Experts and organisations sharing their views and advice.
the Guardian
Weâve identified nearly 100 distinct methods of non-violent action that include physical, virtual and hybrid actions
www.oneroof.co.nz
If you follow my commentary on property, you’ll know that I’m a passionate advocate of the virtues of home ownership. Indeed, I’m of the view that anyone who wants to buy a home should be able to do so and that making this happen should be a cornerstone policy of our society.
Opinion: As New Zealand prepares to come out of lockdown, let's use this important moment to reshape the way we are living, writes Anne Salmond.
Opinion: Think you are failing as a parent? Feeling guilt over increased screen use? Don’t. Joanna Chu explains undermining your parenting won’t help your teenagers.
Newsroom
When the current crisis is over, the actions of the Government and its officials will need to be examined so the country is better prepared for the next health emergency. Linda Clark suggests a Royal Commission or Public Inquiry is called for.
the Guardian
The government, public and tech giants such as Google must find ways to support the news industry
Newshub
A restaurant-worthy dessert to get you through lockdown.
Newsroom
WATCH: Bernard Hickey talks with Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr about March quarter inflation figures that were slightly above expectations, but were mostly set before the Covid-19 lockdown. They discuss the prospects for deflation, and why the Reserve Bank is buying bonds to keep interest rates extremely low for much longer
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The Atlantic
Jacinda Ardern’s leadership style, focused on empathy, isn’t just resonating with her people; it’s putting the country on track for success against the coronavirus.
The Spinoff
Today the government will make its decision on a move to level three, potentially giving the green light for many workplaces to reopen. But it will be far from business as usual. Although a change to alert level has not yet been confirmed, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has r
The Spinoff
The risks to mental health during times of soaring unemployment is a crisis within a crisis, writes clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire. But there are steps you can take to come out the other side of unemployment in good mental shape. The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted every facet of our lives,
interest.co.nz
COVID-19 set to rear its head for an early impact assessment as three of Australasia's big four banking groups report their interim financial results
We can get to level 2 quite quickly with the right monitoring and tracing, if testing capacity is sufficient and results are speedy, say leading New Zealand scientists.
Newsroom
The current nationwide pause as a result of Covid-19 is an extraordinary opportunity, and probably the only one we will get, to redesign our economy so that it no longer threatens life on this planet.
1 NEWS
Alice Banfield is on day 29 of her diagnoses and can’t be declared recovered from Covid-19 until she is free of symptoms.
www.rbnz.govt.nz
These are challenging times for everyone as we learn to live in different ways to combat the spread, and limit the human cost of the COVID-19 virus. Staying in your bubble is not an easy thing to do.
RNZ
A clinical psychologist says most children will not suffer long-term emotional harm as a result of the Covid 19 lockdown and she's warning parents not to panic.
the Guardian
No, federal government spending doesn’t have to be ‘paid for’. The crisis shows providing for our society is not a financial issue
The Spinoff
For all its petitions and protests, the left is too invested in its own privilege to upend 'hypercapitalism', Thomas Piketty argues in his latest book Capital and Ideology – so it's time to conjure something new. It is a very long book. I started it some time in late December when the electoral de
Opinion: Controversy over ambulance officers giving CPR to Covid-19 patients highlights a stark reality, writes Natalie Anderson: CPR is not a cure for ordinary dying.
Europe and the US didn't have to go through the same cycles as Asia, where governments and public health systems had little warning of the virus and scrambled to understand it while reacting to outbreaks.
www.wgtn.ac.nz
Midwife and lecturer Billie Bradford discusses the impact of stress on pregnant women, and why social support for low-income families is so important right now.
Opinion: Covid-19 is making us think about many things we have never had to consider before – one of them is the use of ventilators.
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