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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio

The government wants to make remote virtual inspections the default for building consents and is pointing to a small council as a model. Remote inspections already take place at South Canterbury's… Read more Audio

Lulu Sun's fairytale Wimbledon debut has come to an end. Audio

In the show today, we speak to ReliefAid founder Mike Seawright who is in Ukraine, where Russia has carried out a series of bombings across cities, we also talk to Greens co-leader Darleen Tana, who… Read more Audio

Would you enter a raffle to to see Taylor Swift in London, with flights and seven nights accommodation included? Wellington's Clyde Quay School is guessing a lot of people will... with the raffle on… Read more Audio

Investigators in Milan have found workers at Chinese-owned suppliers for Dior have been exploiting workers at factories in Italy, including forcing them to sleep there overnight, according to a report… Read more Audio

More than 50 million people in the United States are under heat alerts amid a record-breaking heat wave. Las Vegas recorded its hottest day on record on Sunday - hitting 49 degrees Celsuis, while… Read more Audio

Some of the hardiest of swimmers will be meeting in Central Otago today for the New Zealand Ice Swimming Championships. Ice Swimming is done in water that's 5 degrees celcius or colder, donning only a… Read more Audio

Kainga Ora has put the brakes on a controversial social housing project in Auckland, saying it needs to reassess its strategy and priorities. The development, in the Blockhouse Bay suburb, faced… Read more Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Market Update for 9 July 2024. Audio

A public law expert says it's likely going to be up to Darleen Tana to decide whether to quit parliament, now she's no longer a Green Party member. Ms Tana has resigned from the party following the… Read more Audio