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Bruce Cotterill: Never mind the review — let's get building

Problems plaguing construction industry are obvious for all to see.

Mary Holm: Your guide to life after cheques

Like it or not, cheques are nearing the end of the line.

Fran O'Sullivan: Grant Robertson plays the big dog in the yard

Finance Minister makes it clear who'll be in charge in future.

Brian Fallow: Spot the difference in parties' plans

You would normally expect National to be more fiscally prudent. Not this time.

Matthew Hooton: Smoking out the truth in the cannabis debate

Choosing legalisation means supporting the rule of law and ending the hypocrisy.

Editorial: NZ tourists and taxpayers deserve pat on the back

Editorial: The NZ taxpayer and domestic tourists are propping up the sector.

Mark Fowler: Who wins the value versus growth debate?

COMMENT: It appears that those who don't adapt get left behind.

Market close: Energy stocks continue winning run

The New Zealand sharemarket made a small gain on another late surge in trading.

Juha Saarinen: Tech titans ramp up fight against Oz media law

Claws out over latest royalty bid.

Roger Partridge: Why Labour's industrial relations plans will hurt workers

Despite Labour's best intentions, all these reforms will hurt workers.

Ben Kepes: High-performance carmaker in the middle of nowhere

The Fzero car is going to be faster than a Formula 1 race car.

Juha Saarinen: Licence to stir Companies Office chaos

Loophole means director's ID lets holder change company registration data online.

Sasha Borissenko: An ode to the extraordinary Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a role model of a colossal stature for women in the law.

Liam Dann: NZ economy will muddle through - but at what cost?

New Zealand is on track to muddle through another crisis, perhaps that's the Kiwi way.

Roger Douglas on New Zealand's trillion-dollar problem

Huge future costs are being incurred that will have to be carried by those yet to be born.

Kate MacNamara: Why the wage subsidy was so broad and who should give it back

Calls for cash-rich companies to give wage subsidy money back.

Matthew Hooton: You'll miss Winston when he's gone

His rhetoric often went too far, but he provided a safety valve for the disaffected.

Farm land bill row: Minister hits back

An outline of what the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill actually does and doesn't do.