If you’ve been dreaming of that cute little cavoodle, prepare to end up locked in a bidding war with hundreds of equally desperate buyers.
Some organisers are feeling optimistic about the upcoming season. Others, however, are choosing to err on the side of caution.
Saia Latu dropped out of school at 14, was in trouble with the cops at 16, and earning six figures by his mid-30s. But his greatest success was still to come.
With the summer fruit industry facing a potentially disastrous worker shortage, the wages of fruit pickers are in the spotlight. Is cherry picking really as lucrative as it's marketed to be?
In this week's episode, host Simon Pound is joined by William Chomley, founder and CEO of IMAGR.
The Covid border restrictions might be saving lives but they’re also threatening the livelihoods of New Zealand farmers.
Many palm oil workers are suffering shocking levels of abuse and exposure to chemicals so toxic they can cause miscarriage. What can a concerned New Zealand consumer do?
Looking for a woman tradie? This website can help.
Just in time for fraud awareness week, a new phishing scam is sweeping through the mobile phones of the country
Stuart Nash wants to refocus the tourism industry on high-net-worth individuals. Will anyone stick up for the backpackers?
All the speakers had one sentiment in common: New Zealand has a wealth of creative talent and is on the cusp of something big.
It's a big deal in the trade world, but RCEP has been a pretty low-key project.
Is the newest player to the rideshare game offering lasting solutions to the industry’s woes?
Forget rugby, cricket and netball. This is the sport where New Zealanders truly shine.
Speculation surrounding the new Covid-19 community case has cast a light on the pressure many workers face every day.
South and West Auckland may finally be using less toxic chemicals on their streets. But does that mean the North Shore has to use more?
This week, host Simon Pound is joined by Nada Piatek, co-founder and managing director of Again Again.
You’ve heard of Black Friday, you’ve heard of Cyber Monday, but have you ever heard of mega shopping bonanza Singles' Day? If not, here’s what you need to know about Double 11.
What will happen to the thousands of tonnes of toxic waste dumped around Southland?
Critical capacity issues at ports around New Zealand are making retailers worried that they won’t be able to import stock ahead of the Christmas rush.
Sound and reasonable economic policy, or 'communism by stealth'? Here's what the PM had to say to the business community this afternoon.
Industry leaders InMusic, Serato and Melodics all have offices in central Auckland – and Morgan Donoghue has a connection to all of them.
From March to September, the number of people in employment fell by 31,000 – 70% of them were women.
The unemployment rate has increased as predicted. But are there any surprises?