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Evening business for 22/09/2022
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6312686250112 Video, Audio
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Couple camping out in search of lost dog
An Auckland couple is spending their fourth night camping in Aucklands Botanic Gardens as they continue to search for their missing dog. Three year old toy poodle Burrito hasn't been seen since his… Video, Audio
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Debate ahead of Wallabies and All Blacks match
In some big selection calls, coach Ian Foster has benched break out hooker Samisoni Taukei'aho in favour of Codie Taylor. And Beauden Barrett will slot in at fullback, despite calls by some to move… Video, Audio
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Virtual reality inspiring job seekers
Technology is giving job hunters an interactive insight into jobs they might be keen to give a go. The Ministry of Social Development is giving those on the jobseeker benefit a taste of work through… Audio
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Thousands fleeing Russia in fear of Putin's next move
Last night, President Putin announced the Kremlin will call up thousands of extra troops to fight in Ukraine. But some fear the president won't stop at military reservists.. and have taken evasive… Audio
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Team New Zealand's AC40 hits the water
Team New Zealand's AC40 has impressed new recruit Nathan Outteridge who was at the helm for the boat's maiden sail.
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Academics want inquiry into Covid-19 pandemic response
Leading academics at the University of Otago are urging the Government to launch an inquiry into New Zealand's Covid-19 pandemic response before memories of it are lost.
Since 1936, all sudden mass… Audio
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Corporations back calls for government to enforce gender pay gap reporting
A group of companies have urged the government to address gender pay differences by requiring medium and large businesses to publicly report their pay gaps.
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Maritime Union reacts to damning Ports of Auckland report
A damning report into the Ports of Auckland's automation programme has found multiple failings, leading to inadequate management and governance.
The report found the project suffered from poor risk… Video, Audio
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Netball: Eclectic Jamaican team to face Silver Ferns
At Eventfinda Stadium on Auckland's North Shore, a patchwork Jamaican netball side will run out against the Silver Ferns tonight.
Because of some visa issues, Jamaica only flew out here with seven… Video, Audio
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Consumer NZ backs call to review Retirement Villages Act
Consumer New Zealand has thrown its weight behind a campaign to urgently review the Retirement Villages Act after numerous stories of residents being treated unfairly.
Chief executive Jon Duffy today… Video, Audio
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Nelsonians interrogate mayoral contenders on climate change
After severe flooding damaged hundreds of homes in Nelson last month, residents had the chance to put questions about sea level rise, climate change and their environmental concerns to those vying for…
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Queen's funeral reignites UK's love for royal family
Life's returning to normal in London, but for many in the UK, the Queen's funeral has been the event that's made them fall in love with the royals again.
After ten days of mourning and extraordinary… Video, Audio
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Long Covid adds strain to Chronic Fatigue support services
Long Covid is adding strain to support services for those suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
For decades those with the condition have been fighting for it to be recognised. They're now calling… Video, Audio
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Timaru mayor discusses calendar changes for extra public holiday
South Cantabrians have spoken, they want a day off to mark the Queen, and an Anniversary Day.
The government left it up to local leaders to decide what to do about the clash after announcing a one… Video, Audio
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Tens of thousands in London's Hyde Park for Queen's funeral
The Queen has been laid to rest after 10 days of mourning - which has seen a massive outpouring of emotion all around the UK.
It culminated in what the British do best - an extraordinary display of… Video, Audio
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Westminster tent village grows as mourners await Queen's funeral
An estimated two million people will be on the streets to see the procession pass by. Billions more are expected to tune in - making it the most watched televised event in history.
The queue is… Video, Audio
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Kina removed in Marlborough Sounds to help rejuvenate reefs
Four sections of kina have been removed in the Marlborough Sounds as part of a research project to rejuvenate seaweed and kelp on reefs.
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The KT Boundary
Audio 17 Sep 2022Nick goes for variety this week, including tunes from Lionel Loueke, Conrad Herwig and Charles Mingus, and a number from Renee Rosnes inspired by the KT Boundary- the transition between the Cretaceous… Audio
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The Varied Jazz of 1953
Nick checks out jazz from 1953 - the year Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne, and a year which saw ragtime, swing, bebop, cool jazz, and hard bop all share the spotlight. Audio
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Survey shows support for Māori wards stronger in provinces than cities
A mayoral candidate survey undertaken by Local Democracy Reporting has found nearly half of respondents believed Māori wards were an effective way to increase Māori participation.
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Five ways to make NZ's eased Covid response smarter
Analysis - With Covid restrictions eased, it's time to build on that success with a strong, science-informed strategy before the next pandemic arrives, write professors Michael Baker and Nick Wilson.
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Ardern in London as city readies for Queen Elizabeth's funeral
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has arrived in London ahead of Queen Elizabeth's funeral on Monday.
Over the weekend she will meet King Charles III and Prince William along with the UK's new Prime… Video, Audio
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All Blacks retain Bledisloe Cup with dramatic win over Wallabies
The All Blacks have scored a try after the fulltime hooter to win a dramatic first Bledisloe Cup test against the Wallabies in controversial circumstances.
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What to do with frozen berries that have to be boiled
Beware of the berry is the word from New Zealand Food Safety. But the good news is you can still chow down on imported frozen raspberries, blueberries and the rest if you follow a few key suggestions.
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