5% decline forecast for food, fibre sector
5% decline forecast for food, fibre sector
Food and fibre sector export revenue is forecast to be $54.6billion in the year to June — the second-highest result on record but 5% down on the previous year.
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Grateful to be part of dairy industry
Grateful to be part of dairy industry
At 18, Hannah Speakman moved south to chase a dream of pursuing a career in the dairy industry.
Sky the limit as Collins retains title
Sky the limit as Collins retains title
You can’t keep a good dog down.
Sky the limit as Collins retains national title
Sky the limit as Collins retains national title
You can’t keep a good dog down.
Pye keen to see private enterprise in education
Pye keen to see private enterprise in education
From an old house in South Auckland, Dame Wendy Pye founded an international publishing empire, going on to become one of the world’s most successful educational publishing exporters.
35 years of pumping fuel comes to an end
35 years of pumping fuel comes to an end
Neville Bond and Alan Turnbull have sold their BP 2Go petrol station in Oamaru.
Pair’s last day at the pump after 35 years
Pair’s last day at the pump after 35 years
Their customers used to pay with cash and cheques for tyres, lubes and petrol.
Growth needed to beat ‘mismanagement’
Growth needed to beat ‘mismanagement’
"The Budget is the start of a cleanup job after six years of economic mismanagement."
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Failed Gore building firm owes $4m
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Failed Gore building firm owes $4m
Breaches of the Companies Act 1993 have been identified during an investigation by liquidators into the trading history of a failed Southland construction business and its directors’ actions.
Shop closing as home life restored
Shop closing as home life restored
He's retiring — but he’s not.
MTF records six-month after-tax profit of $2.9 million
MTF records six-month after-tax profit of $2.9 million
MTF Finance has posted a $2.9 million after-tax profit for the six months to March 31, down from the nearly $6m result for the corresponding period last year.
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Career in accountancy adds up in the end
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Career in accountancy adds up in the end
It's rather ironic that Alix Dalzell ended up an accountant.
Grateful to be part of dairy industry
Grateful to be part of dairy industry
At 18, Hannah Speakman moved south to chase a dream of pursuing a career in the dairy industry.
Consent to lease land for proposed solar farm
Consent to lease land for proposed solar farm
Consent has been granted under the Overseas Investment Act for the acquisition of a leasehold interest in nearly 1000ha in the Mackenzie district to build a massive solar farm.
Hope for benefits from infrastructure investment
Hope for benefits from infrastructure investment
No frills or surprises — that’s how business leaders have described Budget 2024.
Double delight for Dunedin facility
Double delight for Dunedin facility
It's like walking into a day spa.
Entrepreneur’s vision for future travel
Entrepreneur’s vision for future travel
University of Otago graduate Shah Aslam is looking to shake up New Zealand’s transport industry.
Focus to thank for Blis’ turnaround
Focus to thank for Blis’ turnaround
Blis Technologies is back in the black, thanks to what the company says is a more focused approach.
Awards for innovators in maritime tracking, camera systems
Awards for innovators in maritime tracking, camera systems
Two southern-founded companies received accolades at last night’s 2024 Hi-Tech Awards function in Auckland.
Embarking on ‘journey of good’
Embarking on ‘journey of good’
They're cleaning up the world — one tablet at a time.