Rarely tweet, and when I do I wonder why, as my views are either deeply shallow, or superficially deep. They are mine though, not those of Fairfax Media.
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The modern mantra suggests you need $1 million to comfortably retire, but experts say it's not quite that simple, writes Kevin Norquay.
By: Kevin Norquay
Australian Steve Vamos is a man of many words: heavy, learned and well-explained ones citing global giants he's dealt with: Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Kerry Packer, Steve Ballmer and Rod Drury.
Long summer evenings have Grinches out and about — not stealing Christmas, but sneaking onto Wellington golf courses, leaving divots and excuses behind.
One year after New Zealand elected him we are yet to embrace Christopher Luxon. In a poll this week the election-vanquished Labour leader Chris Hipkins beat him as preferred PM by the finest of margins.
By: Kevin Norquay
Are you a toxic boss or employee, allowing an unsafe working environment to fester, stressing everyone out, causing high staff turnover and low production?
Do the Government's Interislander ferry plans amount to wise use of taxpayer money? How on earth would I know, when even economists can't tell me?
By: Kevin Norquay
Six seconds. That's how long the customer waited in line to be served before losing his patience and punching a retail worker in the head.
Just how does Santa do it? How does he deliver gifts to all the world's children, fill stockings, climb down and up chimneys, scoff beer
Born in southern India, he left as a toddler when his father's multinational job took the family overseas. It was his lucky break, one that inspires him to help those less fortunate - more on that later.
By: Kevin Norquay, Justin Wong
Interislander ferry Kaiārahi briefly lost propulsion in the middle of Wellington Harbour but has now regained power.
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