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Money with Mary Holm: Investment Risks
Investment risks Part 3: Looking over your shoulder, overseas and overconfident. In a four-part series, Mary talks about the risks described in the newly updated Upside Downside - a guide to risk for… Audio
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Firms move out of Wellington high-rise due to quake damage
Three companies have moved out of a Wellington high-rise where the steel reinforcing bar stretched in the Kaikōura earthquake.
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Company denies seabed mining would wreck environment
A company wanting to mine iron sand off the South Taranaki coast has rejected accusations its proposal would wreck the marine environment.
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Mary Holm: Investment risks Part 2
In a four-part series, Mary talks about the risks described in the newly updated Upside Downside - a guide to risk for savers and investors. In this session: too complicated, too much borrowing, not… Audio
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Boyd in doubt for ANZAC test
The Australia rugby league team faces a nervous wait on the health of another key member after fullback Darius Boyd failed to finish the team's first training session.
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Sarah BALLARD: Beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Estrella: Somi Kim, Gemma Lee, Judy Lee, Cindy Tsao (pianos). Audio
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Masters Games delivers 'world class sporting event'
Players and supporters filled The Cloud on Auckland's Viaduct as the final curtain came down on the ninth World Masters Games last night.
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Money with Mary Holm
In a four-part series, Mary talks about the risks described in the newly updated booklet she wrote for the Reserve Bank, "Upside Downside - a guide to risk for savers and investors". Audio
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Kangaroos wait on Thurston
Johnathan Thurston could still play for the Kangaroos against the Kiwis even if he's ruled out of North Queensland's NRL clash against Parramatta on Friday, says Australia coach Mal Meninga.
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Cancer patients want NZ-funded treatment
Patients with a little-known cancer want a new treatment funded in this country, so they don't have to fly to Australia for life-saving care.
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The Pantograph Punch: Dead Air
RNZ broadcasters John Campbell, Carol Hirschfeld, Wallace Chapman and Noelle McCarthy share in front of an audience stories about the moments that have left them speechless, for better and for worse.
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Mary Holm: Why investing offshore is wise
Why investing offshore is wise rather than risky. For more information on this, Mary has updated her information booklet for the Reserve Bank, called Upside, downside a guide to risk for savers and… Audio
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NZ satirist John Clarke has died, aged 68
Well-known New Zealand satirist, comedian and writer John Clarke has died, aged 68. Video, Audio
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We don't know how lucky we are. Tom Scott on his mate, John Clarke
Satirist, comedian and writer John Clarke has died, aged 68. Audio
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Council denies dam to blame for flooding
Bay of Plenty Regional Council has denied the management of the dam above Edgecumbe led to flooding of the town. Audio
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Flooding could have been prevented - former mayor says
Former Whakatane Mayor Colin Holmes says the massive flood in Edgecumbe needn't have happened and he says the Regional Council is to blame. Audio
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World premiere of Flute Concerto
Wairua Sinfonietta is set to give the world premiere of a Leopold Hofmann’s Flute Concerto in G major with soloist Professor Uwe Grodd this weekend. Auckland University Associate Professor Allan… Audio
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Clubs line up to sign Cronk
Canterbury and Wests Tigers have become the first Sydney NRL clubs to throw their hats in the ring for Cooper Cronk's prized signature.
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Money with Mary Holm
Personal finance expert, Mary Holm talks about the role gender plays in financial decisions. How gender affects goal setting, Are men or women more likely to take risks? Which is more likely to trade… Audio
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Pacific businesses in Auckland to try and break into NZ market
28 businesses from around the pacific region are in Auckland creating partnerships that will help them break into the New Zealand market. Audio
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The Pasifika Festival marks 25 years
Auckland's Pasifika festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend with special programming to mark the significant milestone. Audio
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The Pasifika Festival marks 25 years
Auckland's Pasifika festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend with special programming to mark the significant milestone. Audio
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The Risks and Benefits of Bonds
Podcast episode — 16 March 2017Most of us are in bonds via our superannuation and kiwisaver schemes. Personal Finance expert Mary Holm looks at bonds - what they are, how safe they are, and why you should know about credit ratings.
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Mary Holm on the risks and benefits of bonds
Most of us are in bonds via our superannuation and kiwisaver schemes. Personal Finance expert Mary Holm looks at bonds - what they are, how safe they are, and why you should know about credit ratings.
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Race to protect Te Waikoropupū Springs
The guardians of the world's clearest spring in Golden Bay are urging the Environment Minister to preserve and protect it from commercial ventures.
