Money
The 'donation dollar' that's designed to be given away
The new Australian $1 coin is stamped with a message that reads: 'Donation Dollar: Give to help others.' The coin, the first of its kind in the world, has been minted in the hope that it will raise… Audio
The Weekend Panel with Jane Clifton and Richard Harman
Our weekend panellists Jane Clifton and Richard Harman offer their thoughts on the past week's news from Aotearoa and abroad. Audio
Labour Party promises to double sick leave and raise minimum wage
The Labour Party is promising to double minimum sick leave entitlements for workers to 10 days a year and raise the minimum wage to $20 an hour.
Fonterra announces annual earnings results
Fonterra's just released its annual results.
Business Editor Gyles Beckford gives Corin Dann the details. Audio
Consumers could be getting fleeced on cell phone plans
Ever think you're paying too much for your mobile phone plan?
Well, a new report released by the Commerce Commission, shows a third of post-pay customers are paying too much.
Consumer NZ's chief… Audio
Agricultural economist hoping for 'boring' Fonterra report
An agricultural economist is hoping for no surprises from dairy giant Fonterra today.
The company will report its annual earnings result as well as confirm the payout for the season just finished.
… Audio
Where has STA Travel customers' money gone?
The amount owed to creditors of the failed travel group STA has soared to more than $10 million, with customers told there's little chance of getting their hard earned cash back.
Nearly a month on… Audio
Salvation Army snapshot of covid impact paints bleak picture
New research on how COVID-19 has impacted communities paints a bleak picture. Salvation Army social policy researcher Ronji Tanielu is a co-author and he talks through the findings with The Panel. Audio
Taranaki teachers draw blank at Green School meeting
Martin Chamberlain, who chairs the Taranaki Secondary Schools Principals Association was hoping Green Party co-leader James Shaw would withdraw a controversial grant of almost $12 million to a… Audio
Pre-election fiscal update - economist Jarrod Kerr explains the numbers
On Thursday New Zealand will officially be in a recession with quarterly growth figures expected to tank.
But the Finance Minister is looking on the bright side, saying the economy is doing better… Video, Audio
Tenant's imminent rent rise: 'It's kind of evil'
Tenants are bracing themselves for a hike in living costs when a freeze on rent increases comes to an end next week.
Evening business for 15 September 2020
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
New Auckland luxury hotel aims to buck the Covid-19 trend
With the borders closed and the country's tourism tanking, it's tough times for most hotel providers.
But one Auckland outfit is hoping to buck the trend - opening today and offering the most… Video, Audio
'I want to see proof' - Tourism operator urges inquiry over Covid-19 recovery funding
A South Island tourism operator says the way more than $40 million in tourism grants has been dished out is unfair, and his is among a group of business owners considering legal action.
Fiordland… Video, Audio
'The streets are empty': CBD business owners question spending data
Some central Auckland businesses are bewildered by the government's upbeat economic analysis.
Unfair tax rules not helped by Labour or National's promises
Opinion - Both our major political party's tax promises lock in existing unfairness in New Zealand's tax system, writes Jonathan Barrett.
More people expected to apply for jobseeker support
More than 7500 people have come to the end of their Covid-19 Income Relief Payment (CIRP) in the week ending 4 September.
Airlines need chance for full flights during holidays - tourism boss
The government is being urged to loosen physical distancing rules on flights so families can make school holiday bookings.
Covid-19 ensures rocky ride for Super Fund
The NZ Superannuation Fund's annual return has been battered amid market volatility and the economic impact of the pandemic.
Your Money with Mary Holm - what to do with your money
With interests rates so low - where can you put your money so that it works for you? Financial author and journalist Mary Holm explores the options. Audio
