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NZ living wage needs urgent look: researchers
What could an NZ living wage look like? Researchers are now investigating the concept.
Don't give fraud the office space
COMMENT: Corruption and fraud will always exist. It's down to human nature.
Call for fishery closures over risk to hoiho
New study prompts group's call for fisheries closures to save iconic yellow-eyed penguin.
Big support for Auckland's pest-free mission
Auckland's bold mission to rid itself of pests has been met with a groundswell of support.
Westland Milk Products on road to recovery
After a rocky couple of years Westland Milk Products is on the road to recovery.
Waikato Hospital accreditation warning
Understaffing at Waikato Hospital results in warning over training accreditation failures.
Let's talk about our productivity
COMMENT: To improve productivity we should not over-regulate the labour market.
Chch school for foreign students closed
A Christchurch business school for international students has been closed by NZQA.
Call to cut number of DHBs by half
Cull district health boards from 20 to 10, says one board member.
Q&A: When taking water hurts our fish life
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Librarian told apologise or pay $100k for defamation
A teacher has been ordered to apologise or pay $100K to a principal for alleging bullying.
Passions high over natural assets
What policies are parties proposing to manage and protect our natural resources?
New CEOs take reins at top companies
An array of new leaders have joined some of the country's top firms.
Revealed: What NZ's top executives are paid
Which top chief executive earned the most last year?
Brian Gaynor: Metro Glass fails to shine
COMMENT: Conservative boards are limiting investors' returns.
Top female CEOs almost non-existent
There are no women running some of the country's largest firms.
Nigel Morrison: The $6.5 million dollar man
Nigel Morrison received a hefty payout when he left SkyCity last year.
How a job gets gender stereotyped
Why do we think of a firefighter as a man and a nurse as a woman?
Hackers have been stealing credit card numbers from Trump's hotels for months
Guests at 14 Trump properties have had their credit card information exposed
Tight margins take NZ bank profits lower
New research from KPMG shows the squeeze is going on interest rate margins.
Pressure on NZX-50 bosses to become more diverse
KiwiSaver provider puts pressure on New Zealand's listed companies to improve diversity.
Red tape tying business in knots
Boards and management too busy with compliance to discuss the real issues.
From Israeli OE to top job
From Melbourne to Jerusalem was a key career moment says BNZ chief.
EMA launches election manifesto for business
The Employers and Manufacturers Association has released a top list 10 of election issues
Watch NZH Local Focus: Drench resistance among sheep and farmers
Breeding parasite resistant sheep. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
CEOs should adopt the Grant Dalton model
Grant Dalton's organisational achievement since 2013 has been incredible.
Kiwi graduates stay in NZ despite low pay
Slightly more Kiwi graduates are staying in the country, despite falling pay rates.
Brent Sheather: More needs to be done to protect retail investors
COMMENT: The law looks to be failing to protect retail investors in some important areas.
Harnessing the booming Maori economy
New research will look at economic growth to improve well-being of more Maori.
Ore sampling in Karangahake Gorge mine
NZH Local Focus: Karangahake Gorge mine to reopen for testing.