Business
'We're more likely to click first and think later' when multi-tasking - BNZ survey
Multi-tasking while responding to texts, emails or other notifications increases the risk of being scammed.
Health Ministry manager 'way too friendly' with alcohol lobby
New "rules of engagement" for health officials dealing with the alcohol industry are coming after a senior staffer complained a public health manager had been "way too friendly" with booze lobbyists… Audio
Kinleith pulp and paper mill falls silent
The Kinleith pulp and paper mill in South Waikato was opened by Prime Minister Sidney Holland in 1954.
Early Business News for 30 June 2025
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
The Detail: Kiwi journos tackling issue of distrust in NZ media
Rather than shrug helplessly over a lack of trust in media, two New Zealand journalists are rolling up their sleeves to tackle the issue.
Can you turn off generative AI?
Generative AI is increasingly entering our lives, as big tech companies make them the default.
You can DIY your KiwiSaver, but should you?
Investors now want more connection and control over their funds.
Celeb stylist Sarah Stuart on curating your winter wardrobe
Fashion stylist Sarah Stuart joins Jim to discuss what's on trend this winter. Audio
Will I have to pay for my wife's care? Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
Georgie Falloon: Big Shoes to Fill
Georgie Falloon grew up with large feet. When she couldn't find a pair of shoes to wear to her wedding, she founded NZ's first online shoe retailer. Audio
What happens at an economists' conference?
Chief Economist at the New Zealand Initiative thinktank Eric Crampton joins Emile Donovan Audio
Dollars for nature - a look at biodiversity credits
News that government this month said is looking to support a market system to help fund the huge cost of restoring nature could be music to the ears of farmers and iwi wanting to do their bit for… Audio
One job, 1000 applicants: Jobseekers' battle not improving
One woman told RNZ she is at breaking point after applying for jobs for over a year. Audio
Evening business for 27 June 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Health NZ pay first instalment of Holidays Act shortfall to Waikato staff
The payout brings the total to more than $530m nationally with more to come.
Job market sluggish, jobseekers facing huge competition
Economists having been telling us survive til 2025', but so far this year things don't seem to have improved that much, particularly for those out of work. The job market is sluggish, with people… Audio
