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Money, Jeremy Tauri: Don't panic and watch out for opportunities
Don't let coronavirus put you in a panic about your business, kiwisaver or savings.
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For every mechanoreceptor not fired to the brain, there are 30 motor neurons not fired.
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Kate Hawkesby: Four-day week? Yes please!
Comment: It appears we aren't working harder when we are simply working longer.