RNZ, a State Owned entity headquartered in New Zealand, was founded in 1995 and employs approximately 590 individuals. The company reported $44.0M in revenue as of 2024, focusing on broadcast television and radio. The company primarily operates over three nationwide networks: RNZ National, RNZ Concert, and the AM network, which relays Parliamentary proceedings. RNZ also manages Radio New Zealand Pacific, an overseas shortwave service broadcasting to the South Pacific and beyond, and Radio New Zealand News, which provides up-to-the-minute news and current affairs information. Established as a Crown entity under the Radio New Zealand Act 1995, RNZ delivers independent radio programmes in accordance with the Radio New Zealand Charter, with its National and Concert networks funded by New Zealand On Air.
On March 29, 2026, RNZ explored New Zealand's fuel supply chain, examining the sources and logistics of fuel amid global uncertainties. Previously, on March 22, the outlet reported on the New Zealand government's unveiling of a fuel crisis relief package. Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced that eligible families, specifically those qualifying for the in-work tax credit, would receive an additional $50 per week to mitigate rising fuel costs. Earlier, on March 19, RNZ promoted its "No Stupid Questions with Susan Edmunds" podcast, inviting listener submissions on financial and economic topics. This followed RNZ's report on March 16 concerning "invisible unemployed" New Zealanders, highlighting individuals who, despite struggling financially, do not qualify for welfare benefits and are thus forced to depend on their partners.
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