Business

Strong winds battered Bay of Plenty and Coromandel orchards, with growers left mulching trees and salvaging fruit.

The Tokoroa-based plant is looking to import ply from overseas. Audio

Changes would set out clear rules to prevent "creeping acquisitions" and give the ability to pause risky mergers before they're completed.

Those wanting relaxed rules for concerts say sporting events 'don't have an impact at all' and that sometimes, spending goes down. Audio

A survey of 1188 chief executives shows a small minority incorporate culture in short-and-long-term decision-making.

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will speak on Friday to 'complete' the agreement.

But one oyster farmer affected by rolling overflows says they're not out of the woods yet, with a full fix still some time away.

Data provided to RNZ under the Official Information Act shows a higher number and proportion of people receiving the accommodation supplement are now receiving the maximum possible.

A sentiment survey also reveals most businesses are planning to invest more this year, pointing to a gradual improvement in the economy.

Hundreds of the toys remain unaccounted for, despite a recall notice.

The petition is urging the government to reopen Chateau Tongariro as soon as possible. Audio

A number of florists are speaking out about the rise of unhappiness within the industry and the struggle to keep their businesses blooming. Audio

A veteran music promoter says the government's new $40 million funding package will bring superstar acts back to New Zealand. Audio