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Bringing big things to the City of Sails
Annie Dundas is the Director Destination at Tataki Auckland Unlimited, responsible for drawing some of the biggest and most exciting events to New Zealand's biggest city. Audio
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Biz buzz with Nona Pelletier
RNZ business reporter Nona Pelletier joins Anna to share some happenings from the business world. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 22 January 2025
On today's episode, inflation heading into more manageable territory is good news for the government, in one of his first acts as the 47th President, Donald Trump signed an executive order that he… Audio
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Retail spending continues to decline year on year
Retailers are hoping the new Economic Growth portfolio and its Minister, Nicola Willis - who we heard from earlier in the programme - will mean good news for the struggling sector. Reporter Lucy Xia… Audio
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Economists predict inflation has slowed
Inflation is likely to have ended 2024 close to the sweet spot of 2 percent as domestic price increases slowing down. Business Editor Gyles Beckford spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
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Investment with Tim McCready
Strategy consultant and business commentator Tim McCready has just returned from the Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong and joins Anna Thomas to give the lowdown on the latest developments in… Audio
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Blending Fashion and Freshness: A New Zealander’s New York Juice Journey
New Zealander Tom Wrights juice journey began humbly on the back of his bike, peddling his product during the pandemic and dropping orders door to door. Now Tom's juice has become a popular staple in… Audio
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Virginia Keast: From stressed lawyer to dancing queen
Virginia runs Never Stop Dancing - in-person and online dance-along classes and recently notched up a whopping 100,000 YouTube subscribers. Audio
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Road Trip: Greg Cross
Greg Cross, co-founder of AI innovator, Soul Machines, says we need to view AI as a tool, created by us, for us. He joins Anna Thomas for a road trip. Audio
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Is non-alcoholic beer all it's cracked up to be?
Summer is the time when you're looking to quench your thirst, and you might think a nice zero-alcohol beer or soda with a twist could be a healthier option. But are you getting what you think you are… Audio
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Kahren Thompson from Slightly Foxed Books
Each Sunday morning on Summer Weekends we're speaking with bookshop keepers around the motu. Today we go to the historical precinct in Oamaru to Slightly Foxed books and chat to owner Kahren Thompson.
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Road Trip: Sam Stubbs
The founder of Simplicity KiwiSaver provider went from being motivated by greed to an industry disrupter with a social conscience. He joins Anna Thomas for a road trip. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 16th January
On today's episode, a ceasefire deal has been struck in Gaza. The agreement was made during negotiations in Qatar, and will see a full halt to the fighting, the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from… Audio
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Hastings' Splash Planet feels pinch of cool summer
It's been a bummer summer so far, and the normally sunny Hawke's Bay is not exempt. There have been 12,864 fewer visitors to Splash Planet, meaning a drop in revenue of $320,000. Hastings District… Audio
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Kiwi themed cafe in LA helping those impacted by fires
One business in West Hollywood thats been doing their bit to help those impacted by the fires, is a Kiwi-owned, Kiwi-themed coffee shop called Ponsonby Road Cafe. Owner Jaime Choi spoke to Alexa Cook.
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Wellington's Reading Cinema complex will see movies return
The news that movies will return to Wellington's boarded-up Reading Cinema complex is being heralded as a win-win for the city. Bill Hickman has more. Audio
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Households favour short mortgage terms as interest rates fall
Households are set to make big calls about their mortgages this year, as they weigh up their options amid falling interest rates. Business reporter Anan Zaki has more. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 14th January
On today's episode, consultation is open on a proposed re-write of the Arms Act, a falling New Zealand dollar could see kiwis paying more at the fuel pump, visitors of the beach-side settlement of… Audio
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Biz Buzz with Nona Pelletier
RNZ business reporter Nona Pelletier joins Anna Thomas to share news from the business world, including shifts in Kiwis' alcohol drinking habits, and a changing working-age population. Audio
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Desert Road closure to impact businesses in different ways
Businesses in the central North Island are at odds over how the closure of the Desert Rd will affect them, with one business-owner saying he could lose tens of thousands of dollars as a result. CEO of… Audio
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NZ dollar falls to more than two-year low against US
The New Zealand Dollar is trading at a more than two-year low compared to the US Dollar, and it will put severe pressure on consumers. Business reporter Nona Pelletier has more. Audio
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Getting adventurous with the classic Kiwi pie
Bakers Joe and Carey Player at Wellington's Salut Pies create new flavours almost daily, ranging from red thai curry to eggs benedict. Audio
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Kiwi alcohol-free drink gets the Kardashian treatment
Lisa King's company AF Drinks has received a glowing endorsement from megastars Khloe and Kris Kardashian. Audio
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Kiwi abroad: Chef Toby Archibald in Dallas
His restaurant Quarter Acre blends the iconic Kiwi dream and cuisine with local produce - all in the heart of Texas. Audio
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Bizz Buzz with Nona Pelletier
RNZ business reporter Nona Pelletier joins Anna to chat lucky Lotto numbers, a good time for gold, and interesting moves in the supermarket sector. Audio
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Australia correspondent Peter Ryan
Veteran ABC business journalist Peter Ryan joins Anna to update us on matters across the ditch, including a resurgence of test cricket in Australia, tech solutions to the dreaded bushfire season, and… Audio
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David Niethe: The Winning Mindset
What would you do in life if you knew you couldn't fail? One of New Zealand's Leading Mental Performance Coaches, David Niethe, has worked with some of the world's most talented athletes, including… Audio
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Hi-Vis | Episode 8: Reflections
The crew share their final thoughts. Two months later, we visit Wayne & Anahera at home. Wayne discusses balancing Māori values with running a business. Anahera dreams of leading Kia Tupato one day. Video
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Roger Young
The Unofficial Mayor of Cuba Street, and Wellington Hospitality Icon, Roger Young, is in the studio to share some tunes and a bit of the history behind some of the capital's most beloved spots. Audio
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Family: Affair: Episode 4
Popular music is filled with singing siblings and performing parents, all making music together. In the final episode of the series Nick Bollinger conducts an informal survey of musical families… Audio
