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Ex-Russell McVeagh lawyer moves on

The man at the centre of the serious sexual assault allegations involving Russell McVeagh is no longer sharing offices with several other lawyers.

Sasha Borissenko and Melanie Reid
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Foreign affairs

Samoa rejects ‘easy Chinese money’ concerns

The Samoan Prime Minister has brushed off concerns about Chinese aid following a meeting with Jacinda Ardern.

Sam Sachdeva
boardroom

Show NZ Rugby the money

New Zealand is rightly proud of its rugby prowess, but the game’s financial performance doesn’t always match success on the field.

Nikki Mandow
boardroom

Be transparent about pundits’ interests

Bryce Edwards asks why so many PR and political insiders are used as commentators, especially when they don’t declare their interests.

Dr Bryce Edwards
Sailing

America’s Cup hero learns to sail

He’s hailed as an America’s Cup champion. The man who led Team New Zealand’s cyclor pack to victory. But Simon “The Rhino” van Velthooven doesn’t really know how to sail. “I’ll happily admit I still have no idea what’s going on,” he says

Suzanne McFadden
boardroom

Shock as Rod Drury steps down as Xero CEO

Xero chief executive and co-founder Rod Drury will next month hand over the day-to-day running of the company to veteran tech executive Steve Vamos, who’s been tasked with transforming the software firm to a multi-national organisation. The handover...

Nikki Mandow
environment

NZ leads push to end fishing subsidies

NZ has been at the forefront of a global move to eliminate subsidies which encourage over-fishing.

Farah Hancock
Foreign affairs

Ardern leads ‘Pacific Reset’ tour

A “Pacific reset” for New Zealand’s foreign policy is on the way, with Jacinda Ardern leading a delegation around the Pacific this week. Sam Sachdeva reports.

Sam Sachdeva
Futurelearning

A pragmatic approach to foreign policy

Jacinda Ardern’s first foreign policy speech gave us the clearest sense yet of the country’s direction, writes David Capie.

David Capie
Comment

Rod Oram: A radical reinvention of our economy

Rod Oram writes about Productivity Commission’s looming draft report on how to move to a low emissions economy.

Rod Oram
Innovation

Women, girls, and the art of giving

The woman behind the country’s first women’s fund believes NZ needs to have a more focused gender lens on giving, she tells Suzanne McFadden.

Suzanne McFadden
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Screen Entertainment

Chilly Phantom Thread rings hollow

Phantom Thread is somewhat of an enigma, a curio of a film that never quite hits any emotional resonance, writes Darren Bevan.

Darren Bevan
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Time for action on overseas pensions

The unfair spouse pension rule will be scrutinised in the Human Rights Review Tribunal in a case beginning in Wellington today.

Susan St John
Futurelearning

A pragmatic approach to foreign policy

Jacinda Ardern’s first foreign policy speech gave us the clearest sense yet of the country’s direction, writes David Capie.

David Capie
Futurelearning

How our teacher shortage affects everyone

Everyone should be deeply concerned when there is a shortage of employable teachers in our schools.

Dr Camilla Highfield
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Screen Entertainment

Chilly Phantom Thread rings hollow

Phantom Thread is somewhat of an enigma, a curio of a film that never quite hits any emotional resonance, writes Darren Bevan.

Darren Bevan
Corporate Newsroom

Racing legend tells young drivers to keep learning

He may be a Kiwi motorsport hero, but Greg Murphy says he’s still learning how to be a better driver.

Suzanne McFadden
Screen Entertainment

Black Panther’s nuanced power

Black Panther is a fresh origin tale which feels reflective of the times - and desires of the cinematic universe, writes Darren Bevan.

Darren Bevan
Politics

MPs’ Private Passions: Chris Penk charts a course

National MP Chris Penk explains how following the stars can keeping you from being all at sea.

Sam Sachdeva and Paul Enticott
board room
boardroom

Show NZ Rugby the money

New Zealand is rightly proud of its rugby prowess, but the game’s financial performance doesn’t always match success on the field.

Nikki Mandow
boardroom

A taste of Newsroom Pro

Newsroom Pro is Newsroom’s twin publication - an online subscription news service based in Wellington, reporting on politics and the economy via Parliament and the Beehive.

Bernard Hickey
boardroom

Shock as Rod Drury steps down as Xero CEO

Xero chief executive and co-founder Rod Drury will next month hand over the day-to-day running of the company to veteran tech executive Steve Vamos, who’s been tasked with transforming the software firm to a multi-national organisation. The handover...

Nikki Mandow
Comment

Rod Oram: A radical reinvention of our economy

Rod Oram writes about Productivity Commission’s looming draft report on how to move to a low emissions economy.

Rod Oram
board room
boardroom

Show NZ Rugby the money

New Zealand is rightly proud of its rugby prowess, but the game’s financial performance doesn’t always match success on the field.

Nikki Mandow
Sailing

America’s Cup hero learns to sail

He’s hailed as an America’s Cup champion. The man who led Team New Zealand’s cyclor pack to victory. But Simon “The Rhino” van Velthooven doesn’t really know how to sail. “I’ll happily admit I still have no idea what’s going on,” he says

Suzanne McFadden
Sailing

Ocean Race leaders zip into Auckland

Long before the fleet of round-the-world boats stormed into Auckland en masse and in darkness overnight, Tom Mayo and Grant Calder must have known they were onto a sure-fire winner.

Suzanne McFadden
board room
Corporate Newsroom

Racing legend tells young drivers to keep learning

He may be a Kiwi motorsport hero, but Greg Murphy says he’s still learning how to be a better driver.
health & science

Lance O’Sullivan’s innovative plan to diagnose sick kids

Former New Zealander of the year Dr Lance O’Sullivan is developing an app that teachers can use to diagnose sick students.

Corporate Newsroom

A new tool to keep young drivers alive

Young drivers are the target of a new $49 day-long hands-on course aimed at halting the needless rise of youth fatalities on NZ roads.
environment

War on predators: A trap in every fifth backyard

Suburban New Zealanders are joining the crusade to rid the country of destructive predators by 2050.

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