Business
Taranaki dealing with off shore wind generation issues
RNZ reporter Robin Martin talks to Nathan about the latest from the Taranaki region. Audio
Evening business for 29 January 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
How a restaurant on the brink of closure managed to turn things around
The recession has hit many businesses hard, particularly in the hospitality industry. For a time, it seemed like there was a restaurant closing every week. But there is hope. Jack Crosti has worked… Audio
One in five complaints to Banking Ombudsman scam-related in December quarter
Scam-related complaints make up one in five of all complaints to the Banking Ombudsman in the three months ended December, with close to two-thirds resolved in favour of customers.
Calls for rethink after another flop at Tākina convention centre
There are calls for a rethink of the management and marketing of exhibitions at Wellington's Tākina convention centre, after it was revealed last year's Dr Who exhibition made a loss.
Last July RNZ… Audio
More than a third of GPs turning away new patients
More general practices are closing their books, with more than a third of the country's GPs turning away new patients last year. General Practice Owners Association Chair Dr Angus Chambers spoke to… Audio
Popeyes Chicken in Lower Hutt proves popular
Lower Hutt's Popeyes chicken is proving to be so popular, it has had to bring in traffic management to stop long queues from its drive-through and carpark spilling onto the road. Ashleigh McCaull went… Audio
Sky TV ageing satellite causing signal issues
Sky TV's ageing satellite is causing signal issues for customers. Consumer NZ chief executive Jon Duffy spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Tech stocks rebound slightly after DeepSeek shock
Tech stocks have rebounded slightly overnight after the emergence of a new Chinese AI, DeepSeek, ruffled feathers in the industry. Washington DC Correspondent Kate Fisher spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Early Business News for 29 January 2025
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
Shower Thoughts: How do chocolate flavours get invented?
New Product Development Manager at Whittaker's Megan Sinclair joins Emile Donovan to indulge his questions about chocolate flavour creation. Audio
Midday Business News for 28 January 2025
Power suppliers are being called on to hold down prices. Audio
Business commentator Oli Lewis
Oliver Lewis, Infrastructure Editor at Business Desk, discusses Treasury's concerns about the affordability of our transport promises, whether the Government has decent projects to attract foreign… Audio
Markets Update for 28 January 2025
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
Californians eye NZ after govt loosens visa rules for digital nomads
New Zealand's shores could be looking very inviting for Californians in the wake of devastating wildfires, as our government loosens visa rules for "digital nomads". Former EMA chief executive Brett… Audio
Govt loosens visitor visa rules to allow digital nomads
The government's move to loosen visitor visa rules has already piqued overseas interest - including from Americans who've lost their homes in the LA fires. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more. Audio
Business News for 28 January 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
