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  • Govt to spend $41.1m on emergency housing

    News
    Politics housing
    9 May 2016
    National MP Paula Bennett during caucas run April 2015.

    The government will pump $41.1 million dollars into emergency housing, Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett has revealed. Audio

    Govt to spend $41.1m on emergency housing
  • White House correspondent Mark Landler on Obama, Clinton, Sanders and Trump

    Audio
    9 May 2016
    Mark Lander

    The secret rivalry between US President Barack Obama and his former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. We talk to Mark Landler, the White House Correspondent for the New York Times about his book… Audio

  • Question Time for 4 May 2016

    Audio 4 May 2016
    1. BRETT HUDSON to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the New Zealand economy?
    2. ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his statements?
    3. JAMES SHAW to…
  • Mixed messages and home truths on housing

    Audio
    media economy
    1 May 2016

    Alarming accounts of Auckland's overheating housing market lately - and the winners and losers - have jarred with articles about those making big money. Audio

  • Mixed messages and home truths on housing

    News
    Mediawatch media
    1 May 2016

    Alarming accounts of Auckland's overheating housing market lately - and the winners and losers - have jarred with articles about those making big money.

    Audio

    Mixed messages and home truths on housing
  • Queenstown housing crisis leaves workers in lurch

    Audio
    28 Apr 2016

    Queenstown workers hit hard by the town's housing crisis have been forced to live in tents or cars as rents soar to over $600 a week. Audio

  • Review: Eye in the Sky

    Audio
    28 Apr 2016
    Eye in the Sky thumb

    Eye in the Sky gives our leaders – and those who fight for them – the benefit of the doubt regarding their intentions, even as it breathlessly interrogates their consciences, says Dan Slevin. Video, Audio

  • How to be a stand-up comedian

    Audio
    27 Apr 2016

    The New Zealand International Comedy Festival is underway this week bringing well known international and local comics to Wellington and Auckland. But they all had to start somewhere. Zoë George… Audio

  • Loan sharks still flout rules - consumer group

    News
    Business
    27 Apr 2016
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    A new code to promote responsible lending is starting to have an effect, but a lobby group says its not enough to stop dodgy lenders targeting vulnerable households.

    Loan sharks still flout rules - consumer group
  • Melbourne also suffering from a housing crisis

    Audio
    26 Apr 2016

    Melbourne is suffering from a housing crisis of its own - which shares some similarities with Auckland's. But the state of Victoria does have its own land tax, which excludes your primary home, and… Audio

  • Treasury fails to find easy answers for Auckland housing crisis

    Audio
    26 Apr 2016

    The Government's failed to find any easy new answers to Auckland's housing crisis, after getting Treasury to cast an eye over Auckland council's finances Audio

  • Debt to income ratios 'at record levels'

    News
    Business
    21 Apr 2016
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    New Zealanders are being warned they are back on a debt-fuelled splurge that could end in tears.

    Debt to income ratios 'at record levels'
  • Rio Olympics will be 'spectacular' despite economic crisis

    News
    Sport
    20 Apr 2016
    IOC president Thomas Bach

    International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach maintains the Rio Olympics will be "spectacular" and a "great success" despite a political and economic crisis gripping the host nation.

    Rio Olympics will be 'spectacular' despite economic crisis
  • Brazil's president loses impeachment vote

    Audio 19 Apr 2016

    Brazil's political crisis has deepened after the lower house of Congress authorised the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff yesterday. Audio

  • Exploring identity politics with theatre

    News
    The Wireless
    18 Apr 2016
    No caption

    Alice Canton is coming face-to-face with her Chinese and Pakeha identity in a new show at The Basement Theatre.

    Exploring identity politics with theatre
  • Dual Identities in White/Other

    Audio
    17 Apr 2016

    Actor Alice Canton explores the her dual identities in a solo show called White/Other and looks at what it means to be Chinese and Pakeha. Audio

  • Steel safety crisis meeting being held

    News
    New Zealand business
    14 Apr 2016
    A factory worker attaches steel mesh at a concrete reinforcement factory.

    A crisis meeting on the standard of quake-grade steel mesh is being held today in Auckland, with questions also now being raised about structural steel. Audio

    Steel safety crisis meeting being held
  • Crisis meeting called over steel tests

    Audio
    14 Apr 2016

    A crisis meeting over the standard of quake-grade steel mesh used in all new slab-floor houses is being held today in Auckland. Audio

  • Toby and Toby on ... The war on the war on drugs

    News
    New Zealand Comment & Analysis
    13 Apr 2016
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    OPINION: The war on drugs is being won by the barons, traffickers and dealers, say Toby Manhire and Toby Morris. So what comes next?

    Wars on drugs don't work
  • Buy apartments, Aucklanders told

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    13 Apr 2016
    Higher density and townhouse developments are part of Housing New Zealand's new Auckland focus

    First home buyers are being told to lower their standards and look at apartments as Auckland's median house price hits $820,000. Audio

    Buy apartments, Aucklanders told
  • Auckland won't build out of housing shortage

    Audio
    5 Apr 2016

    The theory of building more houses doesn't seem to be the answer to our biggest city's housing crisis according to new statistics. Audio

  • The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and Duncan Greive (Part 1)

    Audio 5 Apr 2016

    What the Panelists Lynda Hallinan and Duncan Grieve have been up to. Al Gillespie talks about what Helen Clark is up against for UN's top job. Al Gillespie looks at what the secondment of Egyptian… Audio

  • Solomons crisis looms as port reforms stifle business

    Audio 25 Mar 2016

    The prime minister of Solomon Islands has promised action to avert a looming economic crisis fuelled by increased fees and longer processing times at the country's international ports. Audio

  • Solomons crisis looms as port reforms stifle business

    News
    Pacific Solomon Islands
    24 Mar 2016
    Honiara port

    The prime minister of Solomon Islands has promised action to avert a looming economic crisis fuelled by increased fees and longer processing times at ports.

    Solomons crisis looms as port reforms stifle business
  • Homes to be demolished for carpark

    News
    New Zealand Election 2008
    24 Mar 2016
    Pip Hartley and her daughter have to leave their council-owned rental homes, so that they can be demolished to expand Monte Cecilia Park in Mount Roskill.

    Residents on the edge of a Auckland park say they are frustrated and confused why their homes are being demolished to build a carpark.

    Homes to be demolished for carpark
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