Guyon Espiner talks journalism, career choices and abandoning rock star dreams with Liam Dann – Money Talks
The broadcaster and investigative journalist talks to his old friend, Liam Dann. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Interest rate decision: Reserve Bank keeps OCR on hold, warns policy could stay “restrictive for longer”
The Reserve Bank makes its latest call on whether it will cut the OCR or not. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Inside Economics: Breaking down that lost 1994 Pak’nSave receipt, 3 Body problems, can a China rebound lift NZ out of recession? And are our banks ripping us off?
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news. Source: NZ Herald Business News
MPS preview: No respite – RBNZ expected to stick with script on interest rates
Markets are impatient for rate cuts but the RBNZ is expected to hold firm. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Liam Dann: Survive till ‘25 – the new recessionary catchphrase. Should we be wary?
OPINION: Is there truly that much light at the end of the tunnel? How far will rates fall? Source: NZ Herald Business News
Andrew Barnes on pioneering four-day working week, financial career – Money Talks podcast
Four-day week pioneer doesn't have time for a three-day weekend. Source: NZ Herald Business News
Inside Economics: Capital Gains Tax v Wealth Tax, good news and bad on food prices, UK bounces out of recession
OPINION: CGT v Wealth Tax talk has a political edge; and is NZ tourism behind the 8-ball? Source: NZ Herald Business News
Government backs itself into Budget corner on tax cuts – Liam Dann
Opinion: Tax cut debate aside early signs are that the Budget will be well-balanced Source: NZ Herald Business News
Surfer-turned-property developer shares the secret to being wealthy
Podcast: Ockham's Mark Todd on social inequality, urban design and the beauty of maths Source: NZ Herald Business News
Inside Economics: Does high immigration make unemployment worse? What’s driving olive oil, cocoa and coffee price spikes… and will we listen to the OECD?
OPINION: More migrants, fewer jobs? And what's driving olive oil and coffee price spikes? Source: NZ Herald Business News