ANALYSIS: As New Zealand investors and borrowers get comfortable with the asset class, concerns are growing across the Tasman.
Shoeshine: Shareholders have little choice but to hope a huge rights issue will rescue their company.
Should New Zealand’s accounting firms be heading for higher ground?
SHOESHINE: The mānuka honey specialist keeps finding excuses for poor performance.
Shoeshine: Would throwing more money at white-collar crimebusters help make the system more just?
Shoeshine: High-growth companies don’t need stock exchanges any more.
Shoeshine: Pass the bubbly, darling, it's time to celebrate. Or commiserate. Or something.
Shoeshine: The state-owned company has brought out the worst in government meddling.
Shoeshine wonders when the Briscoe's owner might attack.
Shoeshine takes a look at the country's biggest gateway.