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NBR’s (National Business Review) podcast channel. Free episodes to enjoy a week after they’re posted on our news publishing website ‘NBR.co.nz’, each story is accompanied by a written article, and video content made by our award-winning journalists and reporters. Podcast episodes include: - ‘People In Business’ which features the best in New Zealand’s business sector. - ‘Live from the Hive’: which covers the week in politics recorded inside New Zealand’s parliamentary building, the Beehive. - ’Dollars and Sense’ a debate podcast featuring leading business minds in New Zealand. Come and join the discussion with NZ’s top business minds over on our website NBR.co.nz

Episode Date
People in Business #64 - Mike McRoberts joins NBR as Te Ao Māori editor and Court enforces rigidity of parental leave rules
May 15, 2024
Live from the Hive #68 - Press freedom increasingly coming under attack? Risk-based pricing of insurance is both a positive and negative?
May 13, 2024
People in Business #63 - BNZ profit falls, revenue flat in half-year and BNZ profit falls, revenue flat in half-year
May 08, 2024
Live From The Hive #67 - Chlöe Swarbrick adamant tax reform is needed? Political strategy based on better times to come?
May 06, 2024
Live From The Hive #66 - Would a capital gains tax help the government balance its books? Plus Winston Peters on foreign policy.
Apr 30, 2024
People in Business #62 - Verbal contracts as legally enforceable as written? Fletcher calls for residential red tape cuts, mortgage discounts?
Apr 29, 2024
People in Business #61 - Rural delivery the ‘canary in the mine’ of postal restructure and ‘Crying for support’: November cut still feasible, BNZ says.
Apr 24, 2024
Live From The Hive #65 - Irony of the ‘Wellington knows best’ approach to governing and Labour’s new finance spokesperson coy on capital gains tax
Apr 22, 2024
People in Business #60 - How significant is NZ’s recession? No more secrets? New bill aims to sanctify publicising your pay.
Apr 17, 2024
Live From The Hive #64 - Should we rebuild the oil refinery? NZ speaks its mind on Israel & what do accountants think of a capital gains tax?
Apr 15, 2024
People in Business #59 - The dark art/science of valuing startups and Aussie Government rejects big stick approach on supermarkets.
Apr 10, 2024
Live From The Hive #63 - April fool, building costs, dismal Wellington and Announcements about upcoming announcements.
Apr 08, 2024
People in Business #58 - Do banks need to lift their game in scam prevention? A new age in hairdressing & Australia's geopolitical tightrope
Apr 03, 2024
Live From The Hive #62 - Get ready for another partisan and largely pointless tax debate. Plus, is the NZ government too big?
Apr 01, 2024
People in Business #57 - Preventing gossip no reason to ditch sale consult with workers and Five-year plan to put fizz back into hospitality unveiled.
Mar 27, 2024
Live From The Hive #61 - Are tax cuts affordable? Grant Robertson says "We have to change the rules" & Chumbawamba with Beehive Banter
Mar 25, 2024
People in Business #56 - Is AI a productivity opportunity? Medicinal cannabis for dogs and supermarket profiteering
Mar 20, 2024
Live From The Hive #60 - Is the Coalition Government guilty of running roughshod over democratic processes?
Mar 18, 2024
People in Business #55 - Do you have the right to ignore your boss? Trust tax changes & raising startup money in 2024
Mar 13, 2024
Live From The Hive #59 - The challenge facing journalism and democracy, plus Christian Hawkesby on future interest rate movements
Mar 11, 2024
People in Business #54 - 2024 a year of tough and tougher decisions for business and ‘We got this one totally wrong’: ANZ dials back on rate hikes.
Mar 06, 2024
Live From The Hive #58 - Journalism crisis, gang crackdown, housing fix and Māori health.
Mar 04, 2024
People in Business #53 - No further rate hikes needed: Kiwibank CEO and Climate activism: rage against the carbon emitting machine.
Feb 28, 2024
Live From The Hive #57 - Government’s plan for national and regional infrastructure and India a top priority.
Feb 26, 2024
People in Business #52 - The supermarket duopoly in Australians love to hate, the political stop-start that's holding back infrastructure & Phantom Billstickers: the reformed pirates of postering
Feb 21, 2024
Live From The Hive #56 - New ministers talk building costs and simplifying business, Beehive Banter talks benefit changes and how effective is government spending?
Feb 19, 2024
People in Business #51 - Priceless artworks coming to Auckland, from 'The Block' to branding & is there any chance of rate cuts this year?
Feb 14, 2024
Live From The Hive #55 - Brown on Brown: how to fix Auckland town and the political price National pays for its compromise with Act.
Feb 12, 2024
People in Business #50 - Ninety-day trials don’t work without proper employment agreements and Growing in a slower labour market.
Feb 07, 2024
Live From The Hive #54 - Tax, Treaty principles, James Shaw, spending cuts and Political compromise the way to avoid polarisation.
Feb 05, 2024
People in Business #49 - How are the Red Sea attacks are impacting global shipping? Stamping out worker exploitation and transforming a local soap manufacturer
Jan 31, 2024
Live From The Hive #53 - David Seymour discusses the Treaty principles bill, water infrastructure under pressure & race relations with Beehive Banter
Jan 29, 2024
People in Business #48 - Price Check: A special investigation into NZ's supermarket pricing
Jan 24, 2024
Live From The Hive #52 - How can politics be made safer for women? Green MP's fall with Beehive Banter & Who will take on the Productivity Commission’s workload?
Jan 23, 2024
People in Business #47 - A new luxury hospitality development coming for South Auckland, plans to become a tech a hub and how accurate is crystal ball gazing?
Jan 17, 2024
Live From The Hive #51 - The 2023 political year wrapped, Simon Bridges on life after parliament & the commerce minister responds to NBR’s supermarket investigation
Jan 15, 2024
People in Business #46 - BNZ Breaker are always looking for investors and ASB Classic a ‘key anchor’ of Auckland’s events strategy?
Jan 10, 2024
Live From The Hive #50 - Mini budget, Aussie relations, Xmas rush, Monetary Policy and Alternative views and the future of fisheries.
Jan 08, 2024
People in Business #45 - Do we really need a Minister for Space? New govt workplace law fine in principle – what about practice?
Dec 20, 2023
Live From The Hive #49 - The perception and reality of climate change policy & leaks with Beehive Banter.
Dec 18, 2023
People in Business #44 - The BNZ Breakers ESG slam dunk, fund manager transparency & how to avoid work Christmas party ‘oh no!’s
Dec 13, 2023
Live From The Hive #48 - February rate hike an option, cuts in the distance? Jones expects aquaculture, mining to benefit from new $1.2b RIF?
Dec 11, 2023
People in Business #43 - Is the party over for Big Four bank profits? Relative quiet on NZ home front still at risk from world events?
Dec 06, 2023
Live From The Hive #47 - Some oil and gas producers scared away for good? Dealing with Winston and The changing of the guard in the Beehive.
Dec 04, 2023
People in Business #42 - What’s stressing out company directors? High acclaim for ethical investing firm & the tourism sector finally has a plan.
Nov 29, 2023
Live From The Hive #46 - The new government has a lot to live up to, challenging the new coalition improve local government relations & are our digital government services too complicated?
Nov 27, 2023
People in Business #41 - Did Auckland Uni do enough to keep Dr Siouxsie Wiles safe? A new, top-end skincare range & is our infrastructure spending efficient enough?
Nov 22, 2023
Live From The Hive #45 - Coalition talks are now at the pointy end and appear close to conclusion? The tragedy of Israel and Palestine.
Nov 20, 2023
Dollars & Sense #4 - How will the economy perform with National in charge?
Nov 16, 2023
People in Business #40 - Weighty impact for workers in a wild few weeks for supermarkets? Supie: Dealing direct is doing it the hard way?
Nov 15, 2023
Live From The Hive #44 - Winston Peters discusses walking away from coalition talks, compromises in the deal & ‘that’ referendum with Beehive Banter.
Nov 13, 2023
People in Business #39 - Serious mental health issues a minefield for employers? NZ not reconsidering membership of Asian Infrastructure Bank?
Nov 08, 2023
Live From The Hive #43 - The tax debate looming over Labour, the final count & David Seymour on Act’s role in the incoming coalition
Nov 06, 2023
People in Business #38 - Will the new government take away a public holiday? The consequences of National’s transport agenda & a local adult toy maker stimulating the market
Nov 01, 2023
Live From The Hive #42 - Will National’s 100 days of action hit the wall of reality? James Shaw on working with National & KPMG on if the 2030 renewable target is realistic?
Oct 30, 2023
People in Business #37 - The search fund phenomenon hitting NZ, upending the security sector & can we afford to reduce our investment in tertiary education?
Oct 25, 2023
Live From The Hive #41 -The challenges facing both parties post-election, Act party leaders discuss their future & business representatives debate what the new government will mean for business
Oct 24, 2023
People in Business #36 - Residential builders park their cranes as downturn settles in? Think twice about using GPS records to prove misconduct.
Oct 18, 2023
Live From The Hive #40 - No need for politicians to catastrophise other parties’ policies and Polls, a surge, the kingmaker, and what chance stable government?
Oct 16, 2023
People in Business #35 - Are the interest rate hikes finally over? Employment spats at Pukekohe High School & how advanced particle analysis is proving a global business opportunity.
Oct 11, 2023
Live From The Hive #39 - Political violence with Beehive Banter & directing directors of incorporated societies
Oct 09, 2023
People in Business #34 - How does the workplace treat medicinal cannabis? A good death? One man’s story in the aged care crisis and Wellington firm frames up a reconfigurable future.
Oct 04, 2023
Live From The Hive #38 - Winston Peters on whether he’d answer the call, Grant Robertson on the economic balancing act and James Shaw & Simon Watts debate climate change policy
Oct 02, 2023
Live From The Hive #37 - Could NZ First bring public spending under control? New deal for residential solar power & avoiding recession with Beehive Banter
Sep 25, 2023
People in Business #33 - Can we afford our ageing population? New spark to light NZ fuel industry? Hollywood film and TV workers strike but Kiwi counterparts can’t?
Sep 20, 2023
Live From The Hive #36 - Election 2023: Talking Taxes. Plus opening the Government’s books & the campaign trail with Beehive Banter
Sep 18, 2023
Dollars & Sense #3 - Tough choices for dairy farmers this season
Sep 14, 2023
People in Business #33 - Election 2023: The aviation sector wants collaboration to decarbonise. Plus Simon Bridges talks trade with India, and should we take economic lessons from Germany?
Sep 13, 2023
Live From The Hive #35 - Election 2023: How do we make NZ friendlier to immigrants? Treasury’s wellbeing report and a gloomy outlook with Beehive Banter
Sep 11, 2023
People in Business #32 - Election 2023: Should we regulate the financial sector? plus China’s slowing economy & pulling back from WFH
Sep 06, 2023
Live From The Hive #34 - Blue rinse brigade backs perennial politician and Tax cuts, fiscal discipline, negative politics, errant MPs?
Sep 04, 2023
People in Business #31 - Is it wise for AI developers to ‘move fast and break things’? NZ tech consultancy defies gravity in Australia & is our government too big?
Aug 30, 2023
Live From The Hive #33 - Election 2023: Business VS union debate on changes to labour law and Chris Hipkins discusses his tax decisions. Plus, party troubles with Beehive Banter
Aug 28, 2023
People in Business #30 - Election 2023: Less regulation for hospitality and less crime for retail. Plus, a new medication for a pain-in-the-backside problem
Aug 23, 2023
Live From The Hive #32 - GST free veges? James Shaw on climate change adaptation & Simon Watts on Three Waters reform
Aug 21, 2023
People in Business #29 - Rent report gives the lie to landlord claims and Breakers land BNZ as major sponsor.
Aug 16, 2023
IMHO #31 - Who pays for pay parity? Can impatient Seymour cope with dithery, deflecting Luxon?
Aug 15, 2023
Live From The Hive #31 - Hurdling the ideological obstacle of private investment and policy silly season, banning cell phones, teachers’ pay.
Aug 14, 2023
People in Business #28 - Is ERA justice delayed, justice denied for employers? Attacking the alleged artifice of media buying agencies & even more bumps in the Eroad.
Aug 09, 2023
IMHO #30 - What a Vivek Ramaswamy US presidency might mean for NZ, a hatred of micro mobility & Labour’s experiment stutters to embarrassing, underwhelming end.
Aug 08, 2023
Live From The Hive #30 - Will politicians be honest in the election campaign? Simon Watts discusses the ETS under National & more roads with Beehive Banter
Aug 07, 2023
People in Business #27 - Election 2023: Does the tertiary sector need more support? Where’s our tech and RSI policy? Plus proposed restrictions on restraints of trade
Aug 02, 2023
IMHO #29 - Women’s World Cup tickets are selling better than purported, construction jobs are being lost to the recession & a pre-election lolly scramble
Aug 01, 2023
Live From The Hive #29 - Ministerial exits, ministerial mishaps and ministerial mayhem with Beehive Banter
Jul 31, 2023
People in Business #26 - Is NZ still an attractive place to live? The advertising industry net zero initiative and whatever happened to KiwiBuild?
Jul 26, 2023
IMHO #28 - Time for a tax cut? Van Velden is gaining in the race for Tāmaki & the Warriors are cashing in on unprecedented success
Jul 25, 2023
Live From The Hive #28 - Has either major party got a compelling case for your vote? Pressure still bubbling under inflation & contempt of Parliament with Beehive Banter
Jul 24, 2023
People in Business #25 - How tough should we get on crime? Local politicians debate the answer. Toppling a multi-level marketing scheme & how Kōkako coffee took flight
Jul 19, 2023
IMHO #27 - What’s the cost of the moral high ground? Who are the ”Māori elite”? Have ”transformative politics” failed?
Jul 18, 2023
Live From The Hive #27 - The Governments fiscal record, the election draws closer & a special guest discusses polls and wealth tax on Beehive Banter
Jul 17, 2023
People in Business #24 - What’s with this ‘technical recession’? The importance of entrepreneurial resilience & sharing the load of parental leave
Jul 12, 2023
IMHO #26 - What’s more dangerous than ram raids? Bad timing for Labour and the high cost of the moral high ground
Jul 11, 2023
Live From The Hive #26 - Greens’ pledge to renters could remove rentals from the market, fuel resilience laws might not be so hot & the Kiri Allan situation with Beehive Banter
Jul 10, 2023
People in Business #23 - Using the science of bees to make plastic? More businesses are considering job cuts & Auckland Council stands it’s ground against property developers
Jul 05, 2023
IMHO #25 - Should high performance athletes be funded by OnlyFans? Populist crime policy & what we can learn from the Australian PwC scandal
Jul 04, 2023
Live From The Hive #25 - Making New Zealand great again? National’s tough on crime approach & ministerial conduct with Beehive Banter
Jul 03, 2023
People in Business #22 - Is it time to go free from GE-free? Parties punt the employment law policy football & coping with grief as an entrepreneur.
Jun 28, 2023
IMHO #24 - Is it time to stop working from home? Race-baiting politics and looking at the grassroots of rugby
Jun 27, 2023
Live From The Hive #23 - Does Hipkins need Xi Jinping’s advice on managing dissent? Forest owners to lose out if the ETS doesn’t change & preserving NZ Post
Jun 26, 2023
People in Business #21 - Which NZ brands have the best reputation? Filling healthcare gaps with a new business & when is an intern not an intern?
Jun 21, 2023