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Will investing in shares last?
Podcast episode — 13 February 2020Investors in shares - and most KiwiSaver investors - are doing "too well" says financial author and journalist Mary Holm, but can it last?
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Your Money with Mary Holm
Investors in shares - and most KiwiSaver investors - are doing "too well" says financial author and journalist Mary Holm, but can it last? Audio
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Wellington would struggle for enough water to fight fires post-quake
The capital's top agencies are trying to come up with alternative ways to fight fires following a large quake - including using water pumped from the sea.
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Wellington at high risk of large fire if earthquake hits
Fire crews would struggle to access water to fight blazes after a large earthquake in Wellington.
They would be stopped from using the city's reservoirs because they would be needed for drinking… Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: 5 February 2020
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Bryan Crump about RNZ's big music shake-up. Also - the media memorialising Mike Moore, an ODT reporter's sudden departure -…
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Midweek Mediawatch: 5 February 2020
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Bryan Crump about RNZ's big music shake-up. Also - the media memorialising Mike Moore, an ODT reporter's sudden departure -…
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Coronavirus outbreak: Auckland Lantern Festival cancelled
This year's Auckland Lantern Festival - which attracted 175,000 people last year - has been cancelled due to growing concerns over the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Review of Retirement Income Policy 2019
Podcast episode — 30 January 2020Popular financial journalist and author Mary Holm is back to go over the Review of Retirement Income Policy 2019, released yesterday.
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Money with Mary Holm
Popular financial journalist and author Mary Holm is back to go over the Review of Retirement Income Policy 2019, released yesterday. Audio
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Podcasts picks - white-collar fraud
Paul Bushnell reviews two podcasts that explore white collar fraud - The Dropout - the deception by Elizabeth Holmes and The Fake Heiress which looks at the crimes of Anna Sorokin. Audio
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Business news in brief
In today's business news - Low interest rates lure small investors back to the housing market and a privately owned stake in a South Auckland men's prison has been sold.
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Police name man who died in Christchurch house fire
Police have named the man who died in a Christchurch house fire on Monday morning.
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Cause of 'ferocious' fatal boarding house fire still unknown
The cause of a fatal early morning inferno in a Christchurch boarding house remains unclear, but suspicious circumstances have been ruled out as investigations continue.
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Fatal New Brighton fire not suspicious
There's still no saying what caused an early morning inferno in a Christchurch boarding house, which claimed one life this morning. The single storey New Brighton property went up in flames just… Audio
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Getting in financial shape for 2020
Audio 7 Jan 2020RNZ's finance expert Mary Holm offers plenty of practical tips on getting your house in order, whether it's KiwiSaver contributions, putting aside for a rainy day or understanding risk and return.
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Getting in financial shape for 2020
Audio 7 Jan 2020RNZ's personal finance expert offers plenty of practical advice on getting your house in order, whether it's KiwiSaver contributions, putting aside for a rainy day or understanding risk and return.
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Kerryanne Evans on Country Calendar and television journalism
Audio 5 Jan 2020Kerranne Evans tells Lynn about the joys of working on New Zealand's longest running TV show Country Calendar. Audio
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Toronto Children's Chorus - First Bracket
Music by Lori-Anne Dolloff, J S Bach, Josu Elberdin, Leonie Holmes, Claude Debussy, and Steven Rapana. Recorded in St Matthew's-in-the-City, Auckland, 3 July 2019. Audio
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Time's up for volunteering
Insight - Volunteering is facing a crisis. Insight's report Teresa Cowie investigates how essential services can survive as more and more people decide they can't make on going commitments to help… Video, Audio
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Sport: International Rugby League recommends reforms in Tonga
The International Rugby League Board has recommended a package of reforms for the sport in Tonga, following the conclusion of a two-month investigation.
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Mary examines some of her financial decisions
Podcast episode — 12 December 2019Christmas is a time for reflection and so financial author and journalist Mary Holm examines what financial decisions she has made and regretted.
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Your Money with Mary Holm
Christmas is a time for reflection and so financial author and journalist Mary Holm examines what financial decisions she has made and regretted. Audio
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Council refuses to sign off on new building with faulty design
Christchurch City Council is refusing to sign off on a new and unoccupied central city multi-storey building after a final ruling faulted its design.
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Eve de Castro-Robinson: from “sonic artist” to world leading composer
Dr Eve de Castro-Robinson is one of this country’s leading composers and composition educators. She’s putting her books away having announced her retirement from teaching after 25 years. She talks… Audio
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Big four auditors face investor calls for tougher climate scrutiny
The so-called Big Four auditors are being warned that failure to take urgent action on climate-related risks could do more damage than the financial crisis.
