Prime Minister John Key would pay an estimated extra $150,000 in tax a year on his Auckland home under a new tax on equity policy released by wealthy economist Gareth Morgan's new Opportunities Party.

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Motoring editor Cameron Officer on management changes at Auckland City BMW and the forthcoming Rolls-Royce SUV

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Reports of shrinking trade activity, reduced cross-border banking flows and a surge in protectionism have raised fears the golden age of globalisation is over.

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Bapcor CEO Darryl Abotomey on why his company won't support a Hellaby dividend.

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An online tech company which models itself as the ‘Airbnb of homecare’ has raised $3.5 million in its latest funding round.

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The Nat Leadership Stakes: Rob Hosking’s form guide.

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Although most commentators have been quick to lionise John Key – or at least present his record in a rosy hue – when reflecting on his eight years as prime minister following his surprise resignation, Don Brash has taken an altogether different tack.

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President-elect Donald Trump is a refreshing disruptive force on the domestic and now the international scene.

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New Zealand's biggest apple exporter, Scales Corporation, has lifted annual results guidance again but warned 2017 is not going to be as strong.

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Deputy Prime Minister Bill English, Justice Minister Judith Collins and Health Minister Jonathan Coleman have revealed their intentions to stand for the National Party’s top job.

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