Money
How fair is our tax system?
All New Zealanders are Equal, but some are more equal than others'. It's the title of the 2016 Bruce Jesson lecture, which is being delivered by Lisa Marriott - an Associate Professor of Taxation at… Audio
Toby Carr
Kim Hill talks to Toby Carr is the CEO and founder of trading company DeXTech Ltd, and has just received an international youth leadership award. He is a speaker on the Future of Education panel at… Audio
Money with Mary Holm
"Why I'm sticking with shares for the long term - despite recent research." Audio
Insight: Cleaning Franchises - Business Opportunity or Dirty Business?
Teresa Cowie delves into the complicated world of cleaning franchises amid accusations that wages are being driven down, workers are losing their jobs, clients are confused and some franchisees are… Audio
Money printing policies sow seeds of market downturn
The money printing policies of central banks around the world are possibly sowing the seeds of a major market correction, according to a financial market advisor. Audio
Australian CEO pay rates falling
In Australia, relatively subdued economic conditions, especially in the mining and resources sectors, are hurting chief executive pay packets. Audio
People urged to make a financial plan during Money Week
The Bankers Association's chief executive Karen Scott-Howman, says a financial plan can help people understand their current financial position and meet their goals. Audio
Bronwyn King: tobacco free investment
Kim Hill talks to Dr Bronwyn King, CEO of Tobacco Free Portfolios and a practising radiation oncologist at Epworth HealthCare and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. She is leading a global… Audio
Michael Dobson: the Western Sahara
Kim Hill talks to Michael Dobson, who is pursuing a doctorate in Global Politics at the New School for Social Research in New York. For ten days last month, he visited refugee camps in Algeria that… Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Personal Finance expert Mary Holm on emotional thinking and how it affects our financial decisions. Audio
Air NZ Airpoints splits from Fly Buys
We discuss the significance of the split and what it means for consumers. Audio
The ethics of KiwiSaver funds
Ethical investing for KiwiSaver providers following revelations some funds are going to cluster bomb manufacturers and landmine companies. Michael Littlewood is the former co-director of the… Audio
More interest rate cuts needed to increase inflation - NZIER
The Reserve Bank will have to cut interest rates twice more to nudge inflation back into its target band, according to the NZIER. Audio
Amnesty NZ confident police will investigate investments
Amnesty NZ still confident of success despite legal experts casting doubt on the group's complaint laid with police over Kiwisaver fund provider investments. Audio
Duncan Grieve and Barnaby Bennett: publishing and journalism
Kim Hill talks to Duncan Grieve, the founder and editor of The Spinoff, an Auckland-based online magazine and custom content creator. He appears at three WORD Christchurch events: The Spinoff After… Audio
Geoffonomics: conscious consumption
Geoff Simmons, economist at the Morgan Foundation talks about conscious consumption and making your purchase or investment decisions on an ethical/ environmental basis. Audio
Record forfeiture for alleged money laundering
Money laundering expert says the Chinese fugitive ordered by the High Court to pay $43 million cannot be said to have bought his way out of trouble. Audio
Public sector pensions scutinised to see if investments ethical
Pensions belonging to tens of thousands of public servants are being scrutinised by the States Services Commission after revelations some of the money has been invested in companies that make cluster… Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Mary Holm discusses Kiwisaver and ethical investment, plus her approach to investing in shares - is it really 'dangerous'? Audio
Nights' Pundit - Economics
There's no such thing as a free lunch - with independent scholar Brian Easton. Audio
