Nikki Mandow

The increasing number of applications for helipads on Aotea Great Barrier Island is causing alarm among locals. But the current rules mean they don't have to be notified or consulted about them. The… Audio

Nikki talks to Kathryn about a few localised protests. There's the Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray Westmere helipad situation, a sand issue at Herne Bay beach, opposition at Pakiri about the… Audio

Ruapehu's ski fields are under pressure - but unusually, this time it's not from natural forces.  Audio

Marsden Pt shareholders will vote today on a proposal to shut down New Zealand's only oil refinery, slashing hundreds of jobs.  Audio

Has the government managed to remove stumbling blocks for first home owners with its policy announcements yesterday? Or is the basic problem that houses are just too expensive?  Audio

We waste $1.16 billion worth of food every year. Nearly 160,000 tonnes.

With more and more people needing help putting meals on tables in the wake of the coronavirus, Two Cents' Worth looks at… Audio

The closed borders protecting us from Covid-19 is keeping us healthy, but having unexpected consequences for our economy. Audio

We're bracing for a major, global economic downturn. Will the government's historic 'once in a generation' budget be enough to insulate us from it. Gyles Beckford, Jenee Tibshraney, Bernard Hickey and… Audio

This week on Two Cents' Worth the team look at how Covid-19 has changed the way we work and live and what business might look like after the lock down is lifted. Audio

Nikki talks to Kathryn about AMP selling its life policies to Resolution Life, the impact of the coronavirus on manufacturers and double ute cabs. Nikki Mandow is Newsroom's business editor and also a… Audio

Is it time for New Zealand to enact laws covering modern day slavery?  Audio

We're going back to where it all began... And finding out how far we've come.

Spoiler alert: Not far Audio

Nikki takes a look at the role of corporates have with shareholders and stakeholders, large global fund managers and their causes, and TVNZ's annual result and what it spells for the state-owned… Audio

Why do banks get away with behaving so badly? There's been a run of activity lately that raises questions about whose side your banker is really on. Audio