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Wednesday, 19 September 2018 10:22

Is it time to carve up Fonterra and sell it?

Is it time to carve up Fonterra and sell it?

Fonterra's historic loss, a change of leadership and a review of dairy industry law have opened up a strategic vacuum that could see its brands carved off and sold to reduce farm debt. Bernard Hickey looks at the pros and cons for Newsroom.

Published in OPINIONS
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Tuesday, 18 September 2018 08:26

Analysis: Tax Inefficiencies only tell half the story

  Striking PSA workers complained of the poor resourcing of their departments.

The New Zealand Initiative has released a report slamming the Government's spending as inefficient and wasteful, but there’s more to the numbers than meets the eye, Thomas Coughlan reports for Newsroom..

Published in OPINIONS
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Monday, 17 September 2018 07:17

The Push-me-Pull-you Government

  Winston Peters, Jacinda Ardern and James Shaw front the media at the launch of the Government's 30-year plan.

The Government held an evangelical gathering yesterday to explain what it is and what it hopes to do reports Tim Murphy for Newsroom.

Published in OPINIONS
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Friday, 14 September 2018 07:51

Peters’ Washington pick and what it means

  One of Winston Peters' first major diplomatic appointments offers some hints about how some other critical jobs may be filled. P

With the appointment of Rosemary Banks as our next ambassador in Washington, another piece of New Zealand’s diplomatic jigsaw has fallen into place. Sam Sachdeva reports for Newsroom on what Banks’ appointment says about Winston Peters’ preferences, and the implications for the top foreign affairs job.

Published in DIPLOMATIC
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Thursday, 13 September 2018 08:56

DOC takes lessons from mining

  During a visit to Rio Tinto's Western Australia operations in June are, from left: DOC's deputy director general of operations Mike Slater, DOC director-general Lou Sanson, Rio Tinto's Dampier Ports operations general manager Jessica Farrell, DOC's director of health and safety Harry Maher, and Rio Tinto's Dampier Ports operations environmental manager Marty Buck. Photo: DOC

The Department of Conservation is taking safety tips from one of the world’s biggest mining companies, while spending millions on Australian consultants with strong links to the industry. David Williams reports for Newsroom

Published in ENVIRONMENT
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Monday, 10 September 2018 11:51

Washington-New York Press Rage against President Trump Misleads rest of world claims National Press Club

Washington-New York Press Rage against President Trump Misleads rest of world claims National Press Club

Mono cultural advocacy dailies exclusively command high-ground and global opinion

Published in EXCLUSIVE
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Friday, 07 September 2018 07:52

An end in sight for RCEP trade talks?

  Negotiations on the RCEP trade deal have dragged on for years - is the end in sight?

A major Asia-Pacific trade deal seems to have new momentum, after years of discussions dragged on. What is driving the action, and will New Zealand get the deal it’s after? Sam Sachdeva reports for Newsroom.

Published in TRADE
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Thursday, 06 September 2018 09:33

Provinces’ ‘first citizen’ takes on banks

  Shane Jones says he's not concerned his latest fight against big business will hurt the feelings of Australian banks, or Australian owners.

Self-proclaimed first citizen of the provinces Shane Jones is lobbying for rules that would force the big banks to remain in regional New Zealand, as the foreign-owned giants call for a ‘please explain’ meeting Laura Walters reports for Newsroom.

Published in REGIONAL
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Wednesday, 05 September 2018 08:36

No home, no loan: what the housing crisis means for SMEs

  Blue Frog entrepreneur Scotty Baragwanath wanted money from the bank to start his cereal export business. They turned him down because he didn't own a home.

Banks often insist start-up business owners provide their home as security if they want finance. But the housing crisis means fewer entrepreneurs, particularly younger ones, can afford a house.

Published in BUSINESS
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Tuesday, 04 September 2018 07:24

NZ can never over-invest in world-class logistics

  There is a compelling business case for the proposed deepening of Port Lyttelton.

Victoria University of Wellington's Dr Eldrede Kahiya explains on Newsroomwhy NZ needs to remain on the front foot in enhancing logistics performance.

Published in LOGISTICS
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