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'I guarantee you I’ll be getting a call from David Cunliffe' — Harawira

Internet Mana's Hone Harawira on The Nation
Saturday July 26, 2014

Eroad valuation could be a bridge too far for investors

It’s great to see so many technology companies lining up to list on the share market but it’s time to take the blinkers off. ABOVE: Eroad CEO Steven Newman talks up company prospects
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$760m Puhoi - Warkworth 'holiday highway' gets the big tick

Labour's Phil Twyford: "a duplicate gold-plated toll road that would only cut three minutes off the travelling time between Puhoi and Warkworth"
Saturday July 26, 2014 | 6 comments

Time to walk from TPP talks?

Matthew Hooton
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Why the experts know nothing about politics

Rodney Hide
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New Zealand's rape culture myth

Dr Jarrod Gilbert
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GUEST OPINION: I have several arts degrees. That makes me a liberal wanker. But above all else, as a sociologist, I seek understandings without fear or favour.

NZ commercial and industrial property raising global eyebrows

Bayleys commercial and industrial national director John Church
Jody Robb | WEEKEND REVIEW | 2 comments

A3 e-tron packs quite a punch

GOING GREEN: Not only does the A3 e-tron plug-in hybrid provide the transition to a zero-emissions electric car but it’s set against Austria’s tallest skyscraper
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Trade dependence needs to be put in perspective

Auckland University Professor David Robb
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Taming the rates monster

Roger Douglas
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Gower asks: Why Cunliffe is scared of Dotcom?

David Farrar
David Farrar | Saturday July 26, 2014 | 8 comments

OPINION: Auckland heading for longest commute times in developed world

Heather Shotter
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GUEST OPINION: Make food the next ‘moonshot’

Steve Maharey
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GUEST OPINION: Change before opportunity’s lost

David Clarke
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OPINION: Silicon Valley sets food trends

Hemi Rolleston
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Agents breaking with convention to demonstrate their success

Alistair Helm
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Creatives same the world over – hoist on petard of economic ignorance

Stephen Franks
Stephen Franks | Saturday July 26, 2014

NZ POLITICS DAILY: The Debate about a debate, and media bias

Bryce Edwards
Bryce Edwards | Saturday July 26, 2014 | 4 comments

BEST OF THE WEEK: Harawira slams high-roller scheme that allowed Dotcom into NZ

Dotcom and Harawira on April 14. In 2009, the Mana leader slammed the Investor Plus immigration scheme that requires a $10 million investment to gain residency. He stands by his criticism today.
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BEST OF THE WEEK: Election 2014 — Is the Maori Party finished?

Tariana Turia
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BEST OF THE WEEK: Labour fires a broadband blank

Drury: Parties proposing Labour, National proposing "boring", incremental ICT policies, Dotcom should go away
Chris Keall | WEEKEND REVIEW | 6 comments

Well might Rod Drury lash out at the big parties, and Internet Mana.

"I think you're being a bit harsh. Labour is trapped by having to be fiscally credible so they can't promise the earth like Internet Mana or the Greens"

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BEST OF WEEK: Cunliffe ally caught misinterpreting stats

Sue Moroney
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BEST OF THE WEEK: Odds of RBNZ currency intervention 'very high'

Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler
Rob Hosking | WEEKEND REVIEW | 11 comments

BEST OF THE WEEK: Learning curve for investors as shifting sentiment hurts technology IPOs

ikeGPS CEO Glenn Milnes with NZX chief executive Tim Bennett and Communications and Information Technology Minister Amy Adams
Calida Smylie and Duncan Bridgeman | WEEKEND REVIEW | 6 comments

BEST OF THE WEEK: FMA under fire for 'law making by FAQ'

Commerce Minister Craig Foss
Rob Hosking | WEEKEND REVIEW | 7 comments

BEST OF THE WEEK: Dotcom's Baboom blows capital raising deadline – again

Baboom founder Kim Dotcom, who holds 45% of the company through a family trust. Faced with artists wary of Dotcom's "Megaupload heritage", the startup is dangling a 90% royalty rate lure (Chris Keall)
Nick Grant | WEEKEND REVIEW | 4 comments

BEST OF THE WEEK: US sales in focus as Xero gears up for AGM; Drury says journalist 'tricked'

Xero CEO Rod Drury
Chris Keall | WEEKEND REVIEW | 10 comments

"Still a believer. Thinking about buying more shares. Nobody ever built a $15b juggernaut in a predictable straight line"

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The Moxie Sessions: The next 25 years of the internet: boon, bust or bore?

Hayden Glass
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Weekend food: Health and nutrition

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Hangover study uses worms | Too many veggies add weight | Childhood anti-obesity policies ‘lacking’

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