Business
AA Insurance fined over misleading no-claims bonus offer
AA Insurance has been ordered to pay a multimillion-dollar penalty for misleading customers and overcharging them to the tune of $11 million. Audio
Opponents fume over a 'zombie project' brought back to life
Trans-Tasman Resources wants to mine 50 million tonnes of sea bed a year for 30 years, and it's just been included on the fast-track projects list.
'Economy is cratering': Call for 1.5 percent OCR cut by Christmas
Greg Smith of Devon Funds said it was not what he thought the Reserve Bank would do, but what it should do, given the state of the economy.
TVNZ plans to end its 1News website in February
That's just one item on a list of proposed changes it presented to staff today as it aims to find $30 million in savings.
Midday Business News for 7 October 2024
A major solar energy developer says fast-tracking renewable energy projects will give the country's electricity system an urgently needed boost. Audio
Early Business News for 7 October 2024
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
The Mixtape: DJ Vee
Today's guest on the RNZ Mixtape is DJ Vee - real name Vishal Vasan. Vishal's musical journey started on Cuba Street Wellington, then to DJing with FFD, slinging records in Soho and organising the… Audio
Ethnic businesses boosting innovation
Auckland's inaugural Ethnic Xchange Symposium is looking to grow the already significant contribution ethnic communities make to New Zealand. Audio
Wellington hospo scene turns out to support venue hit by thieves before opening
A neighbouring bar is setting rivalries aside to fundraise for under-construction music venue Meow Nui.
Evening business for 4 October 2024
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Fundraiser organised for new business hit by thieves
A neighbouring bar is setting trading rivalries aside to raise money for the owner of an under-construction Wellington music venue hit by thieves before it's opened its doors. L-B-Q is collecting… Audio
More than 50,000 property investors making losses
Information released under the Official Information Act shows that there were 53,350 taxpayers who reported negative rental income in the 2023 tax year.
Midday Business News for 4 October 2024
A new government underwriting scheme has got a big thumbs up. Audio
Handing over personal data: What are your rights?
Not every business is following best practise when it comes to storing your information, nor disposing of it when it is no longer needed. Audio
Early Business News for 4 October 2024
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
Whangārei hopes for cruise ship numbers to keep floating higher
The number of vessels calling in to the northern city is going from zero last year to four next season - and possibly as many as 30 by 2044. Audio
Fewer regional flights mean less money circulating - mayor
Queenstown Lakes District's mayor is disappointed that Air NZ is making cuts to regional routes. Audio