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Brian Dalley
Buy a one-way ticket and leave the country now!
Brian Dalley
| Wednesday February 10 2010 - 07:46am
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Are property investors in for another flogging?
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this is not a blog post
David Cohen
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David Cohen
| Tuesday February 9 2010 - 05:35pm
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Going once, going twice ...
Breaking political news from Facebook :)
A cultural slip for the Herald's ethnic affairs scold?
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Hazel Phillips
Yellow sequel a life-changer for frontman
Hazel Phillips
| Tuesday February 9 2010 - 07:39am
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Food for thought: Guard your mashed potato
Frivolous Friday: News Snacks are back
New alliance a $2m loss for WPP media outfit
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Bowen Triangle
Rob Hosking
Key’s opening statement a slow burner
Rob Hosking
| Tuesday February 9 2010 - 02:34pm |
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Key coyly drops a few more tax hints
Memo National: if you’re true to your principles, end fiscal drag
Private schools, national education standards, and accountability
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editor's insight
Nevil Gibson
Brash v Bollard: What the debate is really all about
Nevil Gibson
| Monday February 8 2010 - 08:12am |
1 comment
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The media apply more heat to global warming alarmism
Has Davos done its dash?
Revealed: Labour's secret radical tax proposals
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KeallHauled
Chris Keall
Why Amazon’s iPad pain is only beginning
Chris Keall
| Monday February 8 2010 - 07:44am
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Surprise: Bing’s view of Auckland is better than Google Earth’s
Telecom’s XT review checklist
LIVE BLOG: Gen-i's XT outage update to clients
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on the money
Michael Coote
The day of reckoning looms
Michael Coote
| Friday February 5 2010 - 07:53am |
2 comments
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Protecting NZ's sovereign debt credit rating
Time to unwind emergency economic policy
On the hot topic of commercial bank interest rates
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dispatch from St Johnnysburg
David Farrar
Taxing Options
David Farrar
| Friday February 5 2010 - 07:06am
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The summer the tide went out on global warming
Winston’s legacy
David Farrar: Partial privatisation of SOEs
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GE Capital Australia, NZ appoints new CEO
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Land tax, RFRM tax, capital gains tax all out – Key
Eden Park redevelopment looking for $40m
Tax changes could hammer cost of doing business in NZ
Key again takes issue with Bollard's comments
John Key's speech - the main points
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Tradespeople face bigger competition over smaller jobs
Key takes issue with Bollard's Australia comments
Morgan may be appointed to Fairfax board
JB Hi-Fi post record profits as Kiwi market stabilises
Residential building rebound tipped to continue
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There was quite a bit of detail, but for the first half of Mr Key's speech what is detailed isn’t new, and what is new is vague. But then he started talking about education, and things warmed up.
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Rob Hosking
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