Money
Attack advertisements could be new feature this election
Could attack-style advertising from individuals and private organisations become a feature of this year's election? Politicians certainly hope not, but at least one adman reckons we should be able to… Audio
Hager takes Westpac privacy breach to Human Rights Tribunal
Journalist Nicky Hager is going to the Human Rights Review Tribunal over Westpac's release of his banking records to the police. Audio
Government moves to end perception New Zealand is a tax haven
After first defending the country's tax rules, the Government is now promising to discolose details about those with New Zealand foreign trusts to other countries without being asked. Audio
Big bank bankrolls big new money show
TVNZ's new prime-time programme all about money is bankrolled by a big bank - and it has a host who helps out the broadcaster with its marketing. So is it all one big ad - or just another way to make… Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Mary Holm answers more listener questions on Kiwisaver, particularly for people who are near retirement or already 65. Audio
Principals of law firm at centre of Panama Papers arrested.
RNZ's business editor explains what impact the latest twist in the Panama Papers saga has on New Zealand as the principals of the law firm at the centre of the leak are arrested and charged in a… Audio
Simone Hunter - Crowdfunding
Crowd-funding sites are fast becoming the way that people with a project fundraise. The arts crowdfunding platform Boosted reached a milestone recently raising over 3 million dollars - Wallace speaks… Audio
Greg Fleming - E is for economics
AMP Capital's Head of Investment Strategy, Greg Fleming, outlines the eight E's of investing in 2017. How will elections, the elderly and electronic commerce affect your money? Audio
Nights' Pundit - Economics
Independent scholar Brian Easton on the distributional consequences of policy change and why they are often overlooked. Audio
Pressure likely for school donations
Some schools will have to turn to their communities for more money or cut back on staffing and resources, saying they are getting very little from the Ministry of Education's operational funding… Audio
Russian's plans in Kiribati met with scepticism
A Russian businessman who wants to revive the Romanov empire has set his sights on three unihabited islands in Kiribati. Anton Bakov is visiting Kiribati at the invitation of its Government, which is… Audio
Questions over travel spending by council company
Christchurch City Councillor Yani Johansen is questioning council owned events company V-Base's almost $17,000 in spending on overseas travel for staff in the last financial year. Audio
Minimum wage earners say they'll still struggle despite rise
Minimum wages are set to rise from 1 April, but many on that income say the increase isn't enough and unions are continuing their calls for a living wage, rather than a minimum wage. Audio
Workers say new $15.75 minimum wage won't help much
Cleaner Paul Tuiloma, 67, says the extra $20 a week will do little to help him keep up with the rising costs of rent, food and petrol.
New Zealanders more confident about the economy
New Zealanders are feeling much more confident about the economy, underpinned by low inflation, a strong housing market, record high tourism, and population growth. Audio
Demographia: Houses in Akl increasingly out of reach for many
Auckland's property market remains out of reach for many, as NZ's biggest city is again crowned the country's least affordable city and one of the most expensive cities in the world, in a new… Audio
Should housing be a human right?
It is estimated there are about 40,000 homeless people in New Zealand, more than half of them are under 25 and many of them children. Audio
Otago Uni recipient of amazing Xmas gift
The University of Otago has received from a local family a very special Christmas gift - a property worth milions of dollars. Part of the Remarkables Station, it was founded during the days of the… Audio
US dollar expected to keep kiwi under pressure
The New Zealand dollar is expected to hold its ground against the US dollar, which has risen on the back of a strenghtening United States economy. Audio
GDP is up but unions warns of stagnant economy
The GDP may've increased by 3.5 percent this year...but that's not enough for the Council of Trade Unions, which says the economy is stagnant. Audio