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NZ Merino CEO steps down after 27 years

Long-serving New Zealand Merino Company chief executive John Brakenridge has announced his...

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NZ Merino CEO steps down after 27 years

The man who has been described as transforming New Zealand’s merino industry is stepping down next year, after 27 years as chief executive of the New Zealand Merino Company.

Looking to the future with a ‘continuous improvement’ mindset

Preens commercial director Steve Wellington (left) and his brother, managing director Rick...

Looking to the future with a ‘continuous improvement’ mindset

Well-known Dunedin laundry business Preens celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

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‘Good chaos’: Stoked Stainless simmers to top

Stoked Stainless founders Dan Young (left) and Andrew Horton are thrilled with the growth of the...

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‘Good chaos’: Stoked Stainless simmers to top

At Stoked Stainless, there is little time to bathe in the glory of growth.

Groundswell’s defiant message to Government

Supporters gather at Queens Gardens in Dunedin yesterday to greet the Groundswell New Zealand...

Groundswell’s defiant message to Government

Groundswell New Zealand has given the Government until the end of the month to respond to its demand to scrap a controversial proposal to tax livestock emissions.

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Revamped Chipmunks brand preparing launch

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Revamped Chipmunks brand preparing launch

The international play centre brand Chipmunks Playland and Cafe has undergone a major revamp and is preparing to launch its newly designed flagship store in Wellington soon.

Kmart opens in Ashburton, retailer confirms return to Dunedin

Shoppers lined up early today in preparation for the opening of Ashburton's new Kmart.

Kmart returning to Dunedin

Dunedin shoppers rejoice, Kmart is coming back to town.

Fast 50 shows ‘real stories of growth’

This year’s Deloitte Fast 50 index results show there are "real stories of growth" in the South, Dunedin-based Deloitte partner Kyle Cameron says.

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Protest will ‘eclipse’ previous

Groundswell New Zealand co-founder Laurie Paterson (left) gets ready to leave his Waikaka home at...

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Protest will ‘eclipse’ previous

Groundswell New Zealand co-founder Laurie Paterson expects today’s nationwide tractor protest will "eclipse" the turnout at its previous protests "hands down".

Strong result for Scott Technology

Strong result for Scott Technology

Scott Technology has notched up another strong full-year financial result and already has a record $190 million in forward orders.

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Making history for the South in the law society

Anderson Lloyd partner Frazer Barton is the first Otago president of the New Zealand Law Society...

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Making history for the South in the law society

In the 153-year-old history of the New Zealand Law Society, there has never been a president from Otago - until now.

Sharing the story of sustainability in podcast

Maniototo farmer, vet and founder of The Whole Story, Becks Smith, on her Gimmerburn farm. PHOTO:...

Sharing the story of sustainability in podcast

Like many rural women, Becks Smith wears a few hats.

Game development programme award-winning

Game development programme award-winning

The DCC's work on the development of Code - NZ Centre of Digital Excellence - has been awarded best practice winner for sector development at the Economic Development NZ Conference awards in Christchurch.

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Govt emissions scheme ‘attack on food production’

Blair and Jody Drysdale, from Balfour, with their children Fletcher, Leah and Carly in a field of...

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Govt emissions scheme ‘attack on food production’

Farmers this week have been decrying the Government’s proposal for farm-level emissions pricing.

Tourism exec finalist for women leaders award

Tourism exec finalist for women leaders award

If things had worked out as Wendy van Lieshout had originally thought, she might still be working in an art gallery.

Agricultural course a game-changer

Agricultural innovation students Connie Searle (left), Archie White and Claire Booker are among...

Agricultural course a game-changer

"I want to save the world through agriculture."

Law firm honours WW1 soldiers

Anderson Lloyd partner Frazer Barton prepares to lay 30 roses at the Dunedin Railway Station...

Law firm honours WW1 soldiers

At 5.30am on October 12, 1917, 36 Otago soldiers clambered out of the trenches at Passchendaele, Belgium, and flung themselves across barbed wire and mud-filled shell-holes against the German lines.