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Ever had an insurance claim unfairly denied? It turns out it's more common than you'd think.

Consumer NZ's research on insurance providers found a quarter of people had complained to their insurer… Audio

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

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

Less than 40 percent of New Zealanders use cash at least three times per week. Audio

Bernard Arnault has joined the exclusive centi-billionaire club. Audio

Central banks around the world are doing their best to wrap their heads around the potential implications of Facebook's Libra digital coin - including our own. Audio

Christian Hawkesby the Assistant Governor of the Reserve Bank talks to Kathryn Ryan about the rise of new currencies and The Reserve Bank's warnings about what a wallet-less economy could mean for… Audio

The Westland mayor is delighted the Department of Conservation will take over the clean-up of the Fox River after devastating floods in March.

An old landfill was eroded by the flood waters… Audio

Some of New Zealand's Pacific community are hopeful Facebook's new digital currency may end long waits for money to be transferred home.

The tech giant plans to roll out its own currency Libra next… Audio

A Christchurch insurance advocate says the new Canterbury Earthquake Insurance Tribunal may finally be the solution to get unresolved claims from the 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes settled.

The… Audio

Facebook says it'll roll out a digital currency called Libra next year that would allow its billions of users around the world to make financial transactions online. It's partnered with 28 companies… Audio

Midday Markets for 18 June 2019. Audio

Iran says it will breach the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium that was set under a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.

Iran's atomic energy agency says it has quadrupled production of the… Audio

First Union general secretary Dennis Maga says departing ANZ chief executive David Hisco's actions - using company expenses for a chauffeur-driven car and wine storage - were especially galling when… Audio

Pressure is mounting on ANZ's chairman Sir John Key after it was revealed its long-serving chief executive was embroiled in an expenses scandal.

David Hisco has left one of New Zealand's most… Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the controversy surrounding departing ANZ boss David Hisco is an employment matter and the responsibility of the bank.

"Ultimately what we are talking about here… Audio

ANZ staff are said to be furious that they've been helping to pay for their chief executive's lavish lifestyle while they've struggled for a pay rise.

The bank's chair Sir John Key revealed the chief… Audio

ANZ staff are said to be furious that they've been helping to pay for their chief executive's lavish lifestyle while they've struggled for a pay rise.

The bank's chair, Sir John Key, on Monday… Audio

The pay offers aimed at breaking the deadlock in the teachers' pay dispute have come as a kick in the guts for hundreds of small primary school principals, who say they will end up receiving less pay… Audio