At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all.
Peeni Henare: 2/10
Not one of your more high profile operators, and yet this week we are eight months on with Ihumātao. Any progress Peeni? None. No steering committee. Nothing.
And then you get to the Defence Force and the essay. The day the minister phones a department over a prize-winning because she doesn't like the tone is the day we should all be living in Moscow or Havanna.
 
Tony Alexander: 7/10
More excellent insight into the market is this week's revelation. And the effect of the Government policy on investors? None
 
Jobs: 8/10
Record numbers advertised. We are a jobs Nirvana.
 
Lights Out: 3/10
The down side of being a job Nirvana. The other part of the equation is you need people to actually fill the jobs.
 
Koha: 1/10
The Human Rights Commissioner should have resigned four days ago.
 
Israel Folau: 6/10
Lobs up in Japan. I wish him nothing but the best - it's a very high price to have paid for an opinion.
 
Richard Branson: 8/10
The world needs dreamers and big picture thinkers.
 
The Immigration Scam: 2/10
Laid bare this week. A queue a mile long, 50,000 applications cancelled, families separated and stranded and nothing newer than October of 2019 looked at.
And you thought North Korea had entry problems.
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