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Small Business news
Legislation, losers and lessons: Andrew Bayly’s 2024
Minister Andrew Bayly sat down with Tom Raynel to discuss his 2024, and what comes next.
Small Business: Weaving connections with Borneo Bags
Jacky McLaren talks to Tom Raynel about Borneo Bags and how it supports workers overseas.
Payments company Wise says Kiwi SMEs are held back by foreign exchange fees
Wise is calling for changes to transparency around foreign exchange fees.
Advocate calls for transparency over domain names for Kiwi stores
Jamie Farmer says billions could be poured back into our economy if Kiwis shopped locally.
Medicinal cannabis grower Puro seals Australian deal
The company is highlighting the regulatory roadblocks that prevent distribution here.
'A world of hurt': Retail sales remain flat as Black Friday looms
Stats NZ has revealed its latest Retail Trade Survey for the September quarter.
Untapping the potential of Aotea’s native flora
Tama Toki talks to Tom Raynel about Aotea Made and how it's unleashing our native flora.
How companies roll the dice with competitions, big prizes and long odds
Jobs for Mums' game of chance; big prize money, long odds and a little social enterprise.
The Kiwi landscaping business sold to a Japanese billionaire investor
Scott Humphreys started the company with a wheelbarrow and a station wagon.
Small business: Slip, slop, slap and Zoop
John Heseltine talks to Tom Raynel about the personal story behind Zoop's beginnings.
Small business: Conscious consumerism is key for Crushes
Rose Hope talks to Tom Raynel about the ethical concept store Crushes and its community.
Foodtrucks to Foodstuffs: Why Lucky Taco is no feat of luck
Sarah Frizzell talks to Tom Raynel about The Lucky Taco and its journey from Mexico to NZ.
Bucking the trend: the infant formula made from goat milk
Elke Pascoe talks to Tom Raynel about business LittleOak and their recent US expansion.
Caught in a trap: The new home solution for pest control
Craig Bond talks to Tom Raynel about his invasive-species trap business Goodnature.
Cocktails on tap? Yes, you read that right
They've been friends for 20 years. Their shared passion shows no signs of slowing down.
Bank repossesses machinery as liquidators probe earthmoving company
The business owes at least $1.26 million and is now the owner's second failed enterprise.
Contractor or not? Government unveils new test for gig workers, contractors
Brooke Van Velden unveils solution for the line between a worker and a contractor.
Sole traders choosing to earn less - on purpose
A majority of respondents want the threshold increased to $75,000, but it looks unlikely.
Small business: Mastering the sense of touch with braille technology
Chantelle Griffiths talks to Tom Raynel about her journey of braille and business.