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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

ANALYSIS: Pauline Hanson’s populist party is aiming to reshape Australian politics and become the natural opposition to Labor. While it is riding high now, it remains to be seen if it can be a sustainable force.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 25 Mar 2026

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Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Underarm

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

Australia

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

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Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

Hunter’s Corner

Joblessness is worse than inflation

ANALYSIS: We have the data to show calls for a single RBNZ mandate are misguided.

Tim Hunter Fri, 12 Aug 2022

Edwards on Politics

Uncertainty about the reform of the three waters system

ANALYSIS: National promises to repeal the legislation if it leads the next Government.

Brent Edwards Thu, 11 Aug 2022

Margin Call

Investing in gold an alchemy of its own

ANALYSIS: Is the precious metal (investment) poised for a period of strong performance?

Robbie Urquhart Tue, 09 Aug 2022

Beehive Banter

Uncertainty for building sector, farmers and the Greens

ANALYSIS: ComCom draft report into building materials faces criticism; who will pay to protect property from impacts of climate change?

Brent Edwards Mon, 08 Aug 2022

Shoeshine

Following the money

ANALYSIS: The Bioplant group and its offshore partners mum on financing of Manawatū waste-to-energy project.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 08 Aug 2022

On the Money

Low-cost passive funds. Really?

ANALYSIS: Just about every financial adviser these days, both locally and overseas, is into low-cost passive funds

Brent Sheather Sun, 07 Aug 2022

Book Review

Kiwi writers explore Russian experience

Two novels provide insights into the Cold War and after.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 07 Aug 2022

Hunter’s Corner

When will the FMA act on performance fees?

ANALYSIS: Fisher Funds milks the market rebound post-Covid, contrary to guidelines under the KiwiSaver Act.

Tim Hunter Fri, 05 Aug 2022

Edwards on Politics

Government's reform agenda faltering as it still deals with Covid

ANALYSIS: It should be no surprise the Government might be tiring after facing the challenges it has.

Brent Edwards Thu, 04 Aug 2022

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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

Joblessness is worse than inflation

Uncertainty about the reform of the three waters system

Investing in gold an alchemy of its own

Uncertainty for building sector, farmers and the Greens

Following the money

Low-cost passive funds. Really?

Kiwi writers explore Russian experience

When will the FMA act on performance fees?

Government's reform agenda faltering as it still deals with Covid

Creditors vote to put MyFarm Rockit partnership into liquidation

Matthew Pringle case raised in UK Westminster Hall push for law

Glendowie golden visa, Bayswater watch, what £20k bought in 1967

Court finally rules on discovery in FMA’s Booster case

Halter confirms $3.4b valuation after $377m Series E

BlackBull Markets sounding out investor interest

The real meaning of energy security

Mitigating a fuel crisis as long as a piece of string

Halter touting new valuation of more than $3.4 billion

Du Val BTR investors can expect 41c in the dollar return

Opportunity Party names election candidates

When a kill chain refusal becomes a supply chain risk