Business
Anzac Day: What's open, what's not and when you have to pay a surcharge
On Anzac Day, most shops need to stay shut for the first half of the day till 1pm.
Basic banking help for the vulnerable
A bank account is a passport to the economy, but some Kiwis can't get onboard. A new scheme aims to change that. Audio
China warns countries against striking trade deals with US at its expense
Beijing will this week convene an informal United Nations Security Council meeting to accuse Washington of bullying.
DHL stopping global shipments worth over NZ$1300 to US consumers
The company says business-to-business shipments will not be affected by the suspension.
Protesters staying put despite trespass notice at Stockton mine
Police have arrested one person and are considering charges as protesters try and disrupt coal production.
Landmark global shipping emissions plan passed, NZ abstains
The deal was 10 years in the making and covers the vast majority of the world's commercial shipping.
Which NZ listed companies are feeling tariff pain?
Global share markets have been shaken by new US tariffs - but some New Zealand companies have been particularly hard hit.
Job competition remains fierce, recruitment firm says
Beyond Recruitment says it saw its worst year of new job listings.
Should stores close on Easter Sunday?
Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young said it was time the legislation changed.
Is it time to ditch your phone case?
When he bought his new iPhone, BBC technology correspondent Thomas Germain was keen to join what he calls the "case-free cult". Audio
Are surcharges a double-dip? - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
How do home loan rates compare to other countries'?
New Zealand home loan rates might be falling, but how do they compare to those of the rest of the world?
Medical testing company loses millions amid 'funding gap', staff to strike over pay
The result is the third straight year with no dividend payment to shareholders.
Fonterra pursue dual-track process in sale of Mainland Group
The dairy co-operative will undertake both a trade sale and public offering.
Job losses loom, as Ucol faces $7m budget cuts
Up to 74 jobs are on the block, about 17 percent of the institute's staff.
Midday Business News for 17 April 2025
Inflation is edging higher, but seems like interest rates cuts are still on the cards. Audio
Inflation up on higher food prices
Stats NZ says the Consumer Price Index rose 0.9 percent in the three months ended March, taking the annual rate to 2.5 pct Audio
What happened to millions of Kiwi's data after Flybuys ended
The customer database contains sensitive personal information about millions of New Zealanders.
Markets Update for 17 April 2025
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
Business News for 17 April 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio