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EU tells Ireland it must impose water charges
Plans to charge people for water were a hot issue in this year's Irish election campaign. The new government abandoned the plans but now it's been told by the European Union it must impose charges or… Audio
Anger as EU parliament debates Brexit
Brexit - Nigel Farage was booed and called a liar during the European Parliament's first debate on the UK's vote to leave, as David Cameron prepares to face his EU counterparts.
Brexit hangover: Pound continues to fall
Brexit - British financial markets remain volatile in the wake of the vote to leave the EU, with the UK stripped of its AAA credit rating and sterling at a 31-year low.
Brexit: EU leaders reject informal talks with UK
Brexit - The European Union will not hold informal talks with the UK until it triggers Article 50 to leave, Germany, France and Italy have insisted.
Brexit has shaken global markets for a second day
Volatility continues on the world's markets in the wake of Britain's vote to quit the European Union. RNZ Economic Correspondent Patrick O'Meara looks at the latest movements and discusses the… Audio
NZ told not to panic following Brexit
New Zealand exporters grappling with the implications of Britain's decision to leave the European Union have been told to keep calm and carry on. Audio
Brexit outcome seems uncertain
A surprise victory for the Leave campaign in Britain's EU referendum has plunged the country into turmoil, with many wondering how it can be resolved. Video, Audio
Post-Brexit vote economic analysis
Economic commentator Grant Cleary talks about the volatility of markets after the British vote to exit from the EU. Audio
Bregrets - the Brits have a few
Professor of Law Andrew Geddis explains the political implications of the Brexit vote. Audio
The financial fallout from the Brexit vote
The world markets have been in turmoil since Britain voted to leave the EU last Friday. Audio
Is NZ in for a bumpy post-Brexit ride?
Brexit - Warnings that NZ is in for a bumpy ride as Brexit plays havoc on financial markets are being dismissed by two major banks as fear mongering.
UK parties in chaos as Brexit fall-out continues
Brexit -Britain's two main political parties are in disarray after a referendum on European Union membership went against the wishes of their leaders to remain.
Brexit: The comedown effect
OPINION - The comedown from an explosive event like the UK's vote to exit the European Union, and the effect on NZ, will take some time to emerge, writes Rob Hosking.
Brexit: How Kiwis reacted on Twitter
Brexit: Britain's vote to leave the EU has sparked comment around the world, and Kiwis were no exception. See how New Zealanders reacted to the Brexit news on Twitter.
Rod Oram: Brexit and New Zealand
Rod Oram is a business journalist and he discusses the economic fall-out of Brtain's vote to leave the EU. Audio
Iain MacWhirter: Brexit and Scotland
Iain MacWhirter is a political commentator for the Sunday Herald in Scotland. He discusses the impact of the referendum on Scotland and prospects for that country's political future. Audio
Brexit: UK 'must not delay leaving'
Brexit - EU leaders have insisted that the UK must move swiftly to negotiate leaving the organisation, saying any delay would prolong uncertainty.
Brexit: Eight reasons why Britain voted to leave
Brexit: The UK has voted to quit the European Union, so how did the Leave campaign win? Eight key reasons are behind the victory.
Tim Bale: the European Union referendum
In the aftermath of Britain's referendum to decide if the country stays in the European Union - or not - Kim talks to Tim Bale, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University London. He has taught… Audio
British PM to resign over Brexit
Brexit - British Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will resign, following the UK's historic vote to leave the European Union yesterday. Video