The best of NBR's Week
The highest rating stories and editor's picks.
The highest rating stories and editor's picks.
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Former Russell McVeagh partner’s practising certificate renewed (Victoria Young)
Auckland Council’s shabby betrayal (Tim Hunter)
Broadband barney: three universities terminate Reannz contracts (Chris Keall)
The CBL subsidiary that wasn’t (Tim Hunter)
Are female quotas on boards inevitable? (Calida Stuart-Menteath)
Why won’t Phil Goff defend free speech? (Rodney Hide)
Vodafone's unlimited mobile plan, like those of its rivals, has plenty of limits (Chris Keall)
Fletcher's dispute over $70m Kiwi Property project lands in court (Victoria Young)
Xero raises prices down under (Jenny Ruth)
Keep telling a lie often enough and people might start believing it (Brent Edwards)
Sixty CEOs front foot it on climate change (Dane Ambler)
ComCom files charges against Spark for alleged over-billing, misleading customers (Chris Keall)
Developer loses latest bout in suit over Queenstown properties (Victoria Young)
Why Shopify chose Wellington over Auckland, Sydney or Melbourne (Chris Keall)
The big question: Who’s the big cheese? (Tim Hunter)
Rocket Lab looking for US launch site (Chris Keall)
Coalition should back new VC funds to bridge gap (Fiona Rotherham)
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