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• Weekly Wrap: Sluggish economy, WFH, green hydrogen dreams

  For the full uncut interviews and articles:Gaza debate, polls, pay equity, the Covid-19 inquiry no-showHouseholds, businesses and the Government wait for the recoveryVictoria’s WFH law unlikely to catch on in New ZealandGreen hydrogen dreams, hot air, Net ZeroKōrero with the Continent: the Māori-French trade roadmap

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• The Du Val saga – one year on

  In this episode of The NBR Podcast with Simon Shepherd: The story of the collapse of the Du Val Property Group has fascinated listeners. Raided and placed into rare statutory management a year ago, it’s been revealed a whistleblower helped spark the FMA investigation into the group and its colourful founders Kenyon and Charlotte Clarke. So why haven’t they been charged? Feedback, story ideas, comments, all welcome – email [email protected] to audio clips used here.

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• Zespri’s CEO on a record sales year

  In this episode of The NBR Podcast with Simon Shepherd: Jason Te Brake took over as Zespri CEO a year ago, the same year the Kiwifruit marketer broke $5 billion dollars in annual fruit sales. He says it’s now our 10th largest company. But can Zespri keep up that momentum and is it really contemplating selling unlicensed gold kiwifruit grown in China under the Zespri brand?Feedback, story ideas, comments, all welcome – email [email protected] to audio clips used here.

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• The AI strategy – light touch or wild west?

  In this episode of The NBR Podcast with Simon Shepherd: We’re last cab of the OECD rank to have an AI strategy and it hasn’t been well received by the AI industry. The Government’s ‘light touch’ approach has been labelled as ‘wild west’ and ‘severely lacking’. Innovation Minister Shane Reti defends his new strategy but admits there’s more work to do. Feedback, story ideas, comments, all welcome – email [email protected]

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• Weekly Wrap: RBA dark arts, free trade breaches, short work weeks

  For the full uncut interviews and articles:Coalition Government’s challenge to shift economic perceptionsHow not to breach the NZ-EU free trade agreementThe RBA and the dark art of monetary policyFour-day workweek improves worker wellbeing, new research showsLand lease communities an Australian phenomenon

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