Money

Labour fears New Zealand's exporters and incomes will be left behind as the Kiwi dollar nears parity with the Australian. Audio

The New Zealand dollar could reach parity with the Australian as early as today. Audio

The New Zealand dollar is expected to equal the value of the Australian dollar for the first time since the kiwi was floated in 1985. Audio

Associate Professor of Politics and head of the Department of Political Science at the University of Canterbury, who will lead one of nine research teams for the new international Centre for the… Audio

Money - not just coins, but also banknotes - feels cold Audio

Farmers are being warned to keep their budgets tight after Fonterra reported a surprise16 percent drop in half-year profit and cut its dividend. Audio

First seen in New Zealand last year, at Manners Street, Wellington, Auckland is about to get it's own Mood Bank. An ATM service in the Wynyard Quarter, on the Auckland Waterfront. Vanessa Crowe is the… Audio

Government considers broadening GST on online purchases. The cost of buying goods from overseas looks likely to go up as the Government prepares to impose GST on more transactions and retailers say a… Audio

He has one of the most instantly recognisable surnames on the planet. So just how did entrepreneur Justin Rockefeller get involved in philanthropy? Audio

One of the country's busiest community law centres is getting bigger, despite its frozen funding. Waitemata Community Law services lower socio economic families, free of charge. It's one of twenty… Audio

Money coach Sarah McMurray discusses how to set your kids up to avoid financial disasters as adults, careers, study and money management. Audio

The head of the Australian National University's School of Economics, Professor Rabee Tourkey believes physical cash will be phased out within a decade. He says it will likely be replaced by a… Audio

If your bones haven't told you to stop, you keep going!" So says septuagenarian lifeguard Malcolm Beattie. Audio

Tips from Dianne Perry and Tara Brewer about flatting in Auckland. Audio

With the pressure on to secure that dream flat before semester starts, find out how the University of Auckland is managing students expectations. Audio

Tax expert Andrew Dickeson explains the difference between doing up your house and selling it...and doing up a house on TV and selling it. Audio

Rod Oram and Bernard Hickey on economic year ahead. Audio

We head to the Free Store, a food shop with a difference. With Benjamin Johnson, the Operations Manager of The Free Store. Also volunteers, cafes, and people using the service. Audio

Community volunteer in the Wellington suburb of Newlands, who works particularly with the elderly, and low-risk offenders from the Corrections Department. Audio

The Russian President has blamed external factors for the collapse of the rouble. Audio