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With power prices set to rise, electricity retailers have launched an online resource to help those struggling to stay "warm and well" this winter. Audio

The sector has moved back into expansion for first time in 10 months.

Long training and unpaid placements means it could take decades for New Zealand teachers, nurses, social workers and midwives to catch up in cumulative earnings with minimum wage workers, a new study…

Pensioners who have moved from the United States say they are getting a raw deal when it comes to NZ Superannuation.

The firm failed to get an employee's written permission before cutting his wages and bonuses.

RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

Aggressive funds can be more volatile, but should deliver more returns over time.

Sensitive spending that provided a personal benefit to the principal was identified in 54 schools, audits found.

'We spend more on pensions than we do on education.'

The council are replacing and leasing one-hundred new meters - both cash and card.

The Official Cash Rate is being reviewed again next week - so will mortgage rates keep falling?

People who bought a house at the peak of the market and now need to sell it are still generally doing so at a loss, new data suggests.

About 30,000 more people are unemployed than a year ago, and some forecasters say another 10,000 or 15,000 could be out of work before the cycle turns.

It might be a tough time to be a jobseeker for many New Zealanders - but there are still bright spots in some sectors.

Proposed changes should lead to New Zealanders with solar power systems on their houses get more of a return for any power they put back into the system.

A rush of rate movements is predicted, as the official cash rate announcement looms.

The school's biggest teaching block was pronounced earthquake-prone last year

The bank's profit dip last year proved to be temporary as borrowing demand increased, and it paid less for deposits.