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Telecommunications company Vodafone is giving its more than 2,000 workers an extra incentive to finish the summer weeks early. It has announced it will let employees leave at 2pm on Fridays during… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

A brief update on the movements in the financial sector. Audio

Whakatāne businesses are continuing to feel the effects of the Whakaari/White Island eruption with some needing to completely overhaul their operations.

A rāhui was placed on marine activities for… Audio

A forestry company with close links to New Zealand First says it made a presentation to Shane Jones about the project it was seeking a $15 million government loan for, months before Mr Jones says he… Audio

A forestry company with close links to New Zealand First says it made a presentation to Shane Jones about the project it was seeking a $15 million government loan for, months before Mr Jones says he… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Audio

For a quick update on what the markets are up to this evening we're joined by business reporter Madison Reidy. Audio

Allan Halse has launched a petition requesting that the government create a low-level disputes resolution process based on the UK's advisory conciliation and arbitration service model. Audio

We are getting to crunch time at the ASB Classic Men's tournament in Auckland, with the semi-finals set to get underway today.

The tournament's top three players have all been knocked out ahead of… Audio

Voters will this year get a say on whether New Zealand should legalise cannabis for personal use.

Advocates argue legalisation will take the product out of the hands of criminals, and ensure that… Audio

For a quick update on what the markets are up to this evening we're joined by business reporter Madison Reidy. Audio

A New Plymouth business owed hundreds of thousands of dollars by the failed oil and gas company Tamarind Taranaki is calling on the Government to force its Malaysian-based parent company to sell its… Audio

Things were looking extremely positive yesterday as the New Zealand Stock market closed at a record high.

The NZX Top 50 Index rose about half a percent to close at 11,676.

That beats the previous… Audio

Part one of a deal aimed at de-escalating the tit for tat tariff war between China and the US has been signed in Washington.

The countries have been locked in a bitter trade battle for about 18… Audio

A study has found the barriers to women becoming financial advisors include feeling uncomfortable at networking events centred on alcohol and dominated by men. Otago University researchers together… Audio

Amazon's new billion dollar series inspired by the Lord of the Rings is based in Auckland but is being filmed across the country.

It's not the only major company with projects being filmed in New… Audio

We're in the middle of festival season at the moment in Aotearoa, but how on earth do you about feeding all the people who turn up to play at them!  Audio

We think of the number of grains of sand on a beach as uncountable, and essentially infinite - but it turns out the world is actually running out of sand.  Audio

Not all plastics are created equal, when it comes to recycling - in fact many everyday products, like ice-cream containers, can not be recycled at all.  Audio

Tip-offs from members of the public helped lead fishery officers to a group of commercial fishers who were allegedly under-reporting catches and unlawfully supplying snapper to an Auckland business.

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According to NZIER's latest quarterly survey, a smaller proportion of businesses are expecting a downturn in economic conditions.

But there is still some pessimism out there - especially in the… Audio

A new brand of rental electric scooter hit the streets of central Auckland today. Jump scooters are among four operators who've replaced others that were kicked to the curb by Auckland Council last… Audio

Tourism sector leaders say they're putting in the hard yards to ensure a sustainable future for the industry - but there's plenty of work still to go.

The government unveiled its tourism strategy… Audio