We stand on the precipice of some major shifts in the media landscape.

One day NZ may have to choose what side it wants to be on - or opt for Swiss approach.

Both borrowers and lenders too prone to believe things will be okay, says regulator.

Some lessons that might help the Government as we transition to a 'new normal'.

Has the National Caucus elected another John Key or another Todd Muller?

Cloud computing has changed everything for IT and data centres are knocking on our door.

Understanding Social Unemployment Insurance requires some history.

The new name in electricity retailing is not quite what it seems.

OPINION: Beating up farmers isn't going to change the food system, writes Simon Coley.

How quickly to repay $100,000 student loan is a question of ethics, not just finances.

National now reliant on Simon Bridges not just behaving, but doing a first-class job.

Bid to cut agricultural emissions could be left behind by events.

Pharmacies proving to be a life-saver.

OPINION: An effective literacy reset cannot come soon enough.

The Apple MacBook Pros are not to be missed, if your budget stretches to one.

Financial Times: Calm trading increasingly interspersed with sharp bouts of volatility.

Boards are responsible for setting the tone for organisational culture.

Farmers no longer need to see sheep and beef as the only land use.

Financial Times: True slackers will always slip up.

IRD study is looking into how the rich get rich, but excludes some who have got poorer.

When the next crisis hits, it's vital that monetary policy has firepower to bail us out.

Vaccinated Kiwis can't be punished again.

The torture of a mandatory meeting will be familiar to everyone in the corporate world.

Density is happening and it's necessary.

The manner of Collins' exit could still influence the party's leadership contest.

Next leader must unite party and get cracking taking Government to task.

All governments use coercive power, to varying degrees.