Business
Who are Scattered Spider - the hackers targeting airlines?
The loose-knit but aggressive hacking group has been accused of stealing data from some of the world's largest companies.
Evening business for Wednesday 2 July 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Dairy price dip won't last long - expert
Dairy prices fell for the fourth consecutive auction overnight, with the average price down more than 4 percent to US$4274.
Midday Business News for 2 July 2025
Midday Business News for 2 July, including a market update. Audio
Tasman bike trail hit badly by storm
Tasman's Great Taste biking trail suffered significant damage in last week's storm. Great Taste Trail Manager Belinda Crisp spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Markets Update for 2 July 2025
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
Watercare on seven-year battle with oyster farmers
Oyster farmers north of Auckland have not been able to harvest this year because of pollution in the Mahurangi Harbour from a wastewater overflow in nearby Warkworth. Watercare chief executive Jamie… Audio
Jaffas to be discontinued
The New Zealand manufacturer of Jaffas, RJ's, has confirmed falling sales has meant it cannot keep making them. Massey University marketing professor Bodo Lang spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Business News for 2 July 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Early Business News for 2 July 2025
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
Iconic Jaffas to be discontinued for good
Jaffas' parent company RJ's Confectionery says it's sad to say goodbye.
Evening business for Tuesday 1 July 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Waikato River's water flow increased ahead of heavy rainfall
Releasing water into the river creates additional capacity within the region's hydroelectric system.
Union warns against meat self-inspection plans
A union says potential plans to privatise New Zealand's meat inspection service could put food quality and safety at risk.
Midday Business News for 1 July 2025
Midday Business News for 1 July, including a market update. Audio
Warm weather cools Warehouse Group's profits
The retailer was forced into heavy discounting after a delayed start to winter ruined sales.
Business correspondent Dan Brunskill
Chinese consumer confidence is low, and New Zealand exports to its biggest export market are flatlining. Dan reports from his trip observing the Prime Minister Christopher Luxon in China. T
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Far North foodies win big at national hospitality awards
Far North foodies are celebrating a big win at the nation's top hospitality awards. Northland reporter Peter de Graaf checks out the mood, and the menu, in Kaitaia's Peekaboo Backyard Eatery. Audio
