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• Weekly Wrap: Seymour, going nuclear, split shifts

  For the full uncut interviews and articles, click here:Seymour argues foreign investment should be as open as tradeIs it time to ‘go nuclear’ with supermarkets and their suppliers?Procrastination over performance reporting coming to an endAldi succeeded in Australia and could do the same in New ZealandThe pros and cons of split shifts for workers

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• Rowan Simpson dispels some startup myths

  In this episode of The NBR Podcast with Simon Shepherd: He turned $10,000 into tens of millions at TradeMe. Now serial investor Rowan Simpson has written a book called How To Be Wrong, a crash course in startup success, where he busts some myths about startups and investing in Kiwi companies. Feedback, story ideas, comments, all welcome – email [email protected] to audio clips used here.

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• Weekly Wrap: Official cash rate, employee absenteeism, budget tax

  This is a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 21 February. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded. - RBA rate cut is the starting gun for 2025 election. For the full article click here.- Employee absenteeism laws ripe for reform, lawyer says. For the full article click here.- Nicola Willis' short-term boost, longer-term reform agenda. For the full article click here.- Trump puts global growth on notice, OCR to fall further. For the full article click here.

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• #44: Scott Morrison on Trump, tariffs, and rockets

  In this episode of The NBR Podcast with Simon Shepherd: He’s known as ScoMo, the former ad exec who ended up Prime Minister of Australia. Scott Morrison sat down to talk about how NZ should join the regional security pact Aukus, his relationship with Jacinda Ardern, and to brush aside questions about a verbal deal he might have made with Trump on aluminium exports – a deal the US now says Australia has broken. Feedback, story ideas, comments, all welcome – email [email protected] to audio clips used here.

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• Weekly Wrap #25: Privatisation, political distractions, commerce woes

  This is a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 14 February. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.   - Privatisation: the good, the bad, and the ugly. For the full article click here. - Political distractions take attention away from growth agenda. For the full article click here. - ComCom needs more flexibility when assessing M&A, Bayly says. For the full article click here. - Lessons for employers in Mariya Taylor sexual abuse case. For the full article click here.

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