Money
Survey finds few over 50s saving for retirement
A new survey finds that almost two-thirds of New Zealanders nearing retirement have not yet even started to think about how much money they'll need. David Boyle is Group Manager, Investor Education… Audio
Economics
Is there no such thing as a free lunch - with independent scholar Brian Easton. Is the New Zealand economy heading into a recession? Audio
Playing Favourites with Mark Todd
Co-founder of Auckland urban development company Ockham Residential, and the Ockham Foundation, an education-based registered charity, and new sponsor of the New Zealand Book Awards. Audio
Super Fund's best bet still the sharemarket
The NZ Super Fund says the sharemarket still provides the best bet to achieve strong returns to help meet the country's future pension bill. Audio
Study of material well-being shows NZ richer but also unequal
The latest study has found New Zealand is richer and performing better than it's given credit for, but it's also one of the more unequal developed countries. Using consumption rather than income as a… Audio
Jennifer Peedom: sherpas and Everest
Australian filmmaker known for her intimate portraits of people in extreme circumstances. Her latest documentary, Sherpa, is screening at the New Zealand International Film Festivals. Audio
Public interest journalism and paywalls
Editor and publisher of Scoop Media, which runs the independent news source Scoop.co.nz as a free service for the public, supported by a range of premium services and a new "Ethical Paywall"… Audio
Labour unveils new business tax proposal
The Labour Party announces a new tax proposal that would allow businesses to choose how they pay provisional tax throughout the year. Audio
Anna Guenther
CEO and co-founder of equity crowdfunding platform PledgeMe, which has just celebrated its third birthday. Audio
The birth of NZ's decimal money
Today is Decimal Currency day - introduced July 10 1967. Video, Audio
Questions over $500m Haiti aid money donated to Haiti
Questions are being asked about what has happened to almost half a billion dollars of aid money donated to the Red Cross to help Haiti after its catastrophic 2010 earthquake. Politicians in the US and… Audio
Wait and see for markets
A currency commentator says China's crumbling share market appears to be towards the back of traders' minds until decisions have been made on the fiscal situation in Greece. Audio
More that $21million sent home by Pacific Island athletes
More than 21-million dollars is sent back to the Pacific Islands each year by sports' stars who've moved away from home. Audio
Financially lacking
New Zealanders need to improve how they handle their personal finances. But a visiting expert says it's hard to tell if education makes any difference. Audio
Listener Feedback to Saturday 4 July 2015
Noelle McCarthy reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 4 July 2015. Audio
PM says new policies will deliver real benefits to families
From tomorrow New Zealanders will pay less to license their cars, there'll be more free doctors visits and a funding boost for parental care Audio
Banking technology putting elderly people at risk of scams
Internet and mobile phone banking is putting elderly people at more at risk of being taken advantage of. Audio
NZ's involved in Asian bank seen as strategic
New Zealand's involvement in a bank that China is setting up to counter the American-backed World Bank and International Monetary Fund is being viewed as a strategic move. Audio
CEOs salaries
The list of what the chief executives of the top companies earn has been released today. Geoff Plimmer of Victoria University joins the Panel to discuss the rationale behind the big bucks. And is… Audio
Alex Gibney: unwrapping Scientology
American filmmaker of documentaries about Enron, Iraq, Eliot Spitzer, Wikileaks, and Lance Armstrong. His new film, Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, will screen at this year's New… Video, Audio
