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Globalisation’s fizzling will impact NZ’s tax policy

ANALYSIS: Countries that once moved together are recalibrating their settings to protect their people, businesses, and entrepreneurs.

Dean Madsen and Mat Mealy Sun, 21 Sep 2025

Edwards on Politics

When will we have another debate on a capital gains tax?

Underarm

How tobacco taxes have created an A$10b criminal industry

Politics

Proposed immigration levy labelled ‘another tax on employers’

Australia

Radical Aussie plan would slash tax for small companies

Economics

US tariffs could reduce global demand for NZ exports, RBNZ says

Economy Matters

Trade uncertainty creates unsettling wave of volatility

ANALYSIS: For New Zealand, the risk is that a global slowdown will erode demand for exports in the US, China, Europe, and beyond.

Christoph Schumacher Mon, 12 May 2025

Book Review

A Musketeer’s Covid-19 tale

Physicist Shaun Hendy puts the case for the scientific response.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 11 May 2025

Beehive Banter

Pay equity, social media ban, emailgate, and school lunches

Nicola Willis initially said pay equity changes had nothing to do with the Budget.

Brent Edwards Sat, 10 May 2025

Last Word

Church and state: NZ’s governance woes not going away

ANALYSIS: The small pool of New Zealand directors mean a higher risk of group-think and consensus.

Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath Fri, 09 May 2025

Hunter’s Corner

Fonterra’s awkward Australian issue

ANALYSIS: A legal technicality is looming larger in the dairy giant’s multi-billion dollar Mainland sale.

Tim Hunter Fri, 09 May 2025

Edwards on Politics

What parties here can learn from the Australian election

ANALYSIS: Incumbent governments can retain power in the midst of uncertainty.

Brent Edwards Thu, 08 May 2025

Underarm

Australia’s destiny now in Labor hands

ANALYSIS: The magnitude of Saturday’s election win gives Labor at least another two terms in government. The consequences could be far-reaching.

Lachlan Colquhoun Tue, 06 May 2025

Guest Analysis

Power to the people

Right of reply: Electricity Authority chair Anna Kominik responds to a recent Shoeshine column.

Anna Kominik Tue, 06 May 2025

Margin Call

Are we in an AI capex bubble?

ANALYSIS: It is reasonable to assume that American companies will spend more than US$1 trillion on AI infrastructure over the next five years.

Ian Graham Tue, 06 May 2025

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Globalisation’s fizzling will impact NZ’s tax policy

When will we have another debate on a capital gains tax?

How tobacco taxes have created an A$10b criminal industry

Proposed immigration levy labelled ‘another tax on employers’

Radical Aussie plan would slash tax for small companies

US tariffs could reduce global demand for NZ exports, RBNZ says

Trade uncertainty creates unsettling wave of volatility

A Musketeer’s Covid-19 tale

Pay equity, social media ban, emailgate, and school lunches

Church and state: NZ’s governance woes not going away

Fonterra’s awkward Australian issue

What parties here can learn from the Australian election

Australia’s destiny now in Labor hands

Power to the people

Are we in an AI capex bubble?

Forsyth Barr shareholders ‘overwhelmingly’ back Mercury deal

Infrastructure, not vineyards: FirstCape’s KiwiSaver dream

Auditor tags Comvita accounts with ‘material uncertainty’

Court rules on wholesale investor regime

Fed cuts put markets in pole position for bull run

Air NZ unveils giant engineering hangar at Auckland Airport

Willis dumps on Trump for GDP slump

Forest partnerships: the delay of gratification

NZ economy declines 0.9% in June quarter

Te Ao Māori puts people at the heart of payments

NZ’s female-only startups get just 2.9% of every dollar invested

Tikanga Māori now core business