Air New Zealand says it's working hard to rebuild trust in the regions. 

The airline says 86% of flights arrived within 15 minutes of schedule last month, up from just over 78% a year ago. 

Analytics company OAG rated the airline at just over 84% for June, including cancellations.  

Ground and In-Flight Chief Operations Officer Kate Boyer told Mike Hosking customers don't care about statistics, they want their flights on time.  

She says one bad flight can wipe out six or seven good ones, so they're committed to proving themselves to customers.  

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Air New Zealand says it's working hard to rebuild trust in the regions.&nbsp;
The airline says 86% of flights arrived within 15 minutes of schedule last month, up from just over 78% a year ago.&nbsp;
Analytics company OAG rated the airline at just over 84% for June, including cancellations. &nbsp;
Ground and In-Flight Chief Operations Officer Kate Boyer told Mike Hosking customers don't care about statistics, they want their flights on time. &nbsp;
She says one bad flight can wipe out six or seven good ones, so they're committed to proving themselves to customers. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Kate Boyer: Air NZ Ground and In-Flight Chief Operations Officer on rebuilding trust, the increasing number of flights arriving on time

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Rising incomes and a flattening rental market are becoming a relief for tenant's wallets.  

Fresh data from Property Brokers has identified the share of income going towards rent has fallen from 44% to 40% in the year to June. 

It also found the national weekly rent has stagnated, moving from $636 last year to $635 now.  

Property Brokers General Manager of Property Management David Faulkner told Mike Hosking the last time rents plateaued was in the late 90s and early 2000s.  

He says we're three years into a similar period, where rents plateau for about six years. 

Faulkner also says rents in the regions have started to catch up – there's now very little difference between provincial New Zealand and the major centres.  

LISTEN ABOVE 

Rising incomes and a flattening rental market are becoming a relief for tenant's wallets. &nbsp;
Fresh data from Property Brokers has identified the share of income going towards rent has fallen from 44% to 40% in the year to June.&nbsp;
It also found the national weekly rent has stagnated, moving from $636 last year to $635 now. &nbsp;
Property Brokers General Manager of Property Management David Faulkner told Mike Hosking the last time rents plateaued was in the late 90s and early 2000s. &nbsp;
He says we're three years into a similar period, where rents plateau for about six years.&nbsp;
Faulkner also says rents in the regions have started to catch up – there's now very little difference between provincial New Zealand and the major centres. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

David Faulkner: Property Brokers General Manager of Property Management on improving rental affordability

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Dietary supplement exporters are welcoming a possible change to outdated rules.  

The Government's proposing to ease export and labelling rules, which the industry says could unlock an extra $500 million in exports each year. 

It's being hailed as a gamechanger for an industry already worth $2.3 billion each year. 

Natural Health Product Government Affairs Director Samantha Gray told Mike Hosking it will free up exporters from decades of red tape.  

She says we have an anomaly in our regulations where exports have to comply with New Zealand standards, which are circa 1985 and completely outdated. 

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Dietary supplement exporters are welcoming a possible change to outdated rules. &nbsp;
The Government's proposing to ease export and labelling rules, which the industry says could unlock an extra $500 million in exports each year.&nbsp;
It's being hailed as a gamechanger for an industry already worth $2.3 billion each year.&nbsp;
Natural Health Product Government Affairs Director Samantha Gray told Mike Hosking it will free up exporters from decades of red tape. &nbsp;
She says we have an anomaly in our regulations where exports have to comply with New Zealand standards, which are circa 1985 and completely outdated.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Samantha Gray: Natural Health Product Government Affairs Director on the possible changes to dietary supplement export regulations

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Fonterra's boss is extremely proud of the dairy co-op's latest results. 

It delivered a $2.6 billion full-year profit, with total revenue hitting $27 billion. 

It's confirmed a final Farmgate Milk Price payout for farmers of $9.69 – down from last year's record-high $10.16. 

This year's total dividends come to 73 cents per share, including 16 cents paid out earlier from the sale of Fonterra's consumer arm. 

Chief Executive Richard Allen told Mike Hosking they've overcome major challenges including weather events and geopolitical instability. 

LISTEN ABOVE 

Fonterra's boss is extremely proud of the dairy co-op's latest results.&nbsp;
It delivered a $2.6 billion full-year profit, with total revenue hitting $27 billion.&nbsp;
It's confirmed a final Farmgate Milk Price payout for farmers of $9.69 – down from last year's record-high $10.16.&nbsp;
This year's total dividends come to 73 cents per share, including 16 cents paid out earlier from the sale of Fonterra's consumer arm.&nbsp;
Chief Executive Richard Allen told Mike Hosking they've overcome major challenges including weather events and geopolitical instability.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Richard Allen: Fonterra CEO on the co-op reporting a profit of $2.6 billion

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Kate Boyer: Air NZ Ground and In-Flight Chief Operations Officer on rebuilding trust, the increasing number of flights arriving on time

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