Would you hand the keys to your house to a total stranger? Probably not! So, why would you entrust the keys to your car to a parking attendant a stranger in a fluoro jacket?
The bureaucrats have declared war on the Kiwi cake stall, but are they really a public health menace? And we meet a Kiwi artist whose patience is wearing thin with NZ Post.
A professional wedding fails to deliver leaving a bride in tears. And purchasing and sending flowers online is popular, but there really are some rotten internet delivery services out there...
Is your car insured for 'agreed' value? Well, your interpretation of 'agreed' could be very different to your insurance companies and it could cost you a small fortune.
They are amongst some of the poorest kids in New Zealand. They worked hard, fundraised for months and raised thousands for some new Kapa Haka outifts - but someone has taken the cash and done a runner.
The fear of missing out can make people reach deep into their pockets, but how and why is it OK for concert tickets to be re-sold at up to 20-times their face value?
Every seven minutes a house or business is burgled in New Zealand. It is the reason more and more people are installing monitored alarms, but are they really being monitored?
Picture this: you're on your big OE, you break a leg and your travel insurance company says, 'sorry that's not fully covered - it's baggage'. It sounds too ridiculous to be true, but it isn't!
With land prices soaring and building space at a premium, every square metre counts. But what happens when the surveyors stuff up and the square meterage on your land title is wrong?
Growing your own veggies can transform a kid's attitude to cabbage, worms and the world. But a Christchurch school's efforts to turn part of the playground into a pantry has been less than fruitful.
Tonight on Fair Go we're talking water it's essential for survival, but do those profiting from it leave us vulnerable? And wedding etiquette what are the do's and don'ts of getting hitched?
Shoplifting is a million dollar problem, but do retailers have the right to randomly bag search unsuspecting customers? Is it an invasion of privacy? Is it even legal?
Is EQC secrecy out of control? Five years on from the Christchurch earthquake and the rumblings continue. Why are people being denied the right to know how much the repairs cost on their home?
The businessman who repairs second-hand cell phones but then leaves his customers out of pocket and without their phone. Plus, what can and can't you take on a plane as carry-on luggage?
An insurance company's broken promise and the tape recording that says so much. Can the police ticket you on the word of another motorist? Join us on the journey to sort your money life out once and for all.
Tonight: On sale every day? Massive reductions almost all the time - are they really the real deal? Plus, We put DIY blood pressure kits to the test by dropping our reporters into a shark tank.