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Liam Dann: NZ gets off lightly in grim global outlook

Liam Dann: Be thankful we can adhere to the recovery playbook.

Sir John Key: 'I've run out of adjectives' for Covid economic crisis

The former Prime Minister on how NZ is placed to weather the crisis.

Liam Dann: IMF paints an ugly picture of global recovery

New Zealand doing okay but world economy in worse shape than first thought - IMF report.

NZ annual trade deficit smallest in six years

Low imports led to a narrowing of the trade deficit.

Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success

Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.

Comment: NZ's free trade deal with UK

Comment: Britain re-emerges after decades in hibernation as a campaigner for free trade.

NZ-UK free trade talks kick off

Formal free talks agreement begin for free trade deal as UK enters post-Brexit world.

What's up with Fonterra's capital structure review?

Fonterra is revisiting its capital structure but all signs are for slow progress.

Liam Dann: Why oil crashed ... and why petrol prices haven't

Last week's oil crash was a history-making twist in a time of already epic events.

Local Focus: Rotorua businesses nervous about opening up in level 3

Optimism and dread in equal measure for businesses. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Don McKinnon: Pandemic upheaval is a time to reveal our nation's spirit

COMMENT: We need to remain sure-footed on our relationships with other countries.

Could next season's milk price be better than thought?

Not everyone is gloomy about next season's milk price.

Liam Dann: Why strong lockdown gives NZ the economic edge

New Zealand needs to be smart about attracting new investment and finding new markets.

Double digit unemployment could see 275,000 Kiwis out of work

Finance Minister says unemployment headed to double digits, but real picture may be worse.

Covid-19: Mitre 10 confirms job losses

Cuts affect 5 per cent of Mitre 10's support centre team who were on fixed-term contracts.

Philip Burdon: Coronavirus and a new world order

COMMENT: The global consequences are going to be profound strategically and economically.