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Continuing Fuji Xerox investigation not in public interest, says SFO
The probe looked at allegations that former executives at the company used "inappropriate accounting" practices to inflate its total revenue between 2011 and 2016.
University of Otago staff walk off job to protest over pay and conditions
Hundreds of Tertiary Education Union members rallied during a two-hour strike at the university's main campus in Dunedin, starting their march in steady rain with plenty of umbrellas and rain jackets.
Petition calls for mandatory pay gap reporting
A petition, with more than 8000 signatures, will be presented at parliament today calling for pay gap reporting to be mandatory.
Organisers of the MindTheGap campaign say their petition shows workers… Audio
Cheat sheet: What's really happening to your KiwiSaver balance?
KiwiSaver balances have been moving around at an alarming rate so far this year - but what does that mean for you? Here's what you need to know.
Auckland's new mayor warns of 'economic and fiscal storm'
Incoming Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says serious savings are needed in the city, as he calls on the head of one of the council-controlled organisations to quit. Audio
Pushpay considers revised offer that would push value beyond $1.3 billion
Mobile donations company Pushpay Holdings has confirmed it has received a fresh takeover offer at a premium to its last closing share price.
Retirement villages baffled by over-charging claims
Retirement villages say they're baffled by new claims from residents that they're over-charging people and dragging out their contracts.
Residents of the villages are calling the Commerce Commission… Audio
Briefing to minister shows doubts remain over mega polytech
Officials approve of recent changes at Te Pūkenga but question marks remain over its financial viability and its core missions, according to a report.
Petrol prices: Cut in global oil production expected to hit households
The pain at the pump is expected to worsen over coming months as petrol companies pass on price hikes from a cut in global oil production and sanctions on Russian marine oil tankers.
NZers 'sleep walking' into retirement - Commission
A report from Te Ara Ahunga Ora, The Retirement Commission, says many New Zealanders are "sleep walking" into retirement and won't make the most of their Kiwisaver funds.
The report found more… Audio
Your Money with Mary Holm
Today Mary talks to Jesse about the Financial Markets Authority report on KiwiSaver. She also answers a question from a retired listener who has lost a substantial amount of money from her Kiwisaver… Audio
$150m refunded to more than 1.5 million people
Banks and life insurers have refunded about $150 million to more than 1.5 million consumers for unfair and improper treatment and poor service.
Pay gap: report reveals gender, ethnic disparties
A labour market report indicates Pākehā men are paid more than everyone else on average, suggesting big organisations could do more to address the disparity.
Education Ministry planning to fund 350 fewer teachers
The Education Ministry is planning to fund 350 fewer teachers next year as a result of falling student numbers.
The Ministry has based its funding on forecast student enrolments for 2023, and much of… Audio
Robertson not ruling out tax cuts before surplus
The Finance Minister won't rule out tax cuts before returning the government books to surplus.
The government posted a better than expected financial result yesterday with a $9.7 billon deficit.
… Audio
Making cents of our dollar
Why are there so many rainclouds over so many of the world's currencies? Audio
Making cents of our dollar
Why are there so many rainclouds over so many of the world's currencies?
AudioCrown accounts in better shape than expected
The Finance Minister has launched an all out assault on National's plan to slash the top tax rate, after unveiling the state of the government's books. The latest Treasury update shows the Crown… Audio
OCR reaches highest level in over seven years
Borrowing just got more expensive again. The Reserve Bank's raised the official cash rate by 50 basis points to 3.5 percent, as expected. This is the eighth consecutive rate rise off a record cash… Video, Audio
'It's important we stay competitive': Luxon staunch on axing top tax rate
National Party's leader is standing firm on cutting taxes for the highest paid, despite the turmoil caused by a similar plan in the UK. Audio
