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The proposed job cuts are the equivalent of almost 10% of TVNZ's workforce.
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Broadcaster's big cuts: Email invites to be sent to affected workers by 11am Wednesday.
Richard Prebble: Is copying the UK Labour budget our future?
OPINION: Britain plans to tax the rich and businesses more.
Cecilia Robinson: Why I bought my son a dumb smartphone
OPINION: A new smartphone helps a 12-year-old join his peers, limiting social media.
Liam Dann: Why I think Trump will most likely win on Wednesday
OPINION: After nearly a decade in US politics, Trump remains as popular as ever.
Steven Joyce: Shocking school stats underscore need for system change
OPINION: Unions blame charter schools; ERO report shows need for innovative education.
Mary Holm: Should Lotto wins be taxed?
OPINION: Plus, Should I sell the rental and pay down the mortgage on our home?
Editorial: What a Trump or Harris win means for New Zealand
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Matthew Hooton: Trump win would require NZ to double defence spending
OPINION: Nicola Willis will need to find another $5b a year to meet Trump’s demands.
Darcy Ungaro: How to avoid being poor in retirement
OPINION: Be clever about what’s right at your life stage, says Darcy Ungaro.
Liam Dann: Classic Kiwi recovery is on its way ... and it’s not good enough
A new report by Westpac outlines the kind of economic recovery we can expect.
Bruce Cotterill: How the America’s Cup can still be New Zealand’s Cup
OPINION: A united effort is needed to secure future events in NZ.
Mary Holm: I'm worth $15m, should I self-insure?
OPINION: There are situations when you may not need to pay for insurance.
Matthew Hooton: Why the America's Cup race shouldn't be held in New Zealand
OPINION: Grant Dalton has been proven right on pretty much everything.
Richard Prebble: How Christopher Luxon can turn around his dire ratings
OPINION: The recession and Luxon's political inexperience are two factors for low polling.
Darcy Ungaro: How long should you fix your mortgage?
OPINION: Darcy Ungaro’s easy guide to reading the signs of the economy.
Five tips to protect your business and staff from AI deepfake scams
OPINION: New Zealand workers are at risk of deepfake scams as AI technology evolves.
Ex-Files: How do I keep my family name out of the public arena in a parenting dispute?
OPINION: Privacy and suppression rules vary depending on the court situation.
Sasha Borissenko: Workers' rights are being eroded
OPINION: Redundancies and return-to-office orders are on the rise.
Liam Dann: Top seven things to worry about now inflation has been beaten
OPINION: The next focus of concern for New Zealand will be unemployment.
Steven Joyce: The argument against a capital gains tax
OPINION: There would be so many exclusions it wouldn't leave many caught by it.
Mary Holm: Take stepped approach to investing or withdrawing money
OPINION: That way you can avoid disappointment if market drops.
Editorial: Time to keep a close eye on bank rates
OPINION: Interest rates are falling for borrowers and savers.
Richard Prebble: How Labour could win the next election
OPINION: Spending more on healthcare has not fixed the problems.
Liam Dann: The Government’s biggest challenge - stop this epic brain drain
OPINION: Departing Kiwis represent more than just a loss of consumers and workers.
Bruce Cotterill: The orange cone mentality holding NZ back
OPINION: Health and safety rules are costing businesses hundreds of millions of dollars.
Matthew Hooton: NZ First celebrates strongest position this century
OPINION: Labour voters and senior figures are being targeted to jump ship.
Editorial: The war on inflation has been won... but at what cost?
OPINION: As price stability returns, it's up to us to grow the economy.
Chorus of OCR cut cheer drowns out message of tough times ahead – Liam Dann
OPINION: Central banks don't slash rates unless economies are in serious trouble.
'Multiple, complex' challenges: Cabinet paper reveals case for news industry bill - and a $50m boost
Google calls it a 'link tax' but Cabinet paper highlights importance of bargaining bill.
Liam Dann: A good capital gains tax should mean lower income tax
OPINION: We're going to have to broaden our tax base - we should lift the level of debate.
Steven Joyce: Why New Zealand struggles with infrastructure compared to Australia
Bipartisanship is rising, but political swings hinder infrastructure reform.
'Hardball', 'bullying': Google threatens to remove all links to NZ news content
News publishers have hit back at global tech giant, accusing it of 'corporate bullying'.