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Underarm

What to do with A$280 billion – nest egg or nation building?

ANALYSIS: New mandate for Australia’s sovereign wealth fund has opened up new political battle lines.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 27 Nov 2024

Underarm

ASX leaders and their cosy relationship with Government

Underarm

Mining industry turns on Albanese as election draws closer

Underarm

Frustrated Albanese Government goes RBA bashing

Morning Brew

IMF sees better global growth, tells UK to ditch tax cuts

Shoeshine

‘Big Super’s’ influence grows on the ASX. Should investors worry?

Margin Call

Competitive search: How Google ruling might change tech landscape

ANALYSIS: Google’s monopoly in what we call ‘search’ is illegal.

Tim Chesterfield Tue, 10 Sep 2024

Shoeshine

Chinese consumers have changed – has NZ Inc?

ANALYSIS: As well as geopolitical hazards, there are operational hazards – and opportunities – in the post-Covid Chinese market.

Dita De Boni Mon, 09 Sep 2024

Economy Matters

Cost of doing business killing our SMEs

ANALYSIS: The notion of New Zealand as a business-friendly nation has been undermined, raising serious questions about the sustainability of SMEs in the current regulatory landscape.

Hillmarè Schulze Mon, 09 Sep 2024

Book Review

Colonial prescience: Canterbury’s sheep-farming prophet

ANALYSIS: Anthology of great thinkers debate the relevance of equality, justice, and revolution.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 08 Sep 2024

Te Ao Māori

A king and a queen and their people

ANALYSIS: ‘The passing of our king is very, very sad, but it’s actually letting the world know more about who we are as a people.’

Mike McRoberts Sat, 07 Sep 2024

Beehive Banter

Transport spend-up, competition shake-up, Kiingitanga, and sorry

The Government is promising to bring competition to the supermarket, banking, electricity, and building products sectors.

Brent Edwards Sat, 07 Sep 2024

Last Word

Fear the walking dead

ANALYSIS: Insolvencies are at their highest level in nearly a decade, and many small business owners may be breaking the law.

Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath Fri, 06 Sep 2024

Hunter’s Corner

You can’t fix infrastructure with accounting

ANALYSIS: Linking public infrastructure investment to depreciation is not as simple as it sounds.

Tim Hunter Fri, 06 Sep 2024

Edwards on Politics

The difficulty of forging political consensus on transport

ANALYSIS: Costs will go up as motorists face higher taxes, congestion charges and toll roads.

Brent Edwards Thu, 05 Sep 2024

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What to do with A$280 billion – nest egg or nation building?

ASX leaders and their cosy relationship with Government

Mining industry turns on Albanese as election draws closer

Frustrated Albanese Government goes RBA bashing

IMF sees better global growth, tells UK to ditch tax cuts

‘Big Super’s’ influence grows on the ASX. Should investors worry?

Competitive search: How Google ruling might change tech landscape

Chinese consumers have changed – has NZ Inc?

Cost of doing business killing our SMEs

Colonial prescience: Canterbury’s sheep-farming prophet

A king and a queen and their people

Transport spend-up, competition shake-up, Kiingitanga, and sorry

Fear the walking dead

You can’t fix infrastructure with accounting

The difficulty of forging political consensus on transport

A tale of two economists’ views of fiscal and economic policy

Reefton gold permits move to Canada

MPI says it doesn’t know of any China honey ‘dumping’

RBNZ expects unemployment to rise after 50bps rate cut

Former Auckland Port CEO deemed guilty of 2020 death

Kmart NZ approaches $1b turnover, profit up 52%

Government urged to abandon its programme of spending cuts

Concrete wants chunk of NZTA’s $12b annual road spend

MPI says it doesn’t know of any China honey ‘dumping’

BlackRock, NZGIF backed SolarZero in liquidation

Contraction of journalism no bad thing for those in power

The Treasury’s gloomy outlook for the economy