Money

Thousands of junior doctors are walking off the job from 8am, for their longest strike yet. It's the fifth strike by the members of the Resident Doctors Association and this time will run for five… Audio

Our trans-Tasman cousins have one over us in the ongoing national rivalry between New Zealand and Australia, with Aussies saving more than Kiwis. Finder's global editor-in-chief Angus Kidman… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

Banks have been named and shamed, and yet they are still trying to push unwanted credit cards and insurance on customers. Consumer NZ's latest banking survey found one in five bank customers had been… Audio

Financial columnist and author Mary Holm answers two listeners' questions about shares and warns listeners about the dangers of insider trading Audio

The Audit Office is going to take a targeted look at some of the payments made from the $3 billion Provincial Growth Fund. It's already audited two payments made by the Ministry of Business… Audio

Customers are less-satisified with their Kiwisaver providers than ever - and are being charged more by their fund managers. This is revealed in Consumer NZ's latest survey of all thirteen Kiwisaver… Audio

Contractors brought in to sort out Wellington's shambolic new bus rollout have been paid more than a million-and-a-half dollars to fix the problem. The new bus timetables and routes were launched in… Audio

The National Party review into its culture may not have spoken to women from the party who are Members of Parliament, leader Simon Bridges says. Video, Audio

The number of fines handed out by static speed cameras last year was more than three times higher than the previous year, and 20 times more than it was in 2013. But while the number of tickets handed… Audio

Midwives working in the public sector say it's been a long two years to settle with the government and it's hoping future negotiations are much smoother sailing. Members of the MERAS union have voted… Audio

Philanthropist Chris Clarke is urging people to think carefully about who they donate to and why. Audio

Assistant Professor of Marketing at New York Institute of Technology in New York City Colleen Kirk followed up anecdotal evidence that dog owners are willing to pay more at the vets than cat owners. Audio

A new report shows the incomes of the middle class in the OECD are stagnating. The ultra-rich are getting more and the report says there will be political consequences because of this. Economics… Audio

In the shadow of a gloomy International Monetary Fund forecast for economic growth, Finance Minister Grant Robertson is in Washington this week meeting financial heads from around the world. The IMF… Audio

Parliament's Justice Select Committee is expected to consider banning foreign donations to political parties. The SIS has warned the Justice Select Committee that other countries have wanted to make… Audio

The top economist at Australasia's biggest bank, ANZ, believes China is facing its biggest economic challenges ever.

ANZ Bank chief economist Richard Yetsenga said the biggest risks to global growth… Video, Audio