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Newsroom
Rebuke to the Corporate Governance Symposium: 'I’m all for sustainability, diversity and inclusion, but not because they promote the brand. It's because they are the right thing to do.'
Stuff
Legislation that was designed to free up the flow of information is blocking it, allowing government departments to get away with obfuscation.
RNZ
A 43-year-old man who has been in Australia since before his first birthday has lost an appeal against being deported to New Zealand.
E-Tangata
“Only through discussion can we win the hearts and minds of others, and then, eventually, society adopts these new ideas as a new norm.” — Matt McCarten.
Stuff
OPINION: Downsizing Meridian Energy may be the next step, but may lead to a dead end.
Stuff
OPINION: Forget about our long-term plans, we need to talk about where we start.
Newsroom
Small investors voted at the Refining NZ shareholders meeting, resigned to an end to the company's business as they've known it for 60 years.
The Spinoff
Construction jobs are getting bogged down in delays due to a lack of timber and other building supplies. Alex Braae reports. With the government considering an inquiry into the chronic shortage of timber and potentially even export controls, builders are speaking out about how difficult construct
The Standard
Yesterday Statistics New Zealand announced a dramatic drip in the unemployment rate as well as solid increases in wage rates and average weekly earnings for workers. While the Government celebrated Employers thought it was a crisis.
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Interest rates likely to rise following significant fall in unemployment rate.
RNZ
Not many people would argue against legislation banning conversion therapy - but there is a lot of devil in the detail.
Stuff
OPINION: People hate the idea of their house losing value. But it's the least we owe to those looking to own the roof over their heads.
the Guardian
It’s true farmers are facing a lot of regulation but only after decades of fighting off smaller reforms – we need them to change
Newsroom
Kiwis are being gaslit about our health on a grand scale by people in the food industry and those in politics who help them by flying the ‘personal responsibility’ flag.
Newsroom
Once associated with 'alternative lifestyles', Mark Jennings says the model could increase the supply of affordable, high-quality homes in a housing market in crisis.
ZB
The Government was warned its efforts to tackle New Zealand's housing affordability issues could be hampered by wood shortages. The issue has become so sig
The Spinoff
Good morning and welcome to The Bulletin. In today's edition: What the new lending restrictions mean, major leaky buildings class action ends abruptly, and farmers cop warnings from labour inspectorate over breaches. An MOU has been signed between the Reserve Bank and finance minister, giving the
The Spinoff
For the final episode of this season of Conversations That Count – Ngā Kōrero Whai Take, we discuss the function, the friction and the potential futures of our food supply systems. Follow Conversations that Count – Ngā Kōrero Whai Take on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favourite podcast
Stuff
OPINION: 'I should have just become a property mogul,' Danu Abeysuriya says.
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Stuff
The average property value in the Wellington area is now $1,040,920, a 30 per cent increase over a 12-month period, ending in July.
Newshub
A net 66 percent of real estate agents are seeing FOMO among buyers.
Newshub
It's looking at a tool to link lending to income, along with tighter loan-to-value ratio restrictions.
Newsroom
A Government-sponsored grocery chain to break the duopoly of NZ supermarket firms would suffer the same problems faced by any strictly commercial competitor. But Eric Crampton offers a solution.
RNZ
The horticulture and wine industries are delighted at the prospect of more RSE workers but want to know how many will be allowed in under new government measures.
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RNZ
There are only 5 million people in New Zealand but we produce enough food to feed about 40m. Who's gobbling all our goods?
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