New Zealand's fashion industry is an increasingly volatile space.   Sonia Sly joins the Two Cents' Worth team to look at some of the economic pressures facing our fashion industry.

There’s this amazing apartment block in central Wellington that could teach us a lot about building affordable houses and great communities for people of all ages.  But we’d never be able to build it today - right when we need it and hundreds more like it.

Here at Two Cents' Worth we love NPR's Planet Money and this episode is so good we had to share it with you.  It looks at how New Zealand changed the way governments all over the world run their economies. This tiny country created an idea called inflation targeting.

Humans are increasingly looking to space with dollar signs in their eyes, because there's money to be made in them there celestial hills.

It's wedding season in New Zealand and dozens of couples are walking up the aisle - or planning to.

Kim Savage is one of those planning her big day, so she took a look at the current state of the wedding industry here.

New Zealand’s biggest salmon farmer has an audacious project to make aquaculture bigger than dairy.

Think huge underwater salmon paddocks under the Cook Strait, and an industry with an environmental impact up to 30 times smaller than that from cows.

Could Christmas music make us buy less, not more?  Or could the opposite be true?  Nikki Mandow sets out on a quest to find out whether in-store holiday music really does make us more jolly and likely to open our wallets.

Could we be on the cusp of a new way of living, a major shift in how we build our cities and where we live and whether we can stop global warming?

Bernard Hickey literally puts his life on the line to highlight the ongoing growth of the sharing economy.