 10:35am
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While NZ$6/kgMS will probably stay the NZ payout this season, lower global milk output, especially in China, and rising global demand is likely to provide upside for next season
Strong domestic demand continues as China stocks stabilise and India trade picks up again. As supply tightens, prices expected to rise
Simpson Grierson's Tim Fischer and Kari Schmidt explain the value of an Environmental Due Diligence
17th Apr 17, 8:40am
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Simpson Grierson's Tim Fischer and Kari Schmidt explain the value of an Environmental Due Diligence
The Productivity Commission has uncovered some little-known facts about our education system for post-secondary studies, who gets the private benefits from the public investment, and what employers think of graduates
Motu researchers on the utter uselessness of job interviews, the ethical challenge facing AI, twelve questions for 2017, putting a price tag on diversity, how globalisation affected manufacturing - plus lawyer, lawyer your pants are on fire and more
Patrick Watson says business and investor euphoria following the election of President Trump is misplaced and the US economy is stretched past its limits by debt
Murray Jackson previews the RBNZ review of banks’ regulatory capital requirements, arguing NZ banks should hold capital equivalent to 19% of their total assets
NZD is currently trading at the 0.6950 level after testing a 0.6920 low, look for a move to the 0.6900 level over the next week; against the AUD the NZD has been firm and upside potential remains; USD strength to continue as Fed rate rises
11th Apr 17, 4:20pm
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NZD is currently trading at the 0.6950 level after testing a 0.6920 low, look for a move to the 0.6900 level over the next week; against the AUD the NZD has been firm and upside potential remains; USD strength to continue as Fed rate rises
Westpac economists take a look at housing market conditions in New Zealand's main centres. They find each facing its own challenges that they will be wrestling with for years to come
Local financial services companies overestimating the impact of start-ups and underestimating the disruptive potential of themselves and their competitors, PwC says
7th Apr 17, 10:58am
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Local financial services companies overestimating the impact of start-ups and underestimating the disruptive potential of themselves and their competitors, PwC says