Bernard Hickey's 2011 Budget review
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Bill English talks to Bernard Hickey about tax reform, interest rates and the government guaranteeby ofInterestNZ1,137 views- 4:57
TVNZ Bernard Hickey talks to Alison Mau on TVNZ's Breakfast the looming clash of the generationsby ofInterestNZ2,312 views
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Bernard Hickey slams John Key's tax reforms on TV1's Breakfastby ofInterestNZ1,167 views
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90 seconds at 9 am: Fresh quake effects (news with Bernard Hickey)by ofInterestNZ334 views
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Stock Market Phenomby stockphenom245,210 views
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Bennett: Bernard Hickey 'throwing his toys'by nzheraldtv305 views
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Dynamics GP Payables Management; Advanced Tipsby premiercomputing1,327 views
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Budget 2011: Bill English's Budget summaryby nzheraldtv254 views
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Stress Test: Married Putby questoptions73 views
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Bernard Hickey examines the AMI Insurance rescue planby nzheraldtv370 views
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May 3 : Economic Weather Report : Gov't borrowing boomby ofInterestNZ258 views
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Bernard Hickey on TV3's Sunrise, July 7, 2009by ofInterestNZ830 views
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Bernard Hickey interviews Rodney Hide: Infrastructureby ofInterestNZ382 views
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TVNZ News with Bernard Hickeyby ofInterestNZ632 views
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90 seconds at 9 am : US economy sliding (news with Bernard Hickey)by ofInterestNZ416 views
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Double Shot Interview : With Revenue Minister Peter Dunne and Bernard Hickeyby ofInterestNZ271 views
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April 2011 : Economic Weather Report (news by Bernard Hickey)by ofInterestNZ191 views
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Double shot interview: Martin Hawes financial writerby ofInterestNZ753 views
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Housing report with Bernard Hickey: Barfoot's April slideby ofInterestNZ139 views
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90 seconds at 9 am: Bernanke talks (news by Bernard Hickey)by ofInterestNZ209 views
Top quality reporting Bernard.
Robonza 9 months ago
I don't understand the National Government. They say they want to pay off the defecit by 2015, by cutting spending by a couple billion, yet they're borrowing nearly 20billion this year! They say they want to catch up with Australia in-terms of wages, yet they say they cannot raise wages as it will be "irresponsible"....probably because inflation is allready nearing 5%. They're really playing a huge gamble here...
goochtobyn 9 months ago