@RodOramNZ

New Zealand business journalist

Joined July 2012
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Christmas music...to help the Auckland City Mission! Please support our concert of Christmas music this Saturday, Dec 10 at 4pm, in Epsom. All proceeds go to the City Mission to help them meet the huge demands for their support. Tickets at iticket.co.nz/events/2022/de…
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Check out my latest article: Seeking climate solutions along the Silk Roads linkedin.com/pulse/seeking-c… via @LinkedIn

Seeking climate solutions along the Silk Roads

I'm a New Zealand business journalist..

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I'll be at COP26 in Glasgow, covering it for Newsroom. If you're there too, please let me know! And Newsroom has launched a donations campaign to support our COP26 coverage and other climate journalism. We'd greatly appreciate your support! newsroom.co.nz/newsroom-head…

Newsroom heading to COP26 - can you help fund our climate reporting?

Newsroom is launching a special donation drive to bolster our resources in covering the climate crisis.

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I'm attending @Reuters IMPACT - the virtual forum uniting global leaders to drive sustainable climate action, October 4-7, 2021. Registration is free for a limited time only, register now #ReutersIMPACT bit.ly/3owGHzb
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The business response to the climate crisis: Vincent Heeringa and I discuss business, the IPCC, COP26 and more... podcasts.nz/ipcc-report-rod-…

IPCC Report: Rod Oram on business laggards and leaders - Podcasts NZ: New Zealand Podcasts

This week, Vincent asks Rod Oram to explain the implications of the latest IPCC report for business. Does the stark reality set out in the report change what’s required of the business sector? Or...

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We urgently need Z Energy @zenergynz to develop clean fuels to help us solve the climate crisis. So far, it's excelling at selling takeaway coffees. newsroom.co.nz/z-energy-need…

Z Energy needs to refuel its ambition

Z Energy promised so much but has delivered so little in playing a part in the clean energy transformation NZ needs, writes Rod Oram

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Today was my last session on Radio NZ's Nine to Noon discussing business topics...after 19 years and some 800 episodes. Thank you Kathryn, and Linda before you, for having me on the programme. And a special thanks to you wonderful Nine Noon listeners for inviting me into
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your homes, cars, utes, tractors and workplaces and being such an engaged audience. I'll be back on Nine to Noon from time to time, particularly on our co-crises of climate breakdown and ecosystem degradation...and business's roles in helping us solve them.
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Meanwhile, here's the link to this morning's session where I reflect a bit, later in our discussion, on why I do what I do...Ngā mihi nui, Rod rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Business commentator Rod Oram

Rod talks to Kathryn about Silver Fern Farms' vow to make its meats net carbon zero. Also, the climate commitments of most G20 countries stilll falling short of the UN's 1.5c degree goal.

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Tell the Climate Commission what actions NZ must take on the climate crisis. This is absolutely our last chance. If this democratic process fails, then non-violent civil disobedience is our only recourse. newsroom.co.nz/rod-oram-spea… @NewsroomNZ @ClimateCommNZ @jacindaardern

Speak up for our future, tell the Climate Commission what you think

Can you spare an hour? For the sake of our future?

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RNZ Concert is a force for creative, economic and social good far beyond RNZ management’s simplistic understanding - Rod Oram’s latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2020/02/16/10…

Underestimating the power of classical music

RNZ Concert is an invaluable resource and inspiration for people at home and abroad.

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The Māori worldview of human dependence on nature is gaining wider appreciation...and we're the better for it - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2020/02/09/10…

What we can learn from Te Ao Māori

Over recent years, Te Ao Māori, the Māori world view, has been turning up in more and more traditionally Pākeha places.

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National, apparently blind to vast global changes, still believes it's same old policies prescriptions will make our economy sophisticated and wealthy - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column @NZNational Party @PaulGoldsmithMP @NZNATS @paulgoldsmithmp: newsroom.co.nz/2020/02/02/10…

The man who would be Finance Minister

National's finance spokesperson talks economics with Rod Oram

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As confidence in the competence of governments declines, can business lead on tacking the climate crisis? - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2020/01/26/99…

When will the business elite walk the talk?

The Davos forum had a wholesome slogan, but we need structural reform not fine words

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Searching for radical economic and social innovation - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2020/01/19/98…
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Ready or not, here comes the decisive decade - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2019/12/22/95…

2020 is around the corner and there's no place to hide

We’re better prepared for the next decade than we were for the one just ending, but our challenges in the 2020s will be more severe and more urgent.

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At last, an insightful, bold and practical roadmap for reforming our resource management system - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2019/12/15/94…
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ACC is acting irresponsibly on climate investment and climate health issues - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2019/12/08/93…

ACC must get its act together on climate

ACC is failing to live by the climate principles it proclaims.

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Having sold its future, Fonterra has precious few years left to find and build another - Rod Oram's latest Newsroom column: newsroom.co.nz/2019/12/01/92…

Fonterra: a lesson in how to sell your future

In some disconcerting ways Fonterra looks like Dean Foods, the largest US seller of liquid milk which recently went bust after almost 100 years in business.

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