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Economic stagnation needs bold solutions
26 November 2024
Opinion: Finance Minister Nicola Willis promised change, but with stagnant growth and limited reforms, National faces mounting scrutiny, writes Robert MacCulloch.
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Tax-free NZ Super Fund: smoke and mirrors or smart policy?
22 November 2024
Opinion: A tax-free Super Fund sounds appealing, but retirees won't magically benefit without budget trade-offs.
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Nationalism is surging – changing the way companies do business
21 November 2024
Analysis: Nationalism is emerging as a powerful force that multinational companies cannot afford to ignore, writes Sihong Wu.
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Carbon tax 'best' for lower emissions, economy
20 November 2024
A new study emphasises the value of a carbon tax to effectively decarbonise the economy.
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MBA students collaborate with the world's best
20 November 2024
Seven University of Auckland MBA students enjoyed a valuable collaborative learning opportunity when they participated in the QUT International Collaboration Sprint.
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Overhauling the Companies Act: are the reforms bold enough?
20 November 2024
The Companies Act faces its biggest overhaul in decades, with a University of Auckland conference set to explore the proposed reforms and omissions.
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Focus on Southeast Asia trade: two-day event
19 November 2024
Anyone interested in how New Zealand businesses can capitalise on burgeoning Southeast Asian markets is welcome at a two-day event hosted by the University of Auckland.
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New cyberbully tool supports safer online spaces
15 November 2024
Operating like a spell checker for toxic language, a new tool flags potentially harmful messages before they are sent, encouraging users to reconsider their words.
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When home is where the work is, urban design should follow
15 November 2024
Opinion: The post pandemic work-from-home shift is altering the fabric of our built environments, offering unique opportunities to change how and where we work and live, says William Cheung.
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Six ways to spark innovation and entrepreneurship
14 November 2024
Opinion: A well-resourced university and science system is critical to maintain a competitive edge, says Darsel Keane.
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Wilhelmina Shrimpton: the new pivot
11 November 2024
Guest Column: When change comes calling, broadcaster and journalist Wilhelmina Shrimpton advocates for embracing new opportunities.
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Jun Lim: work hard, play hard
11 November 2024
Alumni Profile: Ever wondered what it’s like to work for one of the world’s most beloved toy companies? Jun Lim has been at Lego South Korea for seven years. And, as he tells Nikki Addison, it doesn’t disappoint.
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