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Helen Clark speaking at Craggy Range alongside tech leaders 25 Feb, 2021 01:14 AM 3 minutes to read Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark will speak about the future of globalisation at Craggy Range's 9th annual speaker series on Friday. Photo / Supplied Helen Clark is among the list of speakers to talk at Craggy Range's annual speaker series about where Hawke's Bay fits within the global sphere. The End of Globalisation...The Pandemic That Split the World tomorrow is the Havelock North winery's 9th annual speaker series and a sell out of 300 people are expected to attend. Craggy Rang...

As it stands though, none of those options are available to it. Instead, we are crossing our fingers that the virus doesn’t breach MIQ, with many of us fretting about the low take-up of the Covid Tracer app and ruing human nature. Some experts such as Auckland University professor Shaun Hendy have warned that if new more infectious variants of Covid do breach the border, this time we are likely to need another level 4 lockdown. supplied People could be getting CovidCards about now, if the Government had made a different decision. It fell to then Government Digital Services Minister Kris...

Summer reads: Exclusive profiles of top Kiwi businesspeople 3 minutes to read NZ Herald The New Zealand Herald is bringing back some of the best premium stories of 2020. Today we look at profiles of prominent New Zealand businessmen and women. 'I can't spend my salary': Briscoes boss on money, business and why Kiwis love a sale Catch sight of Rod Duke puffing away on a fag outside his Morningside office and you just wouldn't know. Rich Lister ($800-odd million at last count), the man who wants helicopters to land on a boatshed below his four-level Herne Bay mansion, CEO of a...

Matthew Hooton: Plan on borders staying closed until 2022 14 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read Back in June 2020 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand is in a privileged position due to its "hard-won gains", and opening the borders up while the pandemic was escalating came at a potential price. Back in June 2020 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand is in a privileged position due to its "hard-won gains", and opening the borders up while the pandemic was escalating came at a potential price. NZ Herald No doubt everything will be all right in the end, but it seems we're do...

Fran O'Sullivan: Air New Zealand and Infratil two big New Year business hangovers 1 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read It's important Air New Zealand preserves plenty of domestic passengers to feed into its international business once long-haul travel opens back up, writes Fran O'Sullivan. Photo / Getty Images COMMENT: Welcome to my Christmas-New Year "hangovers". These are two issues that I have been writing about which will not be resolved without some leadership from politicians and business alike in 2021. First up, Will the punters still prefer to "Fly Air NZ" when internationa...