Breadcrumbs List.
Business and economy
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International tax at the crossroads
19 March 2024
A decade-long debate on taxing digital giants like Google and Amazon is at the core of a new book edited by Professor Craig Elliffe.
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How can we make leadership more inclusive to women?
12 March 2024
Opinion: Even if a mother pushes to ‘have it all’, she’ll still be subject to biases and assumptions about her body in the workplace, writes Amanda Sterling.
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Christine Woods: what entrepreneurial women need most
1 March 2024
Opinion: The theme for International Women’s Day on 8 March is ‘inspire inclusion’. Professor Christine Woods suggests some ideas to embrace on this day, and always.
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Emilson Silva: energising Aotearoa
1 March 2024
As the director of the University’s Energy Centre, Professor Emilson Silva is helping shape the future of energy innovation to meet New Zealand’s economic and environmental needs.
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The Govt’s great welfare reset is a broken record
27 February 2024
Opinion: It’s tragic to see the return of a dated philosophy that makes paid work the only work that matters, writes Susan St John.
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Intersection of motherhood and leadership: study
22 February 2024
Businesses need to develop a better understanding of motherhood to achieve gender balance at senior levels, according to a new report.
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Researchers shed light on Chch’s rebuild delays
21 February 2024
As the 13th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake nears, the city is still peppered with vacant sites and buildings, impacting re-investment and regeneration, so what's the hold-up?
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AI's impact on environmental reporting
21 February 2024
As the importance of sustainability in all areas of our lives continues to grow, researchers are investigating how artificial intelligence can contribute.
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The short-sighted scrapping of the regional fuel tax
10 February 2024
Opinion: Cutting the regional fuel tax now, especially without a viable alternative funding source, is to cut off a critical lifeline for Auckland infrastructure, writes Tim Welch.
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Everyone should have something to hide
2 February 2024
Opinion: We all have something we want to keep to ourselves, but citizens need to be more vigilant of who holds information and what they’re doing with it, says Associate Professor Gehan Gunasekara
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Study reveals impact of internet use on student test scores
26 January 2024
Expansions in 3G coverage led to more time online, and lower test scores on international assessments in maths, science and reading.
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US versus Google - what's it all about?
18 January 2024
How might Google’s dominance in the search engine arena be remedied or regulated, asks Ananish Chaudhuri.