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QA BUSINESS PODCAST: Sir Michael Cullen
Capital gains tax what does it mean for you? Corin Dann examines the Tax Working Group report with Sir Michael Cullen. Check out our latest Q+A Business Podcast.
Q+A with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern – NZ-China relations
Part One of our lead interview with the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Corin Dann on New Zealand's relationship with China.
Q+A with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern – Tax
Part 2 of our lead interview with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern - the Government's next big test comes on Thursday - with the release of the long awaited final report from the Tax Working Group.
Marking 250 years since Captain James Cook first visited NZ
This year marks 250 years since Captain James Cook first visited in New Zealand and the Government is spending millions of dollars to commemorate his arrival. But the anniversary has provoked a fierce debate over Cooks true legacy an intrepid explorer or a murderous invader? Whena Owen with this report.
Q+A with Rodney Jones on the NZ-China relationship
Economy focus: Rodney Jones of Wigram Capital Advisors, will talk about the real change in the NZ-China relationship.
QA PODCAST: EU Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan
Negotiations are underway for a Free Trade Agreement with the EU but the lucrative deal could depend on whether our food producers stop using some well-known European names like Feta, Edam and Parmesan. EU Agriculture Commission Phil Hogan tells Corin Dann therere six wine and food products that could be a sticking point.
QA PODCAST: Cameron Bagrie
In the first Q+A Business Podcast for 2019 Corin Dann talks to economist Cameron Bagrie about whats in store for the economy as well as his predictions for the property market.
Q+A with Simon Bridges
The National Party leader talks to Corin Dann about his year in politics and his prospects for 2019.
Q+A with Grant Roberston
The Finance Minister talks to Corin Dann about the value of having a wellbeing budget and what is means for traditional areas of government spending.
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