Directors’ efforts ‘never ending’
Directors’ efforts ‘never ending’
The Otago-Southland branch of the Institute of Directors recently awarded chartered fellow and chartered member status to Paul Moodie and Jacinta Ruru respectively....
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Otago companies up for Hi-Tech Awards
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Otago companies up for Hi-Tech Awards
The very best of the hi-tech sector will be on show in Auckland tomorrow night at the 2024 Hi-Tech Awards.
Last tilt of trial season a good one
Last tilt of trial season a good one
When Scott Hunter headed to the South Island sheep dog trial championships in Marlborough earlier this month, he knew he had to make the most of the experience.
Pacific Edge’s eyes on decision
Pacific Edge’s eyes on decision
Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge says it has a range of strategies, including a potential legal challenge, should a Medicare non-coverage determination be delivered.
Last tilt of trial season a good one
Last tilt of trial season a good one
When Scott Hunter headed to the South Island sheep dog trial championships in Marlborough earlier this month, he knew he had to make the most of the experience.
A laser focus on production
A laser focus on production
It's a sizable bit of kit.
Much to do ‘to turn big super-tanker around’
Much to do ‘to turn big super-tanker around’
The timing of a capital raise by Alliance Group has raised eyebrows given the current state of rural sector. Business and rural editor Sally Rae talks to the co...
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Dunedin CrossFit gym in liquidation
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Dunedin CrossFit gym in liquidation
The company which operated the CrossFit Uncut gym in Dunedin has gone into liquidation.
The Blis ‘buzz’: CEO’s high hopes
The Blis ‘buzz’: CEO’s high hopes
Earlier this year, Scott Johnson joined NZX-listed company Blis Technologies as its chief executive.
Retiring chairman reflects on tenure
Retiring chairman reflects on tenure
"One very interesting ride" is how Rob Hewett describes his lengthy tenure on the board of Silver Fern Farms.
Silver Fern Farms looking for profit turnaround this year
Silver Fern Farms looking for profit turnaround this year
Financial projections show Silver Fern Farms returning to profitability in the 2024 financial year, chief executive Dan Boulton says.
Retiring Silver Ferns Farm chairman reflects
Retiring Silver Ferns Farm chairman reflects
"One very interesting ride" is how Rob Hewett describes his lengthy tenure on the board of Silver Fern Farms.
New president of Embalmers Association following family path
New president of Embalmers Association following family path
Dunedin's Jodie Hope will lead the first all-female executive team in the history of the New Zealand Embalmers Association.
Hospital once-in-a-lifetime project
Hospital once-in-a-lifetime project
Being involved with the Dunedin hospital rebuild project is deeply personal for Aotea Electric Southern general manager Warren Taylor.
Dairy business owes $36.5m
Dairy business owes $36.5m
A large-scale dairy farming enterprise — which includes two farms in North Otago — owes the Bank of New Zealand about $36.5 million, a recent High Court judgement says.
Outdoor gear brand raises over $160K
Outdoor gear brand raises over $160K
More than $160,000 has been raised by Otago-based outdoor gear brand Kea Outdoors in its first week of an equity crowdfunding campaign on crowdfunding platform PledgeMe.
Scholarship to build on programme’s success
Scholarship to build on programme’s success
Heidi Renata reckons her late father would be proud of a new scholarship which bears his name — "giving kids the chance to be something and do something".
Demand drop a worry for businesses, survey shows
Demand drop a worry for businesses, survey shows
Deteriorating demand - rather than inflation, regulation or labour shortages - has emerged for the first time as the biggest challenge facing businesses, a Forsyth Barr survey shows.
Luxury hotel's creditors owed millions
Creditors of 'beyond five-star' luxury hotel owed millions
A BDO Christchurch receivers’ report on the companies behind a luxury hotel described as "beyond five-star" shows creditors are owed more than $30 million.
Hotel’s creditors owed millions
Hotel’s creditors owed millions
The companies behind a luxury Queenstown hotel described as "beyond five-star" owe creditors more than $30 million after making significant trading losses since opening.