Money
Woman seeking $350k in damages from health provider after stillbirth
The woman claims Te Whatu Ora Taranaki breached the Human Rights Act.
Recent first-home buyers 'stuck' with lenders, brokers say
Banks are competing hard for new business, by offering cashback incentives of many thousands of dollars.
Tokoroa plywood plant workers wait to hear if still have job
Carter Holt Harvey announced earlier in September they were consulting on closing the plant.
Why do we pay tax on NZ Super? - Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
Economic wrap with Shamubeel Eaqub
A big week for the economy with the appointment of a new Reserve Bank Govenor, a softening New Zealand dollar and worse than expected GDP figures. Audio
Man tries to 'punish' bank with $5m claim for its allegedly 'deceitful' actions
Court of Appeal said his claim was trivial, frivolous and an improper use of its time.
Luxon says cancer patients not forgotten - they claim otherwise
During the election campaign, National pledged to fund a list of medications for solid cancer tumours.
The Panel with Nalini Baruch and Ed Amon Part 1
First up, migrant bus drivers say English language test for the skilled residence visa are completely unrealistic, leading many to fork out large sums for testing or even considering heading back… Audio
Bay of Plenty bus fares hiked for first time in seven years
Urban fares will increase for all services across the region except for long-distance routes.
Household net worth going up
Are you feeling wealthier? Stats NZ's latest data on household net worth shows that for many of us, the answer should be yes. But how can that be, and who's actually getting the benefit of the… Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Friday 26th September 2025
Morning Report Essentials for Friday 26th September 2025. Audio
Hundreds of thousands set to save thousands on home loans
A survey of the main banks by RNZ showed that significant numbers of borrowers at each had paid off more of their home loans than they were required to by this point in their loan term. Audio
Thousands of Kiwis ahead on their home loans
Despite tough economic times, thousands of New Zealanders are ahead on their home loans, and potentially saving large amounts of money. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds. Audio
Dairy giant delivers record $16b shareholder payout
Fonterra has delivered one of its strongest results, with revenue up 15 percent, and 16 billion dollars in cash returns for shareholders. Tihoi Dairy farmer Richard Webber spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
Do active fund managers give better returns?
Active managers are those who select investments for their funds, to try to beat the market. In contrast, passive funds tend to aim to track an index.
Solving the World's Problems/Your Money with Mary Holm
Why it's best to choose low-fee funds over high-performing funds. Audio
Eden Park concerts can become bigger money spinners for Auckland
The stadium could almost triple its annual economic boost to the city if it hosted the 12 concerts it's allowed, new research finds.
Principals' boycott of curriculum roadshows not formal industrial action - union
Union members say they won't attend next month's events promoting the government's curriculum changes until they get a pay offer.
Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 25th September 2025
In today's episode, Auckland Council has voted in favour of a new housing intensification plan that clears the way for high-rise buildings of up to 15 storeys around public transport hubs; a new… Audio
Property downturn costs one homeowner $1.2 million
The country's median loss is $52,500. Audio
