Kiwi stonemasons who worked in Aus urged to seek compo
A Lower Hutt man who got lung disease working engineered stone in Aus says affected Kiwis may be eligible for big compo payments.
The property flaws that could cost a sale
Homeowners keen to sell need to know there are certain property flaws which, if overlooked, could put the kibosh on a sale.
130 jobs cut at Christchurch jet engine centre due to Covid-19 downturn
The centre's boss says the engines it overhauls will help lead a recovery in aviation.
Gin boom goes big on NZ-made tipples
Gin imports topped $25m last year, but Kiwi gin distillers are winning many converts among local drinkers.
Population Policy debate comes into focus
One slide in Massey University Professor Paul Spoonley’s presentation to the Institute of Directors two weeks ago seemed to provoke the most audible gasp.
Mike Pero designed his home on Microsoft Word
The host of The Apprentice Aotearoa loves his suburban oasis in Christchurch.
The illegals: How lockdown revived the role of a 'Tongan Robin Hood'
Every Friday, he delivers food parcels to 2500 overstayers who survive in a shadow world.
SME needs for budget 2021
SPONSORED: Continuing Covid-relief and environment big 2021 Budget concerns for NZ small biz
The leaks, the asbestos, the court action
The troubled story of James Hardie, which is being sued by owners of leaky homes.
The Fair Pay working group will undo Jim Bolger's enduring legacy
OPINION: After helping push this country into a new era of prosperity, the remnants of former prime minister Jim Bolger's legacy may be coming to an end.
Rocket Lab's satellite launch from Māhia Peninsula fails
The problem occurred during ignition of the Electron rocket’s second stage, the company said in a statement.
Beer industry responds to brewer's racist online rant
A brewing industry leader who worked with the man at the centre of a racist storm says he's not surprised by the online rant, but is pleased by the industry response.
Dairy prices likely to remain strong, BNZ says
BNZ has raised its expectation for Fonterra’s forecast milk price for next season to $7.80 per kgMS. That would make it the highest ever opening forecast for a new dairy season.
Time stands still in Kihikihi
Councillor instructed by his community to get the town clock ticking over again.
Quick Charge 15/05: this week in EV news
A cheeky local appearance from the Ioniq 5, an EV that can tow, the Fuso eCanter hits local roads and... a wooden EV?
What KiwiSaver shake-up means for you
EXPLAINER: Fees, fossil fuels, weapons and local managers. The KiwiSaver default review has it all.
Big KiwiSaver providers biggest losers in overhaul
ANZ, AMP, ASB lose 'default' status. 381,000 savers to be switched to new funds.
SMEs weary of Covid battle
Small business energy and motivation is falling as the Covid-19 disruption takes it toll.
New economic research shows wellbeing is worth small business investment
New Zealand small businesses get up to $12 return for every $1 they invest in wellbeing programmes, research claims.
Got work/want work: Employers meet jobseekers at Marlborough Hiring Day
Armed with a blue folder filled with copies of her CV, 18-year-old Zoe Kilgour was one of the first through the doors.
Why the social enterprise/for-impact business space is rapidly evolving
OPINION: As you address inefficiencies your costs decrease, you’re more open to innovation and the exposure to environmental risk reduces.
Kiwi company amending product after being accused of religious appropriation
A Christchurch acupuncture mat company has agreed to stop using Hindu symbols on its products after being accused of being disrespectful to the religion.
Business growth hub targets South Island
The Icehouse opens an office in Christchurch to offer development programmes to established businesses.
Greater diversity in advisers drawing more women into investing
Nicola Kane chose another woman to help her figure out what to do with her KiwiSaver, a trend that's helping women become more engaged with investing.
The Kiwi disruptor that’s fuelling Kiwis
SPONSORED: Waitomo Group remains as committed as ever to its 'Kiwis fueling Kiwis' stance, keeping prices way down.
Tenant booted from rental after inviting friends over to steal mail
At least one person has moved out of an apartment block because of a tenant's abusive and intimidating behaviour, tribunal says.
Housing market needs brakes applied, rent control could be way to go
OPINION: I read a long, technically correct argument against rent control. It was one of those Jesus, Mary, Joseph & the wee donkey moments.
How multi-million dollar mansions find a buyer
Only a handful of properties ever sell for above $20m in New Zealand. Here's how that happens.
Century-old two-storey villa going for free
While it’s not quite a case of seller’s remorse, Nick Miller is trying to save his old family home from demolition.
The Fair Pay working group will undo Jim Bolger's enduring legacy
OPINION: After helping push this country into a new era of prosperity, the remnants of former prime minister Jim Bolger's legacy may be coming to an end.
How diversity could fill NZ's need for tech experts
OPINION: At a time when businesses are crying out for skilled IT staff, large tracts of the labour pool are not being used.
AI is the future: Tackling climate change, smarter homes within reach
OPINION: The University of Waikato has an AI System referred to as the Ferrari of computing.
We need to stop and think about the relationship we have with our data
OPINION: Privacy rights should be fundamental. They should apply equally, not just to those who can afford an iPhone.
Christopher Vila moves from farm assistant to dairy industry's top title
He started his career as a vet in the Philippines but his decade of work in New Zealand has earned him high praise in the 2021 awards.
Former Southlander is Rural Women NZ's new ceo
Rural Women New Zealand's new ceo says the organisation still has concerns about lack of care for expectant mothers in rural NZ.
Dairy prices likely to remain strong, BNZ says
BNZ has raised its expectation for Fonterra’s forecast milk price for next season to $7.80 per kgMS. That would make it the highest ever opening forecast for a new dairy season.
Rural contractors 'gutted' by lack of skilled workers allowed into New Zealand
Dean Chamberlain lost work and his top man last season because the stress of trying to fill the gap left by seasonal agricultural machinery operators left him high and dry.
$3b for textile recycling facilities should be funded by public private partnership
Waste minimisation group Usedfully is calling on the Government to do more to reduce NZ's textile waste problem.
A look inside the Karāpiro Power Station
Built in the 1940s, the technology inside the hydroelectric power station is getting a well-earnt upgrade by owners Mercury Energy.
Healthier food for a good life
Pouarua Farms milk 4600 cows but in the future dairy might not be at the top of the food chain as blueberries and manuka honey are added to its diversification plan.
Boss appointed for Makarewa oat milk plant
Former Southlander Justin Riley has been appointed chief executive of an industry-leading endeavour to build an oat milk factory near Invercargill.
Disney gearing up for post-pandemic cinema and theme park renaissance
Covid-19 hit the entertainment conglomerate hard — but with restrictions starting to ease in the US, Disney's future is looking a whole lot brighter.
US cannabis users splurge on bongs worth over a grand as stigma fades
Merch meant to be proudly displayed and double as decoration and art, rather than paraphernalia that's stashed away when company arrives.
Joe Biden on the attack after hackers cut off petrol supply
A cyberattack shut down Colonial Pipeline, a major US petroleum supply source, for days - and set off panic buying.
Unexpectedly rapid US economy recovery leaves business shortstocked
Nintendo complains of a shortage of microchips. Prices of lumber and chicken breasts are soaring. Roller skates and hot tub are in short supply.
Covid-19 impact: struggling souvenir retailer urges government help
Urgent need for apartment law reform, Law Society says
Christopher Vila moves from farm assistant to dairy industry's top title
Nurse laid-off in lockdown nets vindication at Employment Relations Authority
That rainy day we've been saving for is now
Mike Pero designed his home on Microsoft Word
The illegals: How lockdown revived the role of a 'Tongan Robin Hood'
The property flaws that could cost a sale
Population Policy debate comes into focus
Gin boom goes big on NZ-made tipples
130 jobs cut at Christchurch jet engine centre due to Covid-19 downturn
Former Southlander is Rural Women NZ's new ceo
The leaks, the asbestos, the court action
The Fair Pay working group will undo Jim Bolger's enduring legacy