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Businesses worry about govt policy reversals after elections
A sentiment survey also reveals most businesses are planning to invest more this year, pointing to a gradual improvement in the economy.
Wholesaler fined for toys that posed risk to children
Hundreds of the toys remain unaccounted for, despite a recall notice.
Mayor to present 'Save our Chateau' petition to parliament
The petition is urging the government to reopen Chateau Tongariro as soon as possible. Audio
Florists say industry 'plagued by resentment, culture of fear'
A number of florists are speaking out about the rise of unhappiness within the industry and the struggle to keep their businesses blooming. Audio
NZ back in the game for 'showstopper events' - music promoter
A veteran music promoter says the government's new $40 million funding package will bring superstar acts back to New Zealand. Audio
Midday Business News for 15 September 2025
Midday Business News for 15 September 2025 Audio
Services sector is shrinking - still
The sector has endured tough times for a year and a half, BusinessNZ's CEO Katherine Rich says.
Eden Park chief executive on govt funding for music and events
Music and hospitality leaders are singing the government's praises over a $70 million funding package for tourism and events. Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Music promoter says NZ is 'back in the game' thanks to $40 million govt funding package
A veteran music promotor says New Zealand is back in the game, thanks to a $40 million funding package from the government. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more. Audio
Innovative agency tackles instability for actors and performers
Job stability and sustainability within a creative industry can be a constant battle for artists. Audio
Is KiwiSaver a scam? - Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
'Open for business': Flood hit Tasman Great Taste Trail bounces back
Floods caused over $2m in damage, but the popular Great Taste Trail is set to be largely restored for summer.
Treading Lightly - shoelaces made from sheep and salad
Meet Jacob Smith, the 21-year-old turning wool and veggie scraps into fashion-forward biodegradable shoelaces. It started as a university project and has turned into a commercial venture sourcing wool… Audio
Evening business for 12 September 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
NZ manufacturing slump masks early signs of rebound
Despite the August PMI slipping, new orders hit their highest level since 2022, lifting hopes of a turnaround.
Want a new iPhone 17? Be careful
The number of people in financial difficulty after signing up for a more expensive phone plan is increasing, an expert says.
