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The parent trap: How non-payers of child support get round the IRD

Some unpaid child support dates back 30 years yet the IRD has still not collected.

Diana Clement: Preparing you and your KiwiSaver for a market fall

OPINION: Never say never when it comes to predicting market declines.

Liam Dann: The Govt has backed itself into a Budget corner on tax cuts

Opinion: Tax cut debate aside early signs are that the Budget will be well-balanced

Surfer-turned-top property boss reveals secret to being wealthy

Podcast: Ockham's Mark Todd on social inequality, urban design and the beauty of maths

How Winston would grow our economy: Deputy PM on countries NZ should follow

The Deputy PM is eyeing tax and investment strategies used by other small nations.

I own a $1.1m home and have $530k, will I have to keep working? - Mary Holm

OPINION: If the $1m estimate were correct, a big proportion of retirees would struggle.

Market close: NZ sharemarket slips back into negative territory for the year

The S&P/NZX 50 Index lost 1.54 per cent for the week.

Opinion: ERA decision - TVNZ bungles its Fair Go, Sunday cuts; Mike McRoberts' top new role

TVNZ has been ordered to mediation - will popular shows win a reprieve?

Stranded Air Vanuatu passengers have few options but to await decisions

A Northland couple just want to go home but Kiwis have to fly via Australia or Fiji.

Baidu executive tells staff: ‘I’m not your mum’

Financial Times: PR boss at Chinese search giant warns she can ruin careers.

Why foreign investment is falling globally

And what the OECD says economies should do about it.

Markets with Madison: Foreign investment

OECD data shows direct foreign investment across borders is declining, as countries become more concerned about their national security. Video / Carson Bluck

'Through the roof': Spa-lover spending hits $277m in steamy city - and growing

This is expected to reach $408m by 2028 as global interest grows.

Keeping cash alive: Meet the man on a mission to keep paper money circulating

RBNZ director of cash and money Ian Woolford says Kiwis still want coins and notes.

Editorial: NZ needs a sensible approach to ensure continuous power supply

OPINION: Hydro and wind power are all good until it doesn't rain or blow a gale.

Keeping cash alive

Keeping cash alive - Liam Dann talks to RBNZ director of money and cash, Ian Woolford. Video / Corey Fleming

Matthew Hooton: Labour needs a bolder leader than Hipkins

OPINION: As the Luxon Government fails, the Opposition needs someone who will step up.

Market close: NZ sharemarket falls to nine-week low

The S&P/NZX 50 Index had its fifth fall in seven trading days.