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The community in South Auckland says the loss of a planned arm of Te Papa museum there is a huge blow.  Audio

Earlier this week the Reserve Bank dropped the official cash rate by 50 basis points to one percent. But what does this actually MEAN? And how will it affect people? Audio

Former NZ Treasury Secretary and incoming Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland Gabriel Makhlouf has written to Ireland's Minister for Finance telling him he could have done a better job dealing… Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the Reserve Bank's unexpectedly large interest rate cut is all about getting ahead of the economic curve.

But he says it's not a knee-jerk reaction. Opposition… Audio

The New Zealand Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate to 1 percent, surprising many in the finance industry who had been expecting a smaller cut.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson joins Corin… Audio

With the cost of borrowing at an all-time low, the government and the country are being told to seize the moment and spend to help boost the economy.

The Reserve Bank slashed the official cash rate… Audio

The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate to a new record low of 1 percent - the biggest single move by the central bank in eight years. Video, Audio

Hundreds of thousands of dollars set aside by the government to support Vietnam veterans and their families is going unspent.

The Defence Force is now making more effort to track down veterans, who… Audio

The New Zealand sharemarket had its biggest one day fall in 10 months yesterday as it got caught up in the turmoil caused by the escalating US-China trade war.

Overseas markets clawed back some of… Audio

Hundreds of thousands of dollars set aside by the government to support Vietnam veterans and their families is going unspent.

The government has budgeted $1.1 million a year for the past three years… Audio

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

Rob Everett CEO of the Financial Markets Authority talks about some of the issues facing our financial markets, investor confidence and opens up about the banking industry. Audio

A law change intended to protect vulnerable borrowers does not go far enough, according to an Australian leading advocate for consumer finance rights. The Credit Contracts Legislation Amendment bill… Audio

Facebook's new currency plans were barely more than a press statement before they came under fire from US lawmakers. Why do people hate the idea, and is it likely to fly?  Audio

Immigration New Zealand is set for another shake-up - hot on the heels of a restructure which left visa processing in disarray.

It aims to forge new relations with business and focus on fraud and… Audio