Business
Are NZ banks being taxed properly?
The finance minister is receiving advice from IRD on how income tax laws apply to the major banks.
BNZ's new offer for technology entrepreneurs
The bank is offering something new for technology entrepreneurs.
Workplace mental health support- do employers understand obligations?
Xero has confirmed it's dropping the employee assistance programme, or EAP, it offered free to businesses that use its software. Businesses have a level of responsibilty for physical and mental… Audio
Early Business News for 7 July 2025
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
Hotel Motueka raises $7000 for families affected by flooding
Hotel Motueka has raised nearly $7000, as of Sunday, for families affected by last week's flooding. Manager Vince Sibbald spoke to Melissa Chan-Green. Audio
French fare leaves sour taste after bakers vanish leaving unpaid bills
A couple who arrived in New Zealand and set up a French patisserie cut a swath of deceit before leaving the country suddenly.
Why Tesla's Cybertruck has been such a flop
Analysis - Tesla is deliberately opaque about its sales numbers on specific models, so you have to squint to see what is an ugly collapse, writes CNN's Allison Morrow.
Whangārei welcomes buzz ahead of rare sporting spectacle
Excitement is building and accommodation is packed as the city hosts the Māori All Blacks and Scotland on Saturday.
'Taken away my life': Companies fined after workers collapse in toxic gas pit
Paul Smith Earthmoving and Taylorville Resource Park Limited split more than $685,000 in fines, fees and reparation.
How to keep your power bill down this winter
The price of electricity has gone up almost 9 percent in the past year and 20 percent of Kiwis are struggling with their bills. Audio
The Panel with Sally Wenley and Simon Wilson Part 2
This half hour the panel talk to Suzanne Hills, a West Coast resident campaigning against the expansion of the Bathhurst coal mine and they hear from Robyn Cox, professor of literacy and education at… Audio
Workers at fire-destroyed New World facing redundancy
The massive blaze two weeks ago took more than 10 hours to put out and left the building badly damaged with a collapsed ceiling. Audio
Evening business for 4 June 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Qantas boss apologises for data breach
Vanessa Hudson says the airline takes cybersecurity breaches "incredibly seriously" and apologised to more than 6 million customers.
Nvidia briefly on track to become world's most valuable company ever
Wall Street doubled down on optimism about AI.
Tourism Holdings warns of hit to full year earnings
Campervan operator and takeover target Tourism Holdings is warning of a hit to full year earnings from weaker vehicle sales, pressured bookings, and a possible writedown of an asset value.
Kitchen store owes refunds of more than $270,000
The appliance supplier is in the spotlight over its failure to deliver products and return payments.
