Kim Savage

New Zealand's economy is slowing and the world's most powerful central bank is cutting interest rates - is now the time to batten down the hatches? Business reporter Kim Savage has the answer. Audio

New Zealand's taste for chicken continues to drive sales for the fast food brands operator, Restaurant Brands. Audio

Kay in Christchurch asks why fuel companies put their prices up just days after the oil supply disruption in Saudi Arabia, when they should be buying hedging contracts in advance and when the fuel… Audio

A report out this morning calls for urgent investment in New Zealand's fuel supply chain... but how exactly does fuel get through to the pump? Business reporter Kim Savage with the answer. Audio

This week figures about how the economy has been faring over the past few months will come out, but how do we measure "the economy" and what will the figures tell us? Business reporter Kim Savage with… Audio

A breakdown of two collapsed building companies' books -- Stanley Group and Tallwood --have revealed a shortfall of around $16-million . Audio

Advisory groups, sector conferences, there appear to a great number of these sorts of gatherings in the business world - most recently a meet-up of the construction industry. So what actually comes… Audio

RNZ business reporter Kim Savage talks to Kathryn about the capital markets review. With global uncertainty weighing heavily, what does this mean for central bank policy and interest rates? And is the… Audio