Money
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
Retail spending growth strongest in nearly a decade
NZ consumers opened up their wallets going into winter, with big spending on building and garden products.
RBNZ head remains firm on bank's approach
The Reserve Bank governor has defended his approach as MPs accuse the bank of losing its grip on inflation and failing to act decisively.
Reserve Bank slashes OCR to record low
The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate to a record low 2 percent, and signalled more cuts were ahead. Audio
Interest rates hit record low
Kathryn Ryan talks to RNZ's Business Editor, Gyles Beckford, as the Reserve Bank cuts interest rates to a record low of two per cent. Audio
Waimate council plan to move info centre angers locals
A plan to move Waimate's information centre from the main street has infuriated local business owners who say the move would rob them of much-needed foot traffic. Audio
Earnings season preview
It's that time when the spotlight goes on listed companies with full-year earnings results coming out over the coming days and weeks. Audio
RBNZ rate cut a done deal this week - more to come
An interest rate cut is a done deal this Thursday, if economists and financial markets are to be believed at least. Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Personal finance expert Mary Holm looks at clever and not-so-clever moves with mortgages. Audio
Teina Pora back to court to try to get inflation on payout
Teina Pora is headed back to court to try to get the interest on his $2.5 million dollar payout for being wrongly locked up. Audio
Top Stories for Friday 29 July 2016
A 29-year-old miner has died in Waihi after the front end loader he was driving rolled last night; Rudd's bid to be world's top diplomat going off the rails; reports: Indonesia carries out executions… Audio
Terence Davies: quiet passion and sunset song
Kim Hill talks to Terence Davies, acclaimed screenwriter and film director, who is a guest at the 2016 New Zealand International Film Festival, presenting screenings of his two latest films, Sunset… Audio
Money with Mary Holm
Personal finance expert, Mary Holm answers more listener questions about Kiwisaver performance, and first home help. Audio
A letter to my older self
Four 20-somethings read letters they wrote to their 70-year-old selves, recorded during the making of the A Wrinkle In Time - a podcast from RNZ about ageing. Video
A letter to my younger self
Four people read letters they wrote to their 17-year-old selves, recorded during the making of the A Wrinkle in Time - a podcast from RNZ about ageing. Video
