Riley Kennedy

For Leanne Ross gaming is personal.

The Dunedin branch of a national industrial parts retailer is being used as a blueprint as the company expands.

"Just do it." That is Business South director of legal and human resources services (general counsel) David Browne’s message to people considering pursing their dream job.

A Dunedin restaurant owner is worried customers will take out their frustrations on her staff when the Government’s new vaccine passes come into force in 10 days.

A new plan designed to help support Dunedin’s startup businesses could be used to help others throughout the country.

Legal action against Queenstown Lake Mayor Jim Boult and another director of a failed construction company was settled with a $3.5million payment to its liquidators, a new report says.

Covid-19 restrictions have forced a job expo — aimed at encouraging jobseekers into the horticulture sector — online.

A lift in the official cash rate is almost certain as pressure builds on keeping inflation rates down, a local economist says.

Chris Hilder was told software could make anything except for coffee, and everyday he is proving that theory wrong.

A low-density housing development is planned for the Walton Park development site in Fairfield.

Dunedin probiotics company Blis Technologies’ overall revenue has been slashed by 33%, the company blaming challenging market conditions.

Dunedin's commercial and industrial property markets are holding strong, a signal of robust regional activity and business confidence in the city, a new report suggests.

A Dunedin business which paid a ransom after being crippled by a cyberattack has prompted a warning for companies to take the threat seriously.

The man in charge of one of Dunedin’s biggest retailers has been named chairman of Business South.

Employer must support workers to get vaccinated rather than ‘‘pushing them out the door’’, employment law experts say.