Rear View: The best of NBR
A former health minister gets sick of politics, New Zealand's highest-paid CEO takes flight and the CBL French connection is revealed. Simon Dallow showcases the best of the week on NBR.
Click on the links below to read the referenced articles:
• Sir Geoffrey Palmer has grim warning for democracy – Brent Edwards
• Auckland mayor claims early support for extra rates – Victoria Young
• Bright vows to fight on against council's forced house sale – Nick Grant
• Shane Jones' pressure on Air New Zealand gains National support – Brent Edwards
• Jonathan Coleman quits politics – Brent Edwards
• Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings to step down after co-op takes $405m Beingmate impairment – Duncan Bridgeman and Pattrick Smellie
• Spierings to leave as questions remain over Fonterra's investment strategy – Duncan Bridgeman
• New Zealand’s Zuru takes $27m hit from Toys R Us collapse – Chris Keall
• WorkSafe mulls Russell McVeagh complaint – Victoria Young
• John Eichelbaum censured twice by lawyers’ committee – Victoria Young
• CBL: the French connection – Tim Hunter
Simon Dallow
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
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Rear View: The best of NBR
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