Katherine Rich

A new global survey of younger workers show few want to reach leadership positions and most prioritise work-life balance.  So what are the implications for employers, business and the economy ? Audio

The Aged Care Association is dismayed by Te Whatu Ora's decision to subject a pay equity claim for care and support workers to another review.

The association, which represents more than nine out of… Audio

Leaders within the aged care sector are warning New Zealand could find itself short of tens of thousands of beds within the next two decades. Te Whatu Ora projects 78-thousand beds will be needed by… Audio

The Food and Grocery Council is backing a move to force this country's supermarket giants to allow competitors to enter the market.

The Government told Foodstuffs and Countdown yesterday they must… Audio

The Food and Grocery Council has welcomed the government's plan to shake up the supermarket sector.

Under the changes a grocery sector watchdog will be set up and a mandatory code of conduct will be… Audio

Businesses say the government's order of rapid antigen tests has tripped up their pandemic planning.

The Food and Grocery Council says it's members are profoundly disappointed the government has… Audio

You may have noticed empty shelves at some supermarkets, particularly in Auckland.

Bare supermarket shelves, swathes of missing products, your favourite must-have ingredients missing.

Countdown is… Video, Audio

Consumer New Zealand and the Food and Grocery Council have written to MPs urging them to back an overhaul of the supermarket industry.

The organisations say consumers and suppliers are being held to… Audio

Pure fruit juice is having its health rating squeezed - putting it on the same, or even lower level, than diet coke.

Most New Zealand juices without any added sugar receive an automatic rating of… Audio

 Food and Grocery Council chief executive, Katherine Rich, joins Jesse to talk about a perfect storm in shipping delays. Audio

New MPs are often suprised at the varied demands of the job so now there's a training course to help them out. Audio