NBR Podcasts

People in Business #72 - The Cannasouth turnaround – can it be saved? Are we paying for past economic sins?

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 05 July. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:21) - Shoeshine with Fiona Rotherham - The Cannasouth turnaround – can it be saved?

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(07:30) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - Qatar investment could put Virgin IPO back on track.

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(12:56) - The Facialist founder Ashleigh Scott - Current recession turns ‘lipstick index’ into a skincare one. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(17:30) -Economy Matters with Christoph Schumacher - We’re paying for past economic sins. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(23:00) - Toil & Trouble with Dita De Boni - A deeper dive into the charges against the Port of Akld CEO. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

Live from the Hive #74 - Making decisions, Kāinga Ora, housing reform, Labour listens and Partisan politics stands in the way of policy consistency.

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top politics stories for the week ending July 05. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:17) -  Beehive Banter with Brent Edwards and Grant Walker - Making decisions, Kāinga Ora, housing reform, Labour listens. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(13:52) - NBR political editor Brent Edwards - Partisan politics stands in the way of policy consistency. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

People in Business #71 - When more disclosure could be too much? A grand stage? Open banking needs to open wider?

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 28 June. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:21) - Shoeshine with Will Mace - A grand stage? Open banking needs to open wider. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(06:47) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - When more disclosure could be too much. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(12:49) - Toil & Trouble with Dita De Boni - WorkSafe cuts set scene for new health and safety thrust. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(22:18) -Speirs Finance Group chief executive Michelle Herlihy - Speirs Finance targets economic growth engine. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

Live from the Hive #73 - Saying sorry, fixing ferries, power problems, disagreement and O’Connor warns that a trade deal with India will take time?

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top politics stories for the week ending June 28. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:17) - NBR political editor Brent Edwards - The risk of the Covid-19 inquiry being a lost opportunity. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(04:05) -  Beehive Banter with Brent Edwards and Grant Walker - Saying sorry, fixing ferries, power problems, disagreement. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(15:54) - Resources Minister Shane Jones - O’Connor warns that a trade deal with India will take time. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

 

 

People in Business #70 - Metroglass outlook: cloudy with a chance of free-falls and Size matters in unjustified dismissal cases.

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 21 June. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:21) - Shoeshine with Dita De Boni - Metroglass outlook: cloudy with a chance of free-falls. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(06:03) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - Investors hungry for A$2.2b Guzman y Gomez IPO. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(11:07) - WilliamsWarn GM William Cowper - Seeds of hope and hoppiness at home brew co WilliamsWarn. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(19:59) - Economy Matters with Hillmarè Schulze - New Zealand youth will bear weight of rising unemployment. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(23:55) - Toil & Trouble with Dita De Boni - Size matters in unjustified dismissal cases. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(31:27) - HealthNow founder Steven Zinsli - Health allowance platform HealthNow raises $3.4m seed round. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

Live from the Hive #72 - Long-term gas contract floated as way to give sector confidence? Balancing NZ’s trade agenda with complex foreign policy issues?

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top politics stories for the week ending June 21. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:16) - NBR political editor Brent Edwards - Balancing NZ’s trade agenda with complex foreign policy issues. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(05:34) -  Beehive Banter with Brent Edwards and Grant Walker - Scrutiny week, cancer drugs, housing costs, A-listers. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(16:39) - Resources Minister Shane Jones - Long-term gas contract floated as way to give sector confidence. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

 

 

People in Business #69 - Farmers in ‘holding pattern’ with new Government and Aussie media turns nasty as revenues sink.

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 10 June. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:21) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - Aussie media turns nasty as revenues sink. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(06:00) - Nanobubble Agritech co-founder Leon Power - From playing rugby to making nanobubbles. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(18:14) - Toil & Trouble with Dita De Boni - Complexity out, complexity in with changes to Holidays Act? For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(27:42) - Devon Funds head of retail Greg Smith - Could US Fed Reserve base rate decision on trade deficits? For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(36:29) - NZ national Fieldays Society programme manager Steve Chappell - Merino plaster maker WoolAid wins top Fieldays innovation award. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(44:15) - What happened at Fieldays 2024 - Farmers in ‘holding pattern’ with new Government. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

Live from the Hive #71 - PM’s business approach will be judged on its results and Climate change changes, census inquiry, leaving the country.

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top politics stories for the week ending June 14. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:16) - NBR political editor Brent Edwards - PM’s business approach will be judged on its results. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(04:34) -  Regulation Minister David Seymour - Regulators must be trained to stop wielding power: Seymour. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(13:32) - Xero country manager Bridget Snelling  - Productivity in every sector, every region declined last year. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(25:59) - Beehive Banter with Brent Edwards and Grant Walker - Climate change changes, census inquiry, leaving the country. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

 

 

People in Business #68 - Is it time for NZ banking sector to lower their profit margins? US tariffs on Chinese EVs a dilemma for Australia?

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 07 June. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:22) - Shoeshine with Lachlan Colquhoun - Investors excited as Aussie unicorn Canva heads for US$26b IPO. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(05:40) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - US tariffs on Chinese EVs a dilemma for Australia. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(10:37) - Unlock Innovation founder Dorenda Britten - Tauranga company offers a Good Change from one-use spray cleaners. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(16:11) - Economy Matters with Christoph Schumacher - Is it time for NZ banking sector to lower their profit margins? For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(20:39) - Toil & Trouble with Dita De Boni - Incident management: obligations and considerations. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

People in Business #67 - Migration keeps the Aussie economy growing, but it’s complicated and Abandonment of employment and ‘without prejudice’.

From NBR.co.nz, a wrap of the week's top business stories for the week ending 31 May. For today's top stories, head to NBR.co.nz. Proudly 100% subscriber funded.

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(00:23) - Shoeshine with Fiona Rotherham - ‘We’re just not there yet’: NZGCP’s Rob Everett. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(05:37) - Underarm with Lachlan Colquhoun - Migration keeps the Aussie economy growing, but it’s complicated. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(10:53) - Unlock Innovation founder Dorenda Britten - Dorenda Britten is forging a link between innovation and dyslexia. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.

(21:59) - LegalVision senior associate Ruby Mills - Explainer: Abandonment of employment and ‘without prejudice’. For the full article and to join the discussion, click here.