Dr Clyde Smith has been researching the antibiotic-resistant superbug which has the potential to infect thousands of hospital patients.
Ardern: new govt will follow Labour's immigration policy, not NZ First's
PLUS: Possible trouble with report Labour will scotch marine sanctuary.
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"NZF 1 - Greens 0"
Bankers seize on blockchain
Margin Call: The technology behind cryptocurrency Bitcoin will speed up cross-border payments.
NZ Rugby flexes its muscles with AllBlacksTV.com
There are two ways of looking at NZ Rugby and Sky TV's new streaming, pay-per-view service — one to the union's benefit, one to the pay TV broadcaster's.
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"$15 or $25 for reserve AB's players to play teams thrown together for the first time, or in the Maori case, a 3rd and 4th tier race-based team? No thanks"
Roulette – and League of Legends
SkyCity is looking beyond its traditional gaming business as it eyes a changing world.
How to burn the Twitter guys
Media Watch: A guide to punishing male media figures who transgress against identity politics.
Washington 101: understanding 'the swamp'
Donald Trump isn't a government expert but that doesn't explain why Washington is so incompetent, large and slow moving.
World's best airlines, airports; Cathay's upgrade bidding and more
Carry On: Condé Nast Traveler and Travel+Leisure readers have their say, new routes and changes in Asia.
Don’t be a Jekyll and Hyde brand
Marketing: Take the steps to cure brand schizophrenia.
Apologies galore
In Tray: Our satirist imagines what newsmakers of the week might say.
Rear View: The best of NBR
Simon Dallow shares his relief of a coalition decision, celebrates NBR's scoop on National backing out of the negotiations and other highlights from the week.
How not to save lives
Initiative Matters: WorkSafe NZ campaign fails the value-for-money test.
The Puritan origins of Trump hatred
Foreign Affairs: Religious wars are things that happen in other countries, not the US. But is this really true?
Inquest: Perspectives on the political week
Grant Walker analyses the coalition announcement with Dr Bryce Edwards, Jennifer Curtin, Rob Hosking and Nevil Gibson. Click on the headline to watch the full discussion.
Featured Comment:
"National will now be ruing not taking the risk in the last few weeks leading into the election of ruling out working with Peters. Given they knocked him out of Northland, it may have been the step required to get him below 5%"
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"What do you get if you combine 'relentlessly positive' with preemptively negative? I guess we'll find out..."
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"The clock is ticking on the next crash. It won't be pretty."
Featured Comment:
"For better or for worse, NZ elected their prime minister through an election process instead of overthrowing sitting prime ministers."
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"The patience of investors is nearly at an end and the company is headed for failure unless it can turn things around."
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"It will be interesting if they learn from their mistakes. The major one being, not playing the coalition numbers game."
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"I often don't agree with you, Matthew, but today I definitely do"
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"I'm looking forward to the next 18 months. It will be like shooting goldfish in a barrel"
Business
Property
Bayfair expansion to be benchmark indicator for retail across NZ
$100 million, 9000sq m expansion for Bayfair.
Banking & Finance
Joined-up economic policies essential
Order Paper: There is growing market sentiment Grant Spencer will signal a shift away from this neutral stance.
Technology
Vodafone IPO pushed back amid election delay, sources say
Pre-Christmas timeframe too tight to complete a deal.
"With a poor delivery network and local online retailers still charging premium prices, NZ is an anomaly that Amazon is likely to fix".
Politics
"Does it mean that it's never been about policies and the greater good for New Zealand?".
Law & Courts
Lawyers disagree on 'moveable feast' appeal in media merger case
Justice Dobson had suggested the second appeal be heard after the commission's lawyers have finished its arguments on the first appeal.
Media
Lawyers disagree on 'moveable feast' appeal in media merger case
Justice Dobson had suggested the second appeal be heard after the commission's lawyers have finished its arguments on the first appeal.
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