Peter Conway

With Australia likely to cut company tax rates, there's added pressure on the tax working group to come up with meaningful reform of the tax system. Audio

The Government is set to announce an extension of its Jobs Ops scheme later today. Audio

A new public private partnership fund worth up to half a billion dollars is to be announced today with the money to be spent on social infrastructure such as schools, hospitals and housing. Audio

The government is being warned against cutting public spending despite the downgrading of New Zealand's credit rating outlook from stable to negative. Audio

More than a thousand people a week a queing up for the dole. Audio

Shamubeel Eaqub, Peter Conway and Diana Crosson joined Kathryn Ryan. Audio

Cleaning up the banking system will be one of the top priorities at a meeting of G20 finance ministers in England. Audio

The Chair of the ACC board, Ross Wilson has lost his job after the ACC minister sacked him earlier today. Audio

A look at job losses and staff retention in today's economic climate. Audio

The group discusses a vision for New Zealand's economic future. Audio

Peter Conway from the Council of Trade Unions, and Tony Alexander from the BNZ. Audio

The economic recession could result in job losses, we discuss which industries are most vulnerable. Audio

Treasury figures confirm the wage gap between New Zealand and Australia has not widened in the past nine years. Audio

The Reserve Bank has reduced the OCR. What effect will this have on consumer confidence, inflation and the economy in general? Audio

With CTU economist, Peter Conway and the CEO of the Employers and Manufacturers Association northern region, Alasdair Thompson. Audio

With Council of Trade Unions economist, Peter Conway and the chief executive of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, Charles Finny. Audio

Roger Kerr, Peter Conway and Richard Shallcrass discuss the privatisation of state assets. Audio

Employers and Manufacturers Association chief executive Alasdair Thompson, and the Council of Trade Unions economist Peter Conway. Audio

And some economists say Alan Bollard's warning yesterday against"shutting up shop"is just an overdue concession. Audio

The number of New Zealanders crossing the Tasman to live in Australia is the highest it's been for 20 years. Audio