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Another A$35b wiped off ASX on tariff gloom
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Local stock market swept up in global equities selloff
Australia

Relief for Aussie beef producers, but A$55b wiped off ASX
Politics
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New Zealand will not retaliate in response to Trump tariffs
Investment

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, NZX hit hard by tariff announcement
Last Word

Trump causes global chaos, and loves it

ANALYSIS: Markets slump, recession fears, and the end of the free trade era.

Shoeshine
12

Navigating the domestic air travel doldrums

ANALYSIS: Is Air New Zealand’s domestic market dominance the best we can hope for, or is it time for subsidisation of certain routes to allow regional players?

Will Mace Fri, 04 Apr 2025
Edwards on Politics
3

The twists and turns of replacing Cook Strait ferries

ANALYSIS: Winston Peters won the argument to ensure the new ferries are rail enabled.

Brent Edwards Thu, 03 Apr 2025
Underarm
7

Aussie experience shows NZ should ‘go nuclear’ on supermarkets

ANALYSIS: Australia has done a lot of complaining in the past 20 years about its supermarket duopoly but has taken little action. Meanwhile, the duopoly has become more entrenched.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 02 Apr 2025
Margin Call
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Could the United States become ‘uninvestible’?

ANALYSIS: Capitalist economies tend to thrive when businesses can safely assume that governments will treat them fairly and consistently and that changes in regulations and taxes will be driven by broad policy objectives rather than erratic favouritism.

Nicholas Bagnall Tue, 01 Apr 2025
Shoeshine
5

The opaque world of private credit pulls in more Kiwi investors

ANALYSIS: As New Zealand investors and borrowers get comfortable with the asset class, concerns are growing across the Tasman.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 31 Mar 2025
Economy Matters
6

The looming crisis in retirement savings

ANALYSIS: A new study shows more Kiwis are facing financial hardship in their later years.

Hillmarè Schulze Mon, 31 Mar 2025
Guest Analysis

What’s all the fuss about the Waterloo IP policy?

ANALYSIS: Rather than change the current system of technology transfer offices, fund them better.

Greg Lynch Sun, 30 Mar 2025
Book Review
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Magazine man: The glorious reign of Graydon Carter

The inside story of editing ‘Vanity Fair’ for 25 years.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 30 Mar 2025
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Shoeshine
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Navigating the domestic air travel doldrums
Investment
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Sanford, THL digest tariff implications as global markets sink
Property
1

Takapuna Golf Club moots watertight design vs council closure
Morning Brew

‘Brutal, idiotic’ tariffs rile leaders; Myanmar quake toll rises

Politics
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‘That fear of prosecution was permeating everywhere’: van Velden

Politics
20

US President Donald Trump imposes global 10% tariff
Shoeshine
12

Navigating the domestic air travel doldrums
Deals
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DJ software company Serato sells 66% stake to Canadian company
Property
9

Eden Park’s $550 million plan unveiled
Politics
9

New Zealand will not retaliate in response to Trump tariffs
Te Ao Māori
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Law reform aims to boost Māori jobs, incomes
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