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Beehive Banter

Treaty hikoi, gang patches, fiscal policy, delayed recovery

Shane Jones says tens of thousands protested about a bill that will never become law.

Brent Edwards Sat, 23 Nov 2024

Beehive Banter

Government apology and Treaty divisions trump tax and banks

Beehive Banter

President Trump, Kiwibank, unemployment, Treaty principles

Beehive Banter

Three strikes, one strike, Wellington knows best, bold ideas

Beehive Banter

American politics, iwi fears, workplace safety and a trade deal

Beehive Banter

Schoolboy antics, CPI drop, problems at council, and redundancies

Shoeshine

Has Greenfern Industries turned over a new leaf?

ANALYSIS: Like many other medicinal cannabis companies, Greenfern is about to attempt raising more capital but some offers may be better than others.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 14 Oct 2024

NBR Focus

Dealmakers 2024: Going beyond the ‘game of chicken’

ANALYSIS: A lack of competitive pressure in the market, combined with difficulty forecasting growth and funding investment, has meant fewer deals were agreed in 2023/24.

Will Mace Mon, 14 Oct 2024

On the Money

Understanding fairness in financial services: when fair is foul

ANALYSIS: When it comes to the investment management component of financial services, most people don’t have much of a clue as to whether they have been treated fairly or not.

Brent Sheather Sun, 13 Oct 2024

Beehive Banter

Sinking, fast track list, OCR cut, dismal finances, India

Release of the fast-track list has prompted a new wave of opposition to the Government’s plan.

Brent Edwards Sat, 12 Oct 2024

Guest Analysis

US election: What’s next for the economic security agenda?

ANALYSIS: New Zealand has an opportunity to take the lead on putting regional economic security squarely on the agenda in its discussions with the new US Administration.

Jane Mellsop Sat, 12 Oct 2024

Last Word

RBNZ overcooked it and knows it

ANALYSIS: New Zealand was the second country after Norway to begin raising rates as inflation rose, and it went faster and higher than most other jurisdictions around the world.

Calida Stuart-Menteath and Hamish McNicol Fri, 11 Oct 2024

Hunter’s Corner

A disguise for the DIA’s incompetence

ANALYSIS: Heavily redacted details of anti-money laundering compliance failures at SkyCity Auckland have finally been released. They do not show the regulator in a good light.

Tim Hunter Fri, 11 Oct 2024

Te Ao Māori

The Treaty Principles Bill – debate and debunk

ANALYSIS: Has this week’s much anticipated debate shown a national conversation on the Treaty Principles Bill might be worthwhile?

Mike McRoberts Thu, 10 Oct 2024

Edwards on Politics

The planning fast track to political discord

ANALYSIS: While many projects on the fast-track list are not controversial there are enough that have created strong political opposition.

Brent Edwards Thu, 10 Oct 2024

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Treaty hikoi, gang patches, fiscal policy, delayed recovery

Government apology and Treaty divisions trump tax and banks

President Trump, Kiwibank, unemployment, Treaty principles

Three strikes, one strike, Wellington knows best, bold ideas

American politics, iwi fears, workplace safety and a trade deal

Schoolboy antics, CPI drop, problems at council, and redundancies

Has Greenfern Industries turned over a new leaf?

Dealmakers 2024: Going beyond the ‘game of chicken’

Understanding fairness in financial services: when fair is foul

Sinking, fast track list, OCR cut, dismal finances, India

US election: What’s next for the economic security agenda?

RBNZ overcooked it and knows it

A disguise for the DIA’s incompetence

The Treaty Principles Bill – debate and debunk

The planning fast track to political discord

Treaty hikoi, gang patches, fiscal policy, delayed recovery

Singapore to step up Changi terminal upgrades

Appeal Court backs ruling on Wikeley fraud

A2 Milk to pay first dividend next year

Dismal or cheerful: Warehouse CEO says it can compete with Kmart

WasteCo Group acquisition for North Island rubbish expansion

Government urged to abandon its programme of spending cuts

Chris Hipkins not confident of reasoned debate on Treaty bill

Huge crowd expresses opposition to Treaty Principles Bill

Contraction of journalism no bad thing for those in power

The Treasury’s gloomy outlook for the economy

Foodstuffs to appeal ComCom’s merger rejection