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Fran O'Sullivan: Air NZ fighting fires on many fronts

Company still adamant that Government relationship remains strong.

Hamish Rutherford: How a longer bright-line test could backfire

The longer the bright-line, the bigger reward for investors who don't sell to avoid it.

Business Insider: Air NZ, the Saudi affair and dodgy prawns

Plus, Big pay day for My Food Bag shareholders.

Mary Holm: Putting a price on shares - is it really worth the effort?

Yes, you can use measures like P/E ratios when choosing investments — but it may not help.

Matthew Hooton: Why are we still waiting for Ardern's 'transformation'?

The 600,000 Labour loyalists have again been let down.

Kate MacNamara: Trade talks between NZ and the UK get tougher

For years now, NZ and the UK have swapped flattery. That praise is starting to cool.

Roger Partridge: Counting the cost of NZ's failed maths experiment

Knowledge of basic maths concepts is also critical to everyday life.

Juha Saarinen: A Wi-Fi 6 deep dive with Chorus

Does next-gen Wi-Fi 6 make a difference?

Fran O'Sullivan: Air NZ lawyers up for deep dig into Saudi fiasco

Air New Zealand is not out of the woods by any means.

Business Insider: Greg Foran's year ahead: Dealing with an image problem

Plus: Watson/Glen saga spreads to Jersey.

Steven Joyce: Covid quarantine system bordering on a farce

A dying man is initially blocked but the Wiggles get though. How come?

Mary Holm: Share prices soar — until they don't

The markets could continue to climb for a while yet, but the growth never goes on forever.

Fran O'Sullivan: Time to look beyond the grievances

Let's drop the victimhood — and let's make sure women are heard.

Brian Fallow: Pragmatic path to cutting carbon

Reaching target will need major investment in renewables.

Matthew Hooton: Climate plan more radical than 1984

Rogernomics was kids' stuff compared to Climate Change Commission's advice.

Opinion: An unnecessary takeover that will not lower emissions

We do not need politicians to tell us what to drive or how to live to reduce emissions.

Fran O'Sullivan: Govt can't afford climate complacency

There's only so much time Covid can buy Jacinda Ardern

Juha Saarinen: Could we patch Covid vaccines like software?

"Patched vaccines" hold out hope for quicker updates to keep on top of virus mutations.