Page 22 - Simon Oconnor News Today

Times are changing for financial advisers.   Russia, climate change, koalas, Indigenous cultural heritage, sexual harassment in the workplace – none of these are issues which financial advisers

Corrections can't easily say how many times its specialist restraint teams, only called in when all else fails, have been used in New Zealand's prisons.  

The price tag of keeping people in jail is increasing, even as New Zealand's prison population drops significantly. Newstalk ZB can reveal each person behi

The price tag of keeping people in jail is increasing, even as New Zealand’s prison population drops significantly.  Newstalk ZB can reveal each person beh

There is deep concern in Canberra, Wellington and Washington about the implications of a potential Chinese naval base right on Australia’s doorstep.

New Zealand's sanctions on Russia have not stopped the war in Ukraine. They may have made our parliamentarians feel better, and Tony Blinken was quick to congratulate us on falling into line with the US "high-impact sanctions." The language is combative, but the evidence shows sanctions do not  work. They can have significant blow-back effects, particularly if not combined with effective diplomacy.

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

RIAA is hosting the largest responsible investment gathering in the Southern Hemisphere on 6-7 April. The Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) is throwing its annual finance sector e

The Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) has published the results of its latest study this week. The study, From Values to Riches 2022: Charting consumer demand for responsible inve

Four in five Australians expect their money in super, banks and other investments to be invested responsibly, with 17% of Australians already investing in ethical and responsible products, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA).