Business
Shotover Jet turns 60: From river ferry to iwi-led tourism icon
One of New Zealand's best-known adventure rides is celebrating six decades of adventure, iwi pride, and sustainability on the Kimiākau Awa. Audio
Behind closed doors: What officials said about pay equity changes
Treasury documents show the pay equity reset was key to meeting the coalition's cost-cutting goals.
Evening business for Friday 1 August 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Honey producers stung by soft market
Two major honey producers have been stung by a soft market. King Honey and its parent company are liquidation, while Settlers Honey of Whanganui has gone into receivership. Taupo-based King Honey that… Audio
Thousands bank more than $1m in Sharesies, Hatch
Sharesies now has more than 1500 portfolios with more than $1m invested, and fewer than 100 of them include KiwiSaver. Audio
Government to push back on 15 percent US tariff
The government had promised to push back on the 15% tariff on New Zealand exports to the United States. The White House revised a swathe of rates today, lifting New Zealand's tariff from 10 to 15%… Audio
Midday Report Essentials for Friday 1st August 2025
In today's episode, in a surprise out of the White House, New Zealand exports are being slapped with a 15 percent tariff rate; Animation and visuals giant, Weta FX, has confirmed it's looking to cut… Audio
Trump hits NZ with surprise 15 percent tariff
In a surprise out of the White House, New Zealand exports are being slapped with a 15 percent tariff rate. Trade Minister Todd McClay spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio
Cost of living drags consumer confidence further down
Consumer confidence continues to track down amid worries about the high cost of living.
Apple crushes Wall Street expectations as iPhone sales soar
Apple reported sales and profit that far surpassed expectations, with some customers making iPhone purchases early to avoid Trump's tariffs.
AI helps Amazon achieve 35% surge in profits
Our conviction that AI will change every customer experience is starting to play out, Amazon CEO says.
Property investors: It's not time to break up yet
Calls for Kiwis to break up with property investment and focus instead on investing in more productive assets are missing the point, says an economist at one property investment firm. Audio
Auckland's tourism sector embraces Māori and Pasifika culture
It's hoped the move will help the city build a more distinct international brand. Audio
Early Business News for 1 August 2025
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
'Really, really well off people' needing help with debt
The agency representing the country's financial mentors is calling for tighter rules to stop some 'unscrupulous debt collectors' acting unethically.
Evening business for 31 July 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Protesters 'selfish', 'irrational': Minister
Shane Jones has slammed the two protesters occupying a coal bucket on the aerial ropeway between Stockton and Ngakawau.
