Money

Historical biographer and author of a number of books, most recently Fitz: the Colonial Adventures of James Edward Fitzgerald. Audio

Simon Coley of All Good Organics on how sourcing cola from Sierra Leone helped them win world's Fairest Fair Trader. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 7 June 2014. Audio

Senior fellow at public policy think tank Demos, and author of All the President's Bankers: the Hidden Alliances That Drive America's Power. Audio

Entrepreneur turned modern-day monk who tells his story in the memoir Boundless: a Wayward Entrepreneur's Search For Peace. Audio

Cilla Hegarty is the CEO and Founder of NZ Tax Refunds, and the chief of the tax refund app, Woohoo; and Craig Macalister is a Tax Principal at Crowe Horwath in Invercargill. Audio

Richard Ogden is the chairman and founder of the UK organisation Buildoffsite. He is visiting New Zealand to help set up an Australasian chapter and Bruce Coubray is the general manager of Howick… Audio

Catherine DeAngelis: policing pharma Emeritus professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, the first woman editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American Medical Association, and visiting… Audio

David Chaston from the financial website interest.co.nz talks about the growing trend of parents helping their children into their first home. Audio

The government is open to calls to do more to boost New Zealand's currently modest trade relationship with an increasingly prosperous Latin America. Audio

Financial literacy - Teaching young New Zealanders how to handle their money wisely. Stuart Locke is a Professor of Finance at the University of Waikato. Audio

With the debate over the minimum wage, as opposed to a living wage, gathering pace, Wayne tells us that hundreds of New Zealanders - virtually forgotten employees - receive only a fraction of the… Audio

Food is our biggest expense after putting a roof over our heads, but it doesn't have to be that painful according to Kaitaia dairy farmer Lyn Webster. Six years ago the family farm was facing… Audio

Family trusts and some of the problems associated with them. Audio

Peter Griffin with bit and bytes from the hi tech world. This week, we look at the digital currency, Bitcoin. Audio

Writer about technology and public policy for Ars Technica, and Forbes, discussing the rise of the new digital currency, Bitcoin. Audio

We're answering your questions after last week's story on changes to home insurance policies from 'total replacement' to 'sum insured' cover. With Suzanne Wolton, AA Insurance's Head of Distribution… Audio

The way New Zealanders insure their homes is fundamentally changing as we move from 'total replacement' cover to 'sum insured'. So what does this mean for consumers? With Karen Stevens, the Insurance… Audio

Diana Crossan, outgoing Retirement Commissioner on universal superannuation; and Jessica O'Sullivan, a population health strategist who did her Masters degree thesis on the budgetary requirements for… Audio