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The hidden cost of quiet leadership in a time of constant disruption

Leaders are staying quiet at exactly the wrong time – and it’s costing them more than they realise, writes Leah Mether, who offers a simple four-part...

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The ethical and practical imperatives of AI adoption in HR

The defining question for HR is no longer whether to use AI, but how to use it responsibly—and who is accountable when it fails, writes Dr. Mahmood Ahmed...

April 9, 2026• by

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Burnt-out managers are destroying teams: Five daily habits to reverse it

After rebuilding his career and interviewing hundreds of leaders Graeme Cowan learnt that burnout isn’t inevitable. He...

March 20, 2026• by

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If we want a stronger tech sector, we need a wider pipeline

If we want more young women to choose technology as a career, they must be able to see women shaping AI strategy, leading...

March 12, 2026• by

Ai in the hiring process

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How to use AI responsibly and transparently in the hiring process

Employers who use AI responsibly in the hiring process, with clear intent and strong human oversight, will be better positioned...

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Avoiding the AI minefield: How NZ businesses can stay on the right side of the law

Most businesses with a digital presence will likely one day be using AI-generated content for their marketing and social content....

February 4, 2026• by

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Giving advice on giving advice

Kate Kearins admits she has a bit of a penchant for giving advice, but now she is wondering when advice-giving might be...

January 30, 2026• by

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 How companies are making salary decisions in 2026

As job titles and responsibilities evolve, many New Zealand companies draw on a mix of internal and external sources to set...

January 21, 2026• by

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Cost, clarity and Covid lessons: Directors on the fuel crisis

Surging costs, a lack of clarity on trigger points for Government action and...

April 23, 2026• by

Increased investment in private assets by KiwiSaver providers anticipated

The Financial Markets Authority – Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko has released a...

April 17, 2026• by

Fonterra names new CEO

Fonterra Co-operative Group has appointed Richard Allen (pictured) as its next...

April 13, 2026• by

HortPlus Announces Senior Leadership Appointments

HortPlus has announced key appointments to its senior leadership team with the...

March 9, 2026• by

Accor Announces Key Leadership Appointment

Accor has announced the appointment of Rob McIntyre (pictured) as vice...

March 4, 2026• by

Reserve Bank opens consultation on keeping cash local

The Reserve Bank is asking the public for feedback on a proposal that banks...

February 25, 2026• by

Opinion

The hidden cost of quiet leadership in a time of constant disruption

Leaders are staying quiet at exactly the wrong time – and it’s costing...

April 23, 2026• by

The ethical and practical imperatives of AI adoption in HR

The defining question for HR is no longer whether to use AI, but how to use it...

April 9, 2026• by

Burnt-out managers are destroying teams: Five daily habits to reverse it

After rebuilding his career and interviewing hundreds of leaders Graeme Cowan...

March 20, 2026• by

If we want a stronger tech sector, we need a wider pipeline

If we want more young women to choose technology as a career, they must be able...

March 12, 2026• by

How to use AI responsibly and transparently in the hiring process

Employers who use AI responsibly in the hiring process, with clear intent and...

February 18, 2026• by

The rise of the collective

Adam Brami outlines the reasons why he believes we are seeing the quiet...

February 11, 2026• by

Reports

Cost, clarity and Covid lessons: Directors on the fuel crisis

Surging costs, a lack of clarity on trigger points for Government action and...

April 23, 2026• by

First national survey on customer aggression

Charitable trust ShopCare, which is funded by ACC, has launched New Zealand’s...

April 22, 2026• by

Increased investment in private assets by KiwiSaver providers anticipated

The Financial Markets Authority – Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko has released a...

April 17, 2026• by

Survey finds strong support for proactively reducing climate-related risk

New Zealanders strongly support proactive efforts to reduce the risks from...

February 2, 2026• by

 How companies are making salary decisions in 2026

As job titles and responsibilities evolve, many New Zealand companies draw on a...

January 21, 2026• by

Cyber-enabled fraud one of most pervasive global threats – report

Artificial intelligence, geopolitical fragmentation and a surge in...

January 16, 2026• by

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Cost, clarity and Covid lessons: Directors on the fuel crisis

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The hidden cost of quiet leadership in a time of constant disruption

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The ethical and practical imperatives of AI adoption in HR

The defining question for HR is no longer whether to use AI, but how to use it responsibly—and who is accountable when it...

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Burnt-out managers are destroying teams: Five daily habits to reverse it

After rebuilding his career and interviewing hundreds of leaders Graeme Cowan learnt that burnout isn’t inevitable. He...

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The ethical and practical imperatives of AI adoption in HR

The defining question for HR is no longer whether to use AI, but how to use it...

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HortPlus Announces Senior Leadership Appointments

HortPlus has announced key appointments to its senior leadership team with the...

March 9, 2026• by

How to use AI responsibly and transparently in the hiring process

Employers who use AI responsibly in the hiring process, with clear intent and...

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Avoiding the AI minefield: How NZ businesses can stay on the right side of the law

Most businesses with a digital presence will likely one day be using...

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Cyber-enabled fraud one of most pervasive global threats – report

Artificial intelligence, geopolitical fragmentation and a surge in...

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AI crisis contagion new risk for NZ organisations

The wide-spread adoption of generative AI by New Zealand organisations could...

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NZ cyber agency alerts thousands to malware infection

The GCSB’s National Cyber Security Centre is emailing thousands of New...

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