Money

Across the Tasman the Reserve Bank is serving up interest rates and Prime Minister Scott Morrison is preparing to eat what looks like and un-cooked chicken curry... And there's just over two weeks… Audio

More than half a million low income New Zealanders collectively owe the government $3.5 billion. Why do they owe so much? What's it for? And can they pay it back? Audio

Petrol pain is setting in once again as temporary government tax cuts start to wear thin.

Prices are nearly back where they were before the Government slashed fuel taxes by 25c a litre.

So today we… Video, Audio

The Finance Minister has announced a new rule requiring governments to attempt to maintain a small surplus.

Grant Robertson says it's based on Treasury advice and means current spending is covered by… Audio

The National Party leader Christopher Luxon revealed his party's vision for the country yesterday in a pre-budget speech. He outlined what he calls the "five critical levers of prosperity" to help New… Audio

Why is it that in the year 2022 women have 20 per cent less retirement savings than men? That's the question that prompted the creation of a new digital platform designed to help New Zealand women… Audio

'An economic approach that will get Kiwis ahead'. That's how National leader Christopher Luxon is selling his party's vision for the country in a pre-Budget speech.

Luxon says the government has no… Video, Audio

Panellists Parmjeet Parmar and Max Harris discuss a wealth tax, a top court in Italy has found that assigning children with the surname of only their father is constitutionally illegitimate, and… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

Are you looking to buy a puppy online? Beware of the cryptocurrency con, police say.

They've recently seen a staggering rise in online trading scams.

In one of the latest swindles, people are paying… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report with Anan Zaki. Audio