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Trusts can offer some protection against a claim but they are not bulletproof.

Richard Prebble: The Beatles and deregulation of broadcasting

The Beatles were the inspiration for the deregulation of broadcasting.

Juha Saarinen: We don't need a third Web

You'll be hearing a huge amount about Web3, but do we need it?

Sasha Borissenko: Where does low Māori vaccination rates leave us amid Omicron threat?

Waitangi Tribunal released a sobering ruling of the Government's Covid-19 vaccine rollout.

12 days of Kiwiana Christmas: How to beat inflation

Inflation is on the rise, but Christmas doesn't have to be a downer.

Matthew Hooton: My reflections of 2021 - and a hero who took on bureaucrats

Whānau Ora leader fought for his people — and refused to give in to bureaucracy.

Richard Prebble: I'm trying to find positive things to say about this Govt, but…

The world looks very different from the Beehive as the PM recounted her "achievements".

Juha Saarinen: Ghost of IT mistakes past visits again

Software kicking issues down the line when it comes to the cost of maintenance.

Opinion: The challenges of change in a post-pandemic world

Champions for Change has released its fourth Diversity & Inclusion Impact report.

Liam Dann: Christopher Luxon's biggest challenge

National is a centre-right party but defining what that means in the 2020s is crucial.

Cecilia Robinson: Let's hear what Luxon really means

Yes, National's new leader is a wealthy Christian, but what would his policies be?

Fran O'Sullivan: Wellington, Beehive just don't understand Auckland's pain

Politicians start kicking critical decisions into 2022.

Mary Holm: Where should I invest $150,000 for the greatest return?

How a fund does for a few months, or even a year, isn't the issue.

Steven Joyce: Government's wage plans a farce from the past

Ideas on bargaining, energy, health and rail out of step with our times.

Matthew Hooton: The risks facing NZ in a new Cold War

One day NZ may have to choose what side it wants to be on - or opt for Swiss approach.