Money
Gambling body alarmed at sports betting's hold on young men
It's launching a campaign exposing 10 psychological tactics betting companies use to attract their interest.
Should people over 65 earning $200,000 be able to claim NZ Super?
More than 9000 people aged over 65 earn more than $200,000 a year, according to 2023 Census data. Audio
Time to look at means testing super: Retirement Commissioner
The Retirement Commissioner Jane Wrightson believes it's time to look again at means testing superannuation for the country's top earners. Wrightson spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Why haven't KiwiSaver warnings proved true?
When the United States attacked Iran's nuclear sites at the weekend, it prompted predictions oil prices could soar and financial markets could be shaken.
The big 'but' in our slow economic recovery
As far as New Zealand's economic recovery goes, we're still crawling out of our deep recessionary hole - and we've just hit a global glitch Audio
What happens if your travel plans are disrupted by airspace closures?
"War and closure of air space is certainly an 'extraordinary' circumstance."
Gas exploration fund 'clear breach' of international trade agreement - Greens say
Last month resources Minister Shane Jones revealed a $200 million fund had been set aside over four years for co-investment in new gasfields.
NZ dollar rises, US slips in broad risk rally after Trump announces Israel-Iran ceasefire
The risk-sensitive Aussie dollar got a lift and last traded 0.3 percent higher at $0.6480, while the Kiwi currency also rose 0.3 percent to $0.5994.
Opposition mounts to new tax on not-for-profit sector
Federated Farmers says it is not a routine tax consultation, it is a "significant new interpretation that overturns 20 years of settled practice".
Willis rules out fuel subsidies as global oil prices surge
The previous Labour government cut 25 cents a litre off fuel prices in 2022, in the aftermath of Russia invading Ukraine.
How to get the best payoff from solar panels
Solar now stacks up financially in all three of our biggest cities - but there are exceptions, according to a new study. Audio
Midday Report Essentials for Monday 23 June 2025
In today's episode, Israel, Iran and the US have all had their say at an emergency UN Security Council meeting in New York, experts are warning escalation of the conflict in the Middle East poses a… Audio
Abuse compensation claims at $50 million so far
ACC faces mounting costs to pay compensation to child sex abuse survivors.
Panic at the Pump
Experts are warning one of the immediate repercussions of the conflict in Iran could be a spike in fuel prices. Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen told Morning Report that if the Iranian side… Audio
Middle East conflict poses threat to NZ economy
Experts are warning escalation of the conflict in the Middle East poses a major threat to New Zealand's economy. Money Correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio
Retirement villages operating on razor thin margins
A report covering a 25-year period shows the payback period for village apartments can be over 20 years.
Was this last major bank interest rate cut for a while?
Experts are split on whether banks will cut interests rates again over concerns for escalating global risks.
What US attacks on Iran mean for KiwiSaver, petrol prices
The US involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran means global economic uncertainty is even higher than before, say economists. Audio
'Nowhere to go' for more than 100,000 Kiwis
"[It] shift the mentality from homelessness being an individual problem caused by individuals to actually an understanding that homelessness is a collective responsibility," Hendry says.
