Business
Evening business for 4 October 2024
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Fundraiser organised for new business hit by thieves
A neighbouring bar is setting trading rivalries aside to raise money for the owner of an under-construction Wellington music venue hit by thieves before it's opened its doors. L-B-Q is collecting… Audio
More than 50,000 property investors making losses
Information released under the Official Information Act shows that there were 53,350 taxpayers who reported negative rental income in the 2023 tax year.
Midday Business News for 4 October 2024
A new government underwriting scheme has got a big thumbs up. Audio
Handing over personal data: What are your rights?
Not every business is following best practise when it comes to storing your information, nor disposing of it when it is no longer needed. Audio
Early Business News for 4 October 2024
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
Whangārei hopes for cruise ship numbers to keep floating higher
The number of vessels calling in to the northern city is going from zero last year to four next season - and possibly as many as 30 by 2044. Audio
Fewer regional flights mean less money circulating - mayor
Queenstown Lakes District's mayor is disappointed that Air NZ is making cuts to regional routes. Audio
Evening business for 3 October 2024
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
High-flying Du Val's crash and burn
A convoluted drama playing out for an Auckland property developer has ensnared small-scale investors and contractors alike.
Christchurch Business Association pushes back on food truck proposal
The Christchurch City Business Association is pushing back on a proposal to get more food trucks set up at the Art Centre. Association chair Annabel Turley spoke to Jemima Huston. Audio
How NZ's largest cannabis clinic opened in a swanky suburb
When you drive south down State Highway 1, you can't ignore the exit number: 420.
Early Business News for 3 October 2024
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
The billion dollar Du Val empire that didn't exist
The founders of Du Val portrayed a lifestyle of extreme wealth. The company's investors and contractors look set to pay the price. Audio
Hīkoi protesting seabed mining in Taranaki
A hīkoi protesting seabed mining has travelled through Patea on Wednesday morning, ahead of the release of the projects that will be subject to fast-track legislation. Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie… Audio