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The government's toughest job probably still lies ahead.

Juha Saarinen: When tech plays hard to get ... into

Sometimes you can't avoid wasting life trying to solve a tricky tech problem.

Fran O'Sullivan: Why the PM needs to take a breather

Attacks on business operators bum note after stellar efforts during lockdown.

Comment: What now for our post-Covid economic rehabilitation?

We've made it through A&E but now begin our long, painful recovery.

Ben Kepes: What New Zealand could learn from Henry Ford

Imagine a platform that covered the variety of different mobility use cases.

Paul McBeth: Metlifecare's Nordic deal goes cold

Legal arguments are now under way about whether the deal has to go ahead.

Pattrick Smellie: Hooray for level 1. Now what?

Relief and optimism will fade as focus turns squarely onto the economy.

Mary Holm: Into the upside-down world of negative interest rates

Could people be paying banks to hold their money, and banks paying people with mortgages?

Raising the bar with Sasha Borissenko: The other unseen enemy

Emergencies, including epidemics, can exacerbate sexual violence against women.

Comment: Pandemic exposes how fragile our food systems are

How could the pandemic change food production?

Mary Holm: Your KiwiSaver future — two numbers tell you what's ahead

And what to do if your numbers look too low.

Capital moves raise questions for shareholders

Listed companies' quests for cash can be an opportunity for investors who do research.

Fran O'Sullivan: Enough is enough — let's get back to business

Ideology stands in the way of NZ getting back to business.

Mary Holm: Caught in a storm, but we're still far from sinking

It's rough out there, but that's no reason to believe that shares are too risky to trust.

Pattrick Smellie: Making NZ rich: Are we doomed to choose?

Pick your winners, and then back them to the hilt.

Liam Dann: Muller finds his focus with small business policy

A tight focus on small business and employment helped new National leader back on track.