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Post-Covid workplaces: Is the fun fading away?

30 November 2023

At home or in the office, workplace fun isn't a one-size-fits-all affair – leaders need to acknowledge that and offer a safe environment, according to a recent study.
The true costs of road congestion

30 November 2023

Uber-style surge pricing, adjusted in real-time according to road speeds and conditions, would be a good way to tackle congestion charging, writes Tim Hazledine.
Deconstructing the corporate 'elephant'

16 November 2023

International academics converged on Waiheke this month to unravel the mysteries of companies, examining their legal, operational and historical dimensions.
Simple steps for new Govt to tackle child poverty

16 November 2023

Opinion: For families where parents are without work and need welfare to survive, National’s election promises will deliver nothing, writes Susan St John.
The AI revolution and the future of work

15 November 2023

The complex landscape of technological innovations and the future of work are being explored at an inaugural forum on digital workplaces.
Who'll pay to care when we get old, then even older?

12 November 2023

Opinion: The numbers of New Zealanders ageing and soon to need care are confronting, and we need to start planning now for how to pay for it, says Susan St John and Claire Dale
The ref, the TMO and the RWC - when data becomes too much of a good thing

8 November 2023

Sports fans and business leaders alike are quickly discovering that too much data actually makes things harder for decision makers, writes Mike Lee.
Sarah Smart and a career focused on culture

8 November 2023

Alumna Sarah Smart is the UK champion of a Kiwi gourmet yoghurt big on sustainable impact. By Louise Chunn
The great balancing act: tourism and sustainability

7 November 2023

Now that the country’s borders are flowing freely, could we make greater efforts to reset tourism so it has a sustainable heart?
Why we need to law to protect our right to fix things

3 November 2023

Opinion: We need to protect our right to repair to address waste management, over-consumption, and to support a circular economy, say Alex Sims and Trish O'Sullivan.
Education top performer in world rankings

2 November 2023

2024 subject rankings confirm leading role of University for research, teaching, international reach and knowledge transfer.
Consumers deserve a ‘right to repair’

1 November 2023

Changes are needed to a range of laws, including copyright law, to enshrine the consumer’s ‘right to repair,’ writes Alex Sims.

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