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TikTok, echo chambers and data control
5 August 2020
Opinion: It's time to end to the manipulation of newsfeeds, demand fact-checking and smash our echo chambers, writes Gehan Gunasekara.
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Darl Kolb: Why metaphors matter to the Professor of Connectivity
3 August 2020
Professor Darl Kolb’s interesting background is reflected in his approach to teaching and research at the Business School.
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What women bring to the company board
23 July 2020
Opinion: Want to improve your company's corporate social responsibility? Charl de Villiers shares ways to shape boards to improve social and environmental outcomes.
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Should Kiwis pay for quarantine?
22 July 2020
Opinion: Ananish Chaudhuri asks if our model of society should be based on mistrust? Or should we assume most people are trustworthy and deal with the exceptions?
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Australia should beware of space industry subsidies
16 July 2020
Opinion: Australia should be careful to avoid the negative consequences of subsidising its space sector as it channels millions of dollars to spur development in space-related industries, writes Nicholas Borroz.
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Do we really want to catch the Aussies?
16 July 2020
Opinion: GDP doesn’t make people happy, and perhaps Kiwi's are smart enough to realise that, writes Tim Hazledine.
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Virtual hosting of APEC a bold move
14 July 2020
Opinion: What New Zealand must do to play virtual host to APEC next year is something perhaps never attempted before. The rewards could be big, explains Rob Scollay.
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Starting your career on the cusp of lockdown
2 July 2020
Graduates Keddy Shen and Chanel Mehrotra started jobs just as lockdown began. They discuss the reality of undertaking their new roles while stuck at home.
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A story of taxes, wealth and an Easter egg hunt
2 July 2020
Opinion: Michael SW Lee writes about wealth distribution, fairness and reflexive responses commonly heard about taxation in a story about children on an Easter egg hunt.
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Don’t make Kiwis pay for quarantine
29 June 2020
Opinion: Kiwis returning home should not be expected to pay for their own quarantine. It is part of the pact between citizens and government, writes Ananish Chaudhuri.
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No more, please
25 June 2020
Opinion: To save Earth from economic, ecological and environmental disaster we should aim for zero population growth, writes Tim Hazledine.
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Distributors should unplug the Earth imagery bottleneck
25 June 2020
Opinion: In the midst of the pandemic-induced recession, the Earth imagery industry is a bright point in the space sector, writes Nicholas Borroz.
