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Nadine Higgins: Should you swap residential for commercial property?
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Bruce Cotterill: How a simple vision could transform NZ
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Matthew Hooton: Labour’s Te Pāti Māori problem
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Roger Partridge: New Zealand’s real economic problem: Too little capital, not too much profit
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Richard Prebble: Govt's $140m school attendance initiative overlooks NZ's missing children crisis
OPINION: Community-based initiatives could be used to get these children back on track.
Brent Carey: Why a social media ban for under-16s won't work
OPINION: Stifling youth expression won't solve digital dilemmas.
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Peter Simunovich: Mental health support at work is not optional
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Sasha Borissenko: Budget 2025 misses the mark on justice reform
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Diana Clement: How much should you have in emergency savings?
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Liam Dann: Town v Country – Big cities left behind in economic recovery
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Steven Joyce: AI is key to unlocking New Zealand's economic potential
OPINION: AI offers huge opportunities amid current economic challenges.
Fran O’Sullivan: It’s time NZ had a serious debate about making KiwiSaver compulsory
OPINION: Fraser Whineray's LinkedIn post has reignited the discussion.
Mary Holm: The biggest winners and losers from the Government's KiwiSaver changes
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Mike Lee: Smith & Caughey’s closure a body-blow to Queen St
Smith & Caughey’s closure will result in 98 job losses in Auckland.
Matthew Hooton: If superannuation can’t be cut, wage subsidies must be
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Bryce Wilkinson: Trump's big spending bill spells trouble for US economy
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Opinion: Musk's focus shift needed for SpaceX and Tesla success
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Opinion: Retail isn't dying, but it needs to build community to thrive
OPINION: Retail spending in New Zealand remains flat, with apparel sales down $6 million.
Richard Prebble: Labour's support of Te Pāti Māori over haka punishment will be defining issue for next election
OPINION: Te Pāti Māori leaders skipped the Budget debate despite protests on their behalf.