Rod Oram

Rod Oram talks to Kathryn Ryan about why he has written his last SST column, NZ farmers' use of phosphate from the Western Sahara, which is an internationally disputed territory. Also, Tegel's… Audio

Rod Oram discusses Finance Minister Steven Joyce's changes to the government's fiscal strategy and the impact on the construction sector. Also, Australia's competition regulator decides not to take… Audio

Kathryn Ryan talks to Rod Oram about the legacy of Doug Myers, Labour's proposals for the Reserve Bank and Infratil selling its stake in MetLifecare. Audio

Kathryn Ryan talks to Rod Oram about the good and bad of Fonterra's half-year results, and also the lack of ambition in the Government's trade policy "refresh". Audio

The Warehouse embarks on a big shakeup to position itself better for online retailing, Intueri, a vocational education provider, tries to sell its assets and Restaurant Brands pins its hopes for… Audio

Rod Oram talks to Kathryn Ryan about the Zespri brand turning 20 years old. And Mavis Mullins will join the NZ Business Hall of Fame. Audio

The Commerce Commission has turned down Sky's proposal to buy Vodafone which would have created a formidable pay TV and telco provider. So is this the end of the road for the proposed merger and what… Audio

The big task Victoria Crone has as the new CEO of Callaghan Innovation and how Peter Thiel benefited handsomely from the government's poorly designed Venture Investment Fund. Audio

Kathryn Ryan talks to Rod Oram about Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's exposure to President Trump's trade policy on Mexico, and there's more bad news for Fonterra on its stake in Beingmate in China. Audio

Rod Oram, Siouxsie Wiles, Lara Strongman and Gavin Ellis look back on the year in business, science, viewing and media Audio

Among the topics Kathryn Ryan talks to Rod Oram about, is the Electricity Authority's tweaking of its controversial re-pricing of transmission charges, amid a chorus of opposition. Audio

Rod Oram talks to Kathryn Ryan about what business wants from a Bill English-led government, and Northland loses a pulp mill project. Audio

Rod Oram reflects on John Key's business and economic legacy. Audio

Orion Health's results trigger a negative response from investors, Rabobank delivers a very disappointing report on sustainability of food production, and - Iceland (the country) sues Iceland (the… Audio

Kathryn Ryan talks to Rod Oram about whether both the TPP and the Paris climate agreement can survive without the US. Audio