Sue Chetwin

Fonterra is poised to announce an iniative to bring back free milk in schools. Audio

The chief executive of Consumer New Zealand, Sue Chetwin joins us. Audio

Consumer New Zealand says electricity prices won't come down overall despite a record number of people switching power companies last month. Audio

How much are insurance premiums going to increase by after the Christchurch earthquakes? Audio

The Commerce Commission is considering an inquiry into the price of milk. Audio

The Consumer lobby group says New Zealand needs to a better job of making sure toys and other products are safe and non toxic. Audio

Consumer New Zealand says sunbed operators aren't complying with voluntary standards and its time to make the rules compulsory and licence all operators. Audio

The Chief Executive of Consumer NZ, has promised to"name and shame"retailers who take advantage of the rise in GST to put prices up higher than necessary. Audio

Phone companies could be forced to drop cross-network mobile phone call rates. Audio

TelstraClear customers who need help with their phone or internet service may soon find their calls being answered in the Philippines. Audio

The Telecommunications Users Association wants the government to intervene to prevent any further breakdowns of Telecom's XT Network. Audio

There's been more problems for Telecom's XT Mobile customers with many customers south of Taupo without any phone services and including texting capability since yesterday afternoon. Audio

There are warnings Telecom's XT mobile phone network is fundamentally flawed, as the company announces a five-million-dollar compensation package for customers affected by last week's failure. Audio

Telecom is being warned it can't afford another failure of its XT network - though its chief executive has conceded it can't be ruled out. Audio

Consumer New Zealand says Telecom customers must be compensated, after the company's new XT mobile phone network failed for a second time in as many months. Audio

Sue Chetwin, chief executive of Consumers' Institute. Audio

Consumer New Zealand says it expects customers to be the winners from the Government's plan to radically overhaul the electricity industry. Audio

A new study showing New Zealand and Australia have among the fastest rising food prices in the developed world has prompted a swift official reaction over the Tasman - but so far nothing here. Audio

A reported jump in supermarket checkout prices by more than 40 percent in a decade is being blamed on the stranglehold of the two big operators. Audio

The hamper company, Chrisco, is admitting it made a mistake over statements relating to where money from its customers is banked. Audio