Kim Campbell

The battle lines are being drawn in a court challenge over the pricing of electricity distribution. Audio

Housing booms and dairy busts - what are the vulnerabilities in New Zealand's economy and what role has the government played in setting policy? Nine to Noon speaks to Kerry McDonald, former Chief… Audio

Finance Minister Bill English delivered his eighth Budget yesterday - and with the books back in the black, science and health got the lion's share of the new money. Audio

Small business owners may no longer need to predict their future earnings, under proposed tax changes. Audio

The Employers and Manufacturers Association says it's surprised Fisher and Paykel managed to stay manufacturing in New Zealand for so long. Kim Campbell is the EMA's chief executive. Audio

We ask the CEO of the Employers and Manufacturers Association Kim Campbell about the pros and cons of working from home. Audio

Figures out today from the global Demographia survey show that in the past year Auckland has gone from the ninth most unaffordable city in the world to equal fourth most unaffordable. Audio

New Zealand's economy had an unexpected spring its step in the three months to September with manufacturing starring in GDP data published yesterday. Auckland Employers and Manufacturers Association… Audio

Big business in Auckland could be faced with tens of thousands of dollars in transport levies Audio

The law that dictates our education system does not clearly state what New Zealand's education goals are. Audio

Philippa Tolley explores how debt, the housing market and the slump in dairy is affecting New Zealand's financial stability. Audio

The Employers' and Manufacturers' Association has slammed an 80 million dollar boost for research and development in this year's budget as inadequate. Audio

Patrick O'Meara examines the new labour laws and what they mean for firms and workers Audio

A bill making far reaching changes to labour laws will have its final reading in parliament today. Audio

An Auckland business group says there's no point in developing houses without looking at where people will work, shop and access other services they need. Audio

RNZ Auckland correspondents explore what political party policies might mean for NZ's biggest and most diverse city Audio

With unemployment at its lowest level in more than five years companies are taking on more workers, but despite the growing economy, wages have stagnated. Audio

Employers and exporters have given guarded support to the Labour Party's policy of lifting contributions to KiwiSaver to help control inflation. Audio