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Labour responds to National's election year budget
The government's tax cuts are unfair, irresponsible and poorly target according to Labour's finance spokesman Grant Robertson who doesn't think the budget goes far enough to help those most in need. Audio
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Post-budget panel investigates the fine detail of Budget 2017
Steven Joyce defends his budget while an expert panel picks apart the fine detail on housing, tax cuts and family benefits. David Slack, Heather Roy and Bernard Hickey joins Guyon Espiner. Audio
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Labour won't say whether it'll adopt families income package
More than a million New Zealanders are set to benefit from the government's families income package announced in yesterday's budget, but the Labour Party won't say if it will adopt it, if it wins the… Video, Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 26 May 2017
Audio 26 May 2017From Manchester, Senior BBC Radio reporter Kate Squire says UK police force are absolutely furious about the leak which has compromised the on-going investigation into the concert bombing. "This is an… Audio
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Tax cuts in 2017 Budget
Budget 2017 analysis from commentators Bernard Hickey and Grant Cleary. Audio
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Question Time for 9 May 2017
Audio 9 May 2017-
Hon JO GOODHEW to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he received on the status of the New Zealand economy?
JAMES SHAW to the Minister of Conservation: Would she like to see more coal…
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PM: Govt budget to target most vulnerable; Peters 'irresponsible' on Pike
In Bill English's ninth budget, his first as Prime Minister, social investment takes the wheel as the Government moves its focus away from tax cuts. Video, Audio
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Question Time for 3 May 2017
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NUK KORAKO to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the progress of the New Zealand economy?
ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Why, under his Prime Ministership, has the…
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Biggest change in tax US since Reagan era just announced
The White House is calling it the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986 and one of the biggest tax cuts in American history. Geof Nightingale from Price Waterhouse Coopers, says the… Audio
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The Negotiator - Jim Bolger: Prime Minister 1990-97
In part three of The 9th Floor, Guyon Espiner talks to Jim Bolger, who steered New Zealand through a turbulent seven years that saw more economic upheaval, a resetting of race relations and the… Video, Audio
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NZ wage earners among the lowest taxed in OECD
A new report from the OECD shows out of 35 countries New Zealand and Chile workers are taxed the least, and those in Belguim and France the most. As Patrick O'Meara report, this comes as the… Audio
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Australia urged to renew aid focus in new foreign policy
World Vision is calling on the Australian government to reassert the role of aid in its upcoming 10 year foreign policy strategy. Audio
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Question Time for 15 March 2017
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ALASTAIR SCOTT to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on New Zealand’s external financial position?
JAMES SHAW to the Minister for the Environment: Does he stand by his statement…
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ACT: National must cut taxes before, not after, the election
Audio 14 Mar 2017Another take on taxes, this time from the ACT Party leader David Seymour. "I'm saying cut taxes and cut them early. Because frankly the National Party have promised nine out of the last two tax cuts… Audio
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Voters will have clear choices on tax when they go to the polls in September
Labour says it will not raise taxes if elected, whereas National is continuing to dangle the prospect of tax cuts, and the Greens are signalling carbon charges. Patrick O'Meara reports. Audio
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Midday News for 13 March 2017
Audio 13 Mar 2017The major parties take different lines on tax cuts and signs of a housing market slowdown - sales are lagging and price rises easing. Audio
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Hint of tax cuts next year change in tone from PM
The Prime Minister, Bill English, has hinted that tax cuts could be introduced as early as April next year. That's a change in tone, according to our economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara. Audio
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Tax cuts are on the table
Prime Minister Bill English says tax cuts are on the table. He says if tax cuts are announced in the next budget they would take effect on April 1, 2018. "We would follow the normal cycle." Audio
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No plans for Labour to raise taxes if it leads next government
"We believe with the large forecast surplus we can fund our promises with what we've got." Labour Party finance spokesperson Grant Robertson explains how they're going to fund their election promises… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 13 March 2017
Audio 13 Mar 2017A mass cleanup's underway around the top half of the North Island, we get the latest from Auckland Civil Defence, we also cross to Coromandel and hear how Northland has fared. National hints at tax… Audio
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Economic ‘Trump bump’ will be short-lived
The US President’s plans will lead to a ‘Trump bump’ in the economy, CNN’s Richard Quest says, but in the long term we are going to need to hold onto our hats. Video, Audio
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Growing govt surpluses give options
Prime Minister designate Bill English's fiscal cups look to be running over after the Treasury upped its forecasts of budget surpluses and economic growth, while it pointed to spending on… Audio
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Question Time for 8 December 2016
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JAMI-LEE ROSS to the Minister of Finance: What announcements has he made showing the Government is on track to continue delivering surpluses and supporting a growing economy?
ANDREW LITTLE to the…
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Question Time for 7 December 2016
ANDREW LITTLE to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by his statement, “there is no room for significant loosening of the purse strings”, and does this apply to funding for health, police, and…
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Opposition mounts after talk of tax cuts
The Prime Minister and Finance Minister are keeping tax cuts on the agenda, despite not knowing the cost of last week's earthquakes. Economist Bryce Wilkinson from the New Zealand Initiative says tax… Audio
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Labour maintains opposition to tax cuts
The Labour leader says with growing debt and funding cuts, the government can't look at tax cuts, even if they're set to help low and middle-income families. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 22 November 2016
Audio 22 Nov 2016Trampers mystified after two men found dead on Wairarapa trail, Kaikoura businesses robbed of their golden summer, Labour maintains opposition to tax cuts, Tsunami funding call an "unreasonable… Audio
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PM says tax and family package still on the cards next year
A package of tax cuts and help for low income families is still on the Government's radar next year. RNZ Economics Correspondent Patrick O'Meara joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Opposition parties say PM irresponsible to consider tax cuts
The Prime Minister is being labeled irresponsible for talking tax cuts when the full cost of the damage from last week's earthquakes is still not known. Audio
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Tax cuts, a prison and a family package.
John Key says a new family package is in the pipeline and that new prisons are needed. Audio