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Was NZ the only country involved in survey before Manawanui sank?
A Pacific security expert is questioning who else was involved in Manawanui's reef survey and whether New Zealand should be the only country paying compensation.
India free-trade agreement a win-win for NZ - economist
The market opportunity for New Zealand is huge, Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen says.
Why home loan applicants might face an extra wait
Mortgage advisers say a busier-than-usual period for applications, coupled with the impending Christmas break, could mean a wait for some borrowers.
Why insurer turned down claim for ruby lost from wedding ring
The woman had worn her wedding ring every day for 42 years until one day the stone fell out and was lost.
Have you had a KiwiSaver Christmas gift?
Some schemes have been sending presents to members this year.
New World delivery by boat returns to Coromandel
Last year, New World upgraded to a larger vessel to keep up with demand.
'Monetisation': Peters makes u-turn on Chorus debt sell-off
Winston Peters previously said the government's plan to sell-off Chorus debt was "creative accounting of the worst sort".
Kiwibank raises longer-term home loan rates
Banks have been lifting some longer-term lending rates amid increases in the wholesale market following November's Reserve Bank OCR decision.
Avoid open bar tabs, don't leave bags on the beach - summer holiday finance tips
When you're on holiday you might not be thinking much about your finances - here's how to avoid being caught out.
Frances Cook: Is there a light on the financial horizon?
Financial journalist Frances Cook discusses the end of year GDP bounce and how to control spending over the silly season. Audio
Deputy principal accused of misusing school funds reinstated
The woman was fired, after a complaint claiming she used school funds to take her family as helpers on a school camp.
Pushed-back deadlines for owed holiday pay frustrate couple
A retired Waikato couple who worked at Hamilton's hospital for more than six decades between them face a lengthy wait for tens of thousands of dollars. Audio
Health workers frustrated at 'underspend' as contract disputes continue
Frustrated health workers are questioning why hospitals and health services are being asked to find another five hundred million dollars in "efficiency savings" out of this year's budget, while half a… Audio
ASB drops Motorola Solutions from investment funds
Motorola provides telecommunications, surveillance and military technology to the Israeli military and illegal Israeli settlements.
Health workers waiting for millions in holiday pay
A retired Waikato couple who worked for Hamilton's hospital for over six decades between them are facing a lengthy wait for tens of thousands of dollars of holiday pay. Errors in calculating holiday… Audio
Kiwisaver providers treating customers to Christmas gifts
'Tis the season for corporate gifts. But have you had one from your KiwiSaver provider? It turns out, some people have been treated to a few early Christmas presents - an umbrella in one case and a… Audio
'Gruelling, inhumane': Backlogs as KiwiSaver hardship applications surge
One man says he's facing repossession of his vehicle and the forced sale of his house because it's taking too long to access his KiwiSaver money.
Cost of school contamination clean up unclear
The Government is providing financial support for schools facing large bills for replacing carpet, curtains and other items because they've had contaminated asbestos sand on site. Lynda Stuart… Audio
What are the best options for money savers?
Savings account rates generally aren't offering enough interest to keep up with inflation. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
What makes a good Christmas lunch?
Morning Report producer Georgie Hanafin asked Christmas grocery shoppers in Christchurch about some of their non-negotiables for Christmas dinners. RNZ Cookbook, Kathy Paterson spoke to Corin Dann. Audio