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Margin Call

Banking’s big Aussie earnings season

ANALYSIS: The numbers tell a story of resilience, generally strong provisions and capital, and low loan impairments.

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Shoeshine
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What will the NZ Institute for Advanced Technology actually do?

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Peter Bristow Sun, 16 Nov 2025
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Understanding Jacindamania: From the origins to the future

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New Zealand’s IP shake-up: a bold experiment in trusting inventor

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