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Steven Joyce: Slow vaccine rollout leaves us sitting ducks
Reports this week suggest less than 8 per cent of the population has had at least one jab.
Fran O'Sullivan: Just answer the question Jacinda
When the OECD ranks NZ so poorly, it's time for the PM to address the real issues.
Mary Holm: Should KiwiSaver fund managers provide a refund for sub-par performance?
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Editorial: Hats off to Theresa Gattung
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Brian Fallow: A chance to have your say on immigration
As Kiwis have left, migrants made up the balance - but has NZ got the numbers right?
Matthew Hooton: National in decline - Act, NZ First ready to feast on carcass
The smaller opposition parties are poised to pick off supporters.
Theresa Gattung: An equal society needs women in business
Improving women's economic empowerment is crucial to achieving gender equality.
Kate MacNamara: The practical and political payoff for NZ-UK trade deal
Australia pipped NZ to the post in agreeing a UK trade deal, but the race isn't over yet.
Juha Saarinen: Make money visible again, banks
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Unjustified dismissal laws a handbrake on productivity
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Michael Barnett: Govt must think beyond the 'hourly rate' of pay
OPINION: The assumption the value of a job can be measured by an hourly rate is wrong.
Opinion: Vaccination tensions set to hit workplaces
Close to a quarter of staff don't want the jab. Can you push the issue?
Opinion: Why we lose track of spending in a cashless society
Financial Times: What looks like fraud, feels like fraud but isn't fraud?
Bruce Cotterill: Truth - the first casualty of politics
Misleading rhetoric is pouring out of Wellington, writes Bruce Cotterill.
Mary Holm: $50,000 paid in insurance premiums and no payout. Time to cancel?
Insurance may be expensive, but no insurance can have an even higher price.
Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern should back the boat, dump the bike bridge
Funding America's Cup would have been more rewarding for NZ than the harbour crossing.
Michael Cullen: From nurses' pay to EVs, Govt faces some hard choices
Whether a cause has popular backing or not, politicians have to decide where funding goes.
Troy Bowker: Car tax another broken promise and green hypocrisy
Has anyone in the Government stopped to ask just how environmentally friendly are EVs?
Matthew Hooton: National should sink far-left climate body
Climate Change Commission chair's ideas are social, not environmental.
Brian Fallow: Minimum wage — middling impact
Review finds no clear evidence that rises for lowest-paid workers reduce jobs.
Lex: Bank chiefs should not shame staff back to offices
Financial Times: Bosses need to listen to worries of those lower down corporate ladder.
EV or not EV? Why there's no case for an electric vehicle subsidy
OPINION: Petrol and diesel cars are effectively already subsidising electric vehicles.
Richard Prebble: New climate report is just socialist quackery
New Climate Change Commission report is neither evidence-based, nor impartial.
Juha Saarinen: How we created the ransomware monster
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Sasha Borissenko: What property our MPs own - part 3
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Paul Catmur: What I learnt watching gamblers lose everything in a casino
Paul Catmur reflects on lessons he learnt working on the casino floor early in his career.
Opinion: What does it really mean when money's 'on sale'?
In practice, cutting interest rates is like having a sale on the price of money.
Steven Joyce: Labour takes a ride on a bridge to nowhere
There's cash for the leafy suburbs, while the other NZ gets left behind.
Mary Holm: I'm 22 and my parents are gone - what do I do with my inheritance?
While you're still young, the key is to keep your financial options open.
Rich Americans are losing no sleep over Biden's tax plans
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