We often hear the statistic that one in three New Zealanders will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. But what about the two in three, the families, friends and caregivers who carry the weight of the journey alongside them?

In this episode of the Opening Bell Podcast, Helen Carter, CEO of the Cancer Society Waikato Bay of Plenty, talks with NZX Communications & Engagement Advisor Joseph Shuker about the growing impact of cancer, her own story of loss, and the support and research that bring hope for the future.

You can support the Cancer Society this Daffodil Day here - https://daffodilday.org.nz/

Across New Zealand, 1 in 10 children do not have a bed of their own. Winter is here, and the need is urgent.

In this NZX Opening Bell episode, Variety New Zealand CEO Susan Glasgow and Variety Ambassador & 1News Presenter Simon Dallow join us to celebrate the launch of their Winter Appeal, discuss the increasing demand for help and share how Variety is working behind the scenes to help improve the lives of thousands of Kiwi kids across the country. 

In this NZX Opening Bell episode, Andrew Peskett and Brien Cree joined us to discuss the future of aged care and how Radius Care is using technology and data to transform the experience of ageing. We also dive into their backgrounds, including what inspired the implementation and growth of Radius and how they are leading their nationwide team today.  

We sat down with Rod Duke, Managing Director and Deputy Chairman of Briscoe Group, to unpack how he leads one of New Zealand’s most recognisable retail brands through change and challenge. With Briscoes Homeware and Rebel Sport firmly cemented as Kiwi household names—and Briscoe Group reporting impressive 2024 and 2025 sales of $791.5 million—Rod shares his insights on staying ahead of the curve, building business resilience, and driving growth in a tough economic climate. 

It's hard to walk down the street at the moment without hearing 'Trump', 'Tariffs' or 'Turmoil'... but what does it all actually mean? Especially in the context of the New Zealand economy? Sharon Zollner, Chief Economist at ANZ joins us to break it all down, while highlighting what we should keep an eye on.

If the past week has taught us anything, it’s that markets can be wildly unpredictable. That’s why long-term strategy matters more than ever. The Bankers Investment Trust is focused on uncovering the best investment ideas from around the world — aiming to deliver capital growth and income that keeps ahead of inflation over time.

In this episode, we’re joined by Alex Crooke, Portfolio Manager at Bankers Investment Trust, to talk about how to invest for the long term — and why staying the course can pay off.

We're kicking off this year's NZX Opening Bell podcast with our very own, NZX CEO Mark Peterson. Mark joins us to reflect on 2024’s market performance—what drove success, the challenges faced, and the turning points that set the stage for 2025. We also dive into the key trends shaping this year, including the economic climate, and what’s on the radar for New Zealand’s listed companies. 

Join us as we explore the Latin American dairy market and its evolving relationship with Oceania. Hosted by Cristina Alvarado, with special guests Alejandro Maurino (CEO of eDairy Corp) and Fabrizio Jorge (CEO of Sistina Group). We delve into milk production trends, trade opportunities, and the potential for growth between these two key dairy regions. Plus, don’t miss expert takes on how innovation and strategy are shaping the industry’s future. Tune in now!

Interested in learning more about commercial property investment? Centuria NZ is a commercial property investment manager with over 35 years of experience, managing $20 billion in trans-Tasman office, industrial, healthcare, and agricultural assets. In this episode, CEO Mark Francis shares insights into what they look for when investing in properties, how the investment process works, and how they deliver returns for their investors. 

A week after the U.S. election, there’s been a lot of talk about how the new administration could impact New Zealand trade, especially with a proposal of 10–20% on import tariffs. To unpack this, we spoke with Charles Finny, former Wellington Chamber CEO and trade expert on the evolution of trade agreements in New Zealand and what may lie ahead for global trade relationships.