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The whānau-owned business exporting some of Aotearoa's best produce
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Rachel Taulelei, CEO of Kono.
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This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Rachel Taulelei, CEO of Kono.
In the world's first ever podcast undertaken by people in remote locations, it's New Zealand's leading epidemiologists and economists, Toby Manhire, Annabelle Lee-Mather and Ben Thomas.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Mel Lewis from Ultrella.
This month, we're beaming in from our respective bubbles, joined by Al Keating of Coffee Supreme.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Matthew Chapman from Chapman CG about remote working.
Among the endless pile of plastic and food scraps being produced every second, some small businesses are creating a shift in how we treat our waste.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Pat MacFie from Manaaki.
The On the Rag team meet one more time to talk about how the Covid-19 crisis affects women and what you can do to cope.
Welcome back to Papercuts, our monthly books podcast hosted by Louisa Kasza, Jenna Todd and Kiran Dass.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Kirstin Mead from the Regional Business Partners' Network.
Farewell to The Bachelorette NZ, and farewell to The Real Pod.
The Real Pod assembles (virtually) to dissect the penultimate week of The Bachelorette NZ, except this time we are in a national lockdown.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to Dr Michelle Dickinson (Nanogirl) about her new online learning platform, Nanogirl's Lab.
The Real Pod reassembles to dissect the seventh week of The Bachelorette NZ, with special thanks to Nando’s.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks to business coach Zac De Silva from Business Changing and Nurture Change.
The Real Pod reassembles to dissect the sixth week of The Bachelorette NZ, with special thanks to Nando’s.
This week on Business is Boring, Simon Pound talks to Florence and Chloe Van Dyke from Chia Sisters.
