Money
Finance expert worried Christchurch victims uninsured
A Muslim economics and finance professor is worried victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings don't have life insurance, leaving their family out of pocket. Faruk Balli from Massey University, says… Audio
Insurance buyers should be warned on policy changes - Faafoi
The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister has ruled out the idea of a state-owned insurance company becoming a reality any time soon, but says firms need to communicate changes better. Audio
Tolaga Bay still littered with logs months after slash inundation
The fight for compensation for East Coast locals affected by a tidal wave of forestry debris is set to ramp up as all companies charged by the Gisborne District Council say they're not guilty. Video, Audio
Eric Watson’s Cullen Group ordered to pay $112m to IRD
The High Court has confirmed high profile businessman Eric Watson's company Cullen Group must pay its $112 million bill to IRD after it set up an elaborate structure to avoid paying tax. Audio
Indian priests say they've been exploited by local temple
Two Indian priests say they've been exploited since coming to work in New Zealand, earning just $1000 and $2000 respectively for six months work. They say they worked long hours and had no holidays… Audio
DHBs face million dollar bills after underpaying holiday pay
Thousands of health workers may be owed millions of dollars because of years of underpayments under the Holidays Act. But after three years trying to untangle the mess, the district health boards are… Audio
DHBs owe staff millions in holiday pay
Some health boards are facing bills that could run into the millions because they've been underpaying staff for years. The Government says the boards and unions are working to figure out which health… Audio
IAG cautious about insuring Wellington residents
IAG, the parent company of insurance brands AMI and State, will no longer take on any new customers in the Wellington area. Chief executive of the Insurance Broker's Association Gary Young says since… Audio
Question of the Day
Would you miss cash if it left for good ? when was the LAST time you used cash. Audio
About 200 fake Six60 tickets presented at concert's gates
About 200 concertgoers were refused entry to the Six60 concert at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday night when they tried to enter with "fraudulent tickets".
$10m deficit shows toll roads don't add up, say opponents
New Zealanders owe almost $10 million in unpaid tolls and administration fees for travelling on the country's toll roads.
Western Springs speedway: No cash available for extension - council
The Auckland Council arm that ended the Western Springs speedway's lease says it hasn't got the money to keep the sport running at the site.
Home detention for accountant who evaded $1m in tax
An Auckland accountant has been sentenced to a year's home detention for evading $1.04 million in tax and fraudulently claiming $85,000 in GST refunds.
Pacific migrants more likely to be lower paid
A new study focused on Pacific migrants has found they're more likely to be lower paid or receive benefits than other non-Pacific migrants. Researcher Isabelle Sin joins me to talk about how limited… Audio
Govt defends Sir Michael Cullen’s $1000 a day pay cheque
The government is defending still paying Sir Michael Cullen $1000 a day as the head of the Tax Working Group, which delivered its final report last month. Audio
Queenstown locals to have say on local visitor tax
Tourists have warned they'll give Queenstown a second thought if a local visitor tax is imposed in the resort town. The Queenstown Lakes District Council has voted unanimously to hold a referendum on… Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm: When couples differ over money
Couples often differ over money - and unless you can deal with them, such differences will at least create tensions, and sometimes cause breakups. Audio
Avondale: Loved, neglected, revitalised
The well-worn but well-loved inner west Auckland suburb of Avondale is set to get its first taste of revitalisation after years of neglect. A $21 million community centre is planned for the heart of… Audio
Nurses say pay rates don't reflect demands of job
Nurses have told MPs they are highly skilled professionals but their pay rates mean they still struggle to pay their bills. On Wednesday, the Nurses Organisation appeared before the parliamentary… Audio
Burial costs push families to cremate loved ones
The increasing cost of burials is leaving low income families with no choice but to turn to cremation even if it's against their beliefs. People who are struggling financially can get funeral grants… Audio
