Rob Campbell
Rob Campbell expected to lose EPA chair role
The outspoken director Rob Campbell is set to lose another job - this time as chair of the Environmental Protection Authority.
Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch joins Lisa Owen with the… Video, Audio
Health overhaul: Te Whatu Ora chair, Rob Campbell
This year has seen the beginning of a complete overhaul of the health system, from our hospitals to primary care, and everything in between. Rob Campbell is the chair of Te Whatu Ora / Health New… Audio
Te Whatu Ora board chair backs not allowing public or journalists into meetings
Te Whatu Ora/Health NZ is refusing to allow the public or journalists attend its monthly meetings, or read papers to be discussed.
Previously the country's District health Boards had an open door… Audio
Te Whatu Ora - Health NZ chairman on DHB overhaul
It's the first day of Health NZ, now named Te Whatu Ora, the new body replacing the country's 20 district health boards.
Those working in health hope it will end the huge disparities in treatment and… Audio
Diversity quotas on boards - needed or not?
New Zealand is not as egalitarian as it likes to think it is when it comes to the boardroom. One of our top directors explains why we should introduce quotas for women; and an expert on the issue… Audio
Diversity quotas on boards - needed or not?
New Zealand is not as egalitarian as it likes to think it is when it comes to the boardroom. One of our top directors explains why we should introduce quotas for women; and an expert on the issue…
AudioTHL profits under pressure from bushfires and coronavirus
The Australian bushfires and the Wuhan coronavirus will put further pressure on the profit of Tourism Holdings, the extent of which will be revealed at the end of the month. Audio
Company going back to basics of being a private business
The document management company, G3, is going back to basics of being a private company after public attempts failed. Audio
Businesses' reactions mixed on new coalition govt
Since last week's announcement, commentary around what a New Zealand First-Labour coalition will mean for the business community has intensified. Concerns have been raised around the minimum wage… Audio
The Pantograph Punch: Glass Warfare
The number of female CEOS in New Zealand's top 50 listed companies is sitting at... zero. What's going on? Does the idea of 'smashing the glass ceiling' still reflect what modern society needs? And… Audio
Call for causalisation of senior execs contracts
A former trade unionist and professional director wants companies to start putting senior executives on casual contracts. Audio
Evening Business for 30 April 2013
The retirement village operator Summerset Group is on track to build 200 units this year and aims to increase that to 300 units by 2015. Audio
