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Financial Times: The lack of clarity risks making a bad situation worse.
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Kate MacNamara: Why the wage subsidy was so broad and who should give it back
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Matthew Hooton: You'll miss Winston when he's gone
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Farm land bill row: Minister hits back
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Juha Saarinen: Apps losing face with racist scanning tech
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Why 'hybrid' working spells trouble for companies
Financial Times: The looming split between home and office will be tough to pull off.
Debunking the myth that lawyers uphold their own employment rights
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Renewable energy: Covid an opportunity to reduce emissions and create jobs
COMMENT: Countries can meet their emissions reduction targets as they create jobs.
Mary Holm: It pays to check your Super
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Liam Dann: Is our housing market completely bullet proof?
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Oliver Mander: Auckland Airport company in a holding pattern
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Steven Joyce: Covid's costs are coming home to roost
It's time for the politicians to admit the world has changed.
Fran O'Sullivan: National's tax plan so cynical it just might work
National's tax cut promise is certainly bold — it's also a complete rort.
Brian Fallow: Covid's scarring will take years to heal
Slower recovery now expected, especially in areas that rely on tourism.
Liam Dann: New Zealand's recession that's already over
Perhaps the weirdest thing about the Covid-19 recession is that it is already over.
Matthew Hooton: National takes its last throw of the dice
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Ex-files: Can my mother leave my sister out of her will?
My sister is very well-off, and she barely spoke to mum. Can she challenge the will?
Juha Saarinen: Social media giants: Is it too late to rein them in?
Social media platforms have become something far darker than we could have imagined.
TikTok/Oracle: out of sync
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Sweden's Covid-19 experiment holds a worldwide warning
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Liam Dann: We blew it - recession a reminder of bigger economic failure
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Darcy Ungaro: The intelligent and the lazy investor
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Ben Kepes: Whittaker's and all that is good about dynasties
Ben Kepes on keeping it in the family.
Bruce Cotterill: Hard times ahead — bank on it
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Fran O'Sullivan: Let's make it clear who's flying this machine
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