Talent programme an ‘amazing experience’
Talent programme an ‘amazing experience’
Tyla Toheriri is not one to be sitting inside.
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Development seeking $6.2m in investment
Development seeking $6.2m in investment
Investment to the tune of $6.2 million is being sought to fund the Hanover Place apartment hotel development in central Dunedin through to completion and operations.
Joint work on cancer to protect privacy
Joint work on cancer to protect privacy
It is described as a partnership that will "supercharge" cancer research while providing new levels of health data privacy.
Farm-to-forestry rule changes criticised
Farm-to-forestry rule changes criticised
Tightening of rules around farm-to-forestry conversions will result in New Zealand failing to reach its climate change target by 2050, Forest Owners Association president Grant Dodson believes.
Scott to review ownership structure to boost ‘value’
Scott to review ownership structure to boost ‘value’
Scott Technology is undertaking a strategic review of its ownership structure.
‘Pretty humbled’: lifelong wool passion rewarded
‘Pretty humbled’: lifelong wool passion rewarded
It was fitting Jim Hore presented Barbara Newton with the Heather Perriam Memorial Award for outstanding service to the merino industry.
‘Real cracker’ of a fleece wins competition
‘Real cracker’ of a fleece wins competition
Excellence in merino wool growing was celebrated recently in Wanaka at the Otago Merino Association’s annual awards function.
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AbacusBio to open Canada office
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AbacusBio to open Canada office
AbacusBio is continuing to go global.
Hands-on approach to business
Hands-on approach to business
Theo and Matthew Wallis literally take a hands-on approach to their work.
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Driven to solve problem of dairy calves
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Driven to solve problem of dairy calves
Attempting to find a solution for the weighty issue of non-replacement calves has become an absolute passion project for Dan Carson.
Pacific Edge shares plunge after setback
Pacific Edge shares plunge after setback
Pacific Edge has implemented an immediate hiring freeze and a halt on discretionary spending and new capital expenditure following confirmation of a major setback in its key US market.
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On the right track thanks to nudge
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On the right track thanks to nudge
Jamie Hudson has a lot to thank her father for.
Pacific Edge shares in trading halt
Pacific Edge shares in trading halt
Pacific Edge’s shares went into a trading halt yesterday as the listed company considers the implications of an unfavourable Local Coverage Determination (LCD) detailing the proposed ceasing of...
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Barrister thrives on ‘intellectual challenge’
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Barrister thrives on ‘intellectual challenge’
Dunedin-based barrister Taryn Gudmanz took over last year as the New Zealand Law Society’s South Island vice-president when Frazer Barton, also of Dunedin, was elected national president. She talks to business editor Sally Rae.
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City pair made fellows of CAANZ
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City pair made fellows of CAANZ
Dunedin women Shelley Griffiths and Carole Adair have been made fellows of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
‘Revised strategy’ led to ‘improved results’ for Blis
‘Revised strategy’ led to ‘improved results’ for Blis
Blis Technologies has posted full-year revenue growth of 14% while also narrowing its ebitda and after-tax net losses.
Pacific Edge posts 71% rise in revenue
Pacific Edge posts 71% rise in revenue
Pacific Edge has posted a hefty 71% increase in operating revenue for the year ended March 31, buoyed by Cxbladder test sales and favourable currency movements.
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Branch manager position in capable hands: Lister
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Branch manager position in capable hands: Lister
Being able to stay in his home town of Dunedin and enjoy a fulfilling career is testament to the way Forsyth Barr treats its employees and provides opportunities, new branch manager Damian Foster...
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Aspiring green tie winner integral part of competition
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Aspiring green tie winner integral part of competition
After more than 40 years involved in dog sheep trials, Alister Ward’s dream is still to win a green tie.
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Enjoying last trials before retiring
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Enjoying last trials before retiring
Otago dog trial centre secretary Steve Wallace is finishing the role on a high.