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Seizing the billion-dollar AI opportunity in education

ANALYSIS: Making new school subjects fit for the changing world of work.

Vanessa Sorenson Sun, 14 Sep 2025

Tech & Innovation

Two-thirds of us suffer ‘AI anxiety’, for valid reasons

The NBR Podcast

Podcast #71: AI – productivity vs jobs?

Politics

Vocational education bill needs ‘substantial changes’

Investment

Being AI divests education business to Crimson for $3.9m debt

Politics

Underfunded, ignored: Unis and polytechs struggle for spotlight

On the Money

Trust objectives: realistic or not?

ANALYSIS: What strategy will preserve the real value of investors’ savings for their children and grandchildren, charities, etc?

Brent Sheather Sun, 18 Feb 2024

Book Review

Berlin: city of militarists, merchants, and migrants

What made Germany’s capital great also brought its destruction.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 18 Feb 2024

Hunter’s Corner

Another fine mess at PGW – blame the OIO

ANALYSIS: The listed company’s former chair has returned seeking to roll the board, despite failing the good character test for overseas investors.

Tim Hunter Fri, 16 Feb 2024

Beehive Banter

Water done well, benefit changes, Browned off

ANALYSIS: The Government has more faith in local councils to fix water infrastructure.

Brent Edwards Fri, 16 Feb 2024

Edwards on Politics

Growing consensus around measuring the effectiveness of spending

ANALYSIS: Auditor-General says there is a ‘lot of rubbish being reported now’.

Brent Edwards Thu, 15 Feb 2024

Margin Call

Agreeable ring to ‘2024, a year of kindness’

ANALYSIS: This article looks at some possible kind surprises for 2024 – yes, wishful thinking.

Stephen Bennie Tue, 13 Feb 2024

Shoeshine

The supermarket duopoly Australians love to hate

ANALYSIS: Kiwis know all about supermarket duopolies, so calls for change in Australia will be closely watched.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 12 Feb 2024

Economy Matters

High interest rates set to be around for longer

ANALYSIS: Indeed, the effect of international geopolitical events may mean the OCR might go up rather than down.

Christoph Schumacher Mon, 12 Feb 2024

Book Review

Continental thieves: Six dictators who stole Africa

ANALYSIS: Decolonisation made a handful rich at the expense of the many.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 11 Feb 2024

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Seizing the billion-dollar AI opportunity in education

Two-thirds of us suffer ‘AI anxiety’, for valid reasons

Podcast #71: AI – productivity vs jobs?

Vocational education bill needs ‘substantial changes’

Being AI divests education business to Crimson for $3.9m debt

Underfunded, ignored: Unis and polytechs struggle for spotlight

Trust objectives: realistic or not?

Berlin: city of militarists, merchants, and migrants

Another fine mess at PGW – blame the OIO

Water done well, benefit changes, Browned off

Growing consensus around measuring the effectiveness of spending

Agreeable ring to ‘2024, a year of kindness’

The supermarket duopoly Australians love to hate

High interest rates set to be around for longer

Continental thieves: Six dictators who stole Africa

Name suppression appeal filed over jailed wealthy family member

Golf Warehouse pitches for $20m Takapuna golf and stadium

Whatever happened to value for money on fees?

Super policies, Nash gaffes, by-elections, is Luxon safe?

Datacom’s New Zealand MD Justin Gray to depart

ASX company which launched a Bitcoin treasury shifting to NZX

Small developers face $1.5m bill, Veolia digs in heels

Chinese cars continue their conquest of Australia

Name suppression appeal filed over jailed wealthy family member

Justine Smyth puts hand up for Spark chair re-election

KiwiSaver funds hit $123b, schemes pocket $868.5m in fees

Craigs eyes hundreds of millions of dollars of philanthropy