Bernard Hickey

A number of high profile supporters have withdrawn their support in developing a CovidCard  Newsroom Pro managing editor, Bernard Hickey, talks to Jesse about what's been going on behind the scenes. Audio

The closed borders protecting us from Covid-19 is keeping us healthy, but having unexpected consequences for our economy. Audio

Our extended interview with business journalist Bernard Hickey from Newsroom and host of RNZ's Two Cents Worth Podcast. Audio

Our media have plenty of ‘emergency journalism’ experience after several major disasters and crises in recent years. But covering the whole country going into lockdown was a new one - and in spite of… Audio

This week on Two Cents' Worth the team look at how Covid-19 has changed the way we work and live and what business might look like after the lock down is lifted. Audio

New Zealand should introduce a universal basic income in line with the national superannuation scheme, financial journalist Bernard Hickey says. Audio

The New Zealand First Party political donations furore has escalated quickly into the hands of the Serious Fraud Office. Audio

According to its own welfare advisory group, the government isn't doing enough to help lift people out of poverty - despite the claims of social development minister Carmel Sepuloni. Audio

The government's policy to fund schools based on their students, rather than ask families for donations, counterintuitively means some schools will have to make some tough choices. Audio

What's your favourite film soundtrack of all time, and why? Audio

An article in the New Zealand Herald lays out the joys of taking a lunch break - and the dangers of NOT doing so. Audio

The new Rainbow Centre in Botany will provide on-site doctors and nurses, and take-home meals for parents too busy to cook - but should we really be expecting this from daycare centres? Audio

An Erebus Memorial mooted for the Parnell Rose Gardens opposed by some residents. Audio

What's your favourite film soundtrack of all time, and why? The government's policy to fund schools based on their students, rather than ask families for donations, counterintuitively means some… Audio

An Erebus Memorial mooted for the Parnell Rose Gardens is opposed by some residents. The new Rainbow Centre in Botany will provide on-site doctors and nurses, and take-home meals for parents too busy… Audio

What the panellists Bernard Hickey and Karlo Mila have been thinking about. Audio

Marie Kondo causes consternation by opening online shop. Audio

Auckland Transport has voted to implement a bylaw which will lower speed limits on most Auckland roads, except those not categorised as high risk and where there is a significant preference for the… Audio