Stories by Susan Edmunds

The Regulatory Systems Amendment Bill has passed its first reading in Parliament, and would offer more flexibility for paid parental leave.

The buyer was picked up and driven an hour-and-a-half to Auckland but given no way home.

One recruiter says beneficiaries being encouraged to apply for 'any' role may be adding to the number of job-hunters.

The telco says it's joining "many other organisations" as it considers cuts to its workforce.

Here's how much of a discount you might expect. Audio

央行货币政策口径软化后，商业银行纷纷"抢跑"，ASB全系固定期房贷利率下调至7%以下。

ASB is the latest to lower rates, but could be a while before all borrowers benefit.

A 50 percent leap in houses listed for sale in first two weeks of July may be partly due to home loan pressure.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning questions.

Local balances are flourishing thanks to market movements overseas. Audio

The value of New Zealand's property has increased more than $1.5 trillion in a generation, and investors have been a big winner.

Big discounts available to those who know how to get them, brokers say.

Almost 15 percent more people are on the benefit but it is getting harder for those not meeting their obligations.

Forecasts for interest rate cuts are already shifting forward after today's inflation news.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning questions.

Here's what goes into determining how much you could borrow.

税务局长表示将投入2900万纽元合规专项资金，将被用于加大追缴欠税、债务的力度，并增加人手进行税务审计。

A tax expert warns more scrutiny is coming across the board as Inland revenue announces details of a new plan.

The retail giant said Michelle Knuth's actions breached its policies - but now she's been commended for them. Audio

Those pulling houses from the market are owner-occupiers staying put, data indicates.

业内人士认为，未来房地产市场仍有一定机会，但需要投资者有独到的眼光。

The central bank's stance appears to have shifted a lot - and not everyone is happy. Video

Air New Zealand is top of the list again - and public sector jobs are losing their shine.

Investors have done well in recent decades, but there is a warning future gains may be more limited.

Over 2000 more people went on the jobseeker benefit in the month of May alone.