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Young Chinese turn on billionaire Jack Ma’s easy credit
19 April 2021
Opinion: Encouraging Chinese consumers to use easy credit has been sensationally popular. Benjamin Liu and Xin Chen explain the troubles now facing Jack Ma's Ant Group.
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‘Obscene’ housing Ponzi driven by banks’ greed
14 April 2021
Opinion: Without the eagerness of banks to lend increasing amounts of debt to house buyers, current "obscene" prices would not be possible, writes Michael Rehm.
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2021 Kupe Leadership Scholars announced
30 March 2021
Celebrating the 17 exceptional students awarded prestigious Kupe Scholarships.
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Freewheeling our way to net zero carbon
25 March 2021
Opinion: We may have the tools and technologies to become low-carbon, but we'll need extra care and government intervention to make the transition equitable.
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A side of knowledge with your beer?
23 March 2021
Aucklanders wanting to make the most of Aotearoa New Zealand’s freedom to socialise and to keep abreast of the latest thinking from some of this country’s leading academics have their chance on 20 April.
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Why police surveillance can’t be carte blanche
12 March 2021
Opinion: When it comes to surveillance, police say they're damned if they do and damned if they don't. Gehan Gunasekara writes how police can build the public’s trust.
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Beyond shovel and cones: Solutions for improving congestion and air quality
11 March 2021
Opinion: It is time to consider options for addressing traffic congestion and air pollution, writes Professor Basil Sharp.
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New Year’s Honours for Business School alumni
11 March 2021
Congratulations to Professor Dame Cynthia (Cindy) Kiro, Mr Rodney Whitiora Jones and Ms Theresia Selina (Therese) Weir, who received New Year’s Honours in 2021.
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Moola’s $2.8m loss is the community’s win
10 March 2021
Opinion: High-cost lenders might finally be paying their dues as a recent Commerce Commission decision orders refunds of unreasonable fees, writes Claire Dale.
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No good governance without diversity
8 March 2021
Opinion: On International Women's Day, Professor Susan Watson challenges NZ businesses to recognise leadership diversity as a critical and inherent feature of good governance.
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Tribute to Emeritus Professor David Emanuel
26 February 2021
It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the loss of our colleague and friend Emeritus Professor David Emanuel, aged 76, following a courageous battle with cancer.
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The art of the possible
26 February 2021
Opinion: A recent cartoon by Rod Emmerson said it all. 'The housing market is on fire, use all the tools available and especially don’t ignore the very potent hose of taxation,' writes Associate Professor Susan St John.
