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The chief executive of the Superfund, Adrian Orr, has been appointed as the new Reserve Bank governor. Mr Orr was deputy governor and head of financial stability at the Reserve Bank from 2003 to 2007… Audio

A Chinese commercial fishing company caught with an illegal haul of critically-endangered tuna has been banned from all deep-sea fishing and fined more than 800 thousand dollars. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund says it's moves to dump fossil fuel related assets and polluters, and instead embrace a carbon free future is motivated by a need to future proof the multi-billion… Audio

The country needs to change its attitude to paying for infrastructure projects if it's to attract Superannuation Fund investment in new roads, bridges and the like. Audio

MPI is defending its record on fish prosecutions but admits its data keeping is not comprehensive. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund lost almost one point four billion dollars in value during August as the turmoil in the Chinese economy spread to other markets around the world. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund is steering clear of calling for a resumption of government contributions to the fund, which were suspended in the wake of the global financial crisis and the… Audio

The promotional body for the red meat industry says fines handed to more than 15 butchers who misused potentially harmful preservatives, aren't tough enough. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund is suing Portugal's central bank after losing 200 million dollars in a loan deal. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund is one of several investors suing Portugal's central bank, accusing it of illegal behaviour and a refusal to accept facts. Audio

In a bid to resolve a conflict between humans and kea at a logging site near Nelson, The Kea Conservation Trust has introduced a kea gymnasium. Audio

Environmental campaigners want superannuation and general investment funds to stop investing in fossil fuels. They say the coal, oil and gas industries produce greenhouse gases and fund managers have… Audio

The anti-abortion group, Right to Life, says doctors are within their legal rights to refuse to prescribe contraception to patients. Audio

Conservationists may have found a way to end the long running battle between New Zealand's alpine parrot, the Kea, and high country farmers. Audio

The New Zealand superannuation fund has made record gains in the year to June, and is now worth more than 19 billion dollars. Audio

But who's voice is it? Audio

The legal battle over abortion looks set to continue despite the Court of Appeal refusing to hear the issue yesterday. Audio

Cleaning up the banking system will be one of the top priorities at a meeting of G20 finance ministers in England. Audio

The retirement commissioner says people's pension payments must NOT be cut. Audio

A High Court judge says the lawfulness of many abortions being carried out is doubtful. Audio

The central bank is trying to stave off a predicted recession in the US, which has prompted turmoil on world markets. Audio

The U.S. Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates by three quarters of a percent to stop tumbling share markets. Audio

Share prices have plunged today across European markets, fuelled by fears the United States is heading towards recession. Audio