Support sessions building skills and community
Support sessions building skills and community
Businesses on the Otago Central Rail Trail are getting digitally savvy.
Sally Rae
Darling acknowledged
Darling acknowledged
Former Pacific Edge chief executive David Darling has received special mention from this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition.
Overseas buyers snap up 7100ha
Overseas buyers snap up 7100ha
More than 7100ha of primarily sheep and beef farming land has been approved for sale to offshore interests, including another Clutha property, the latest decisions from the OIO show.
Waste not, want not
Waste not, want not
A reuse revolution is potentially hitting Dunedin.
Tool developed to predict disease outbreaks in stock
Tool developed to predict disease outbreaks in stock
Tom Brownlie knows first-hand the devastation caused by a disease such as foot and mouth.
Bremworth profit up 29% after tax
Bremworth profit up 29% after tax
Carpet and rug manufacturer Bremworth - which is now focusing on NZ wool fibres - has emerged from its "transformational year" and posted a 29% increase in net profit after tax to $2.2 million.
Meat alternative research work launched
Meat alternative research work launched
What do soybean skin, wheat stalk, brewers’ spent grain and leftover fruit have in common?
System makes transport more efficient
System makes transport more efficient
Silver Fern Farms is on track to cut the distance travelled by transport fleets carting its products by a million kilometres a year, thanks to the ingenuity of a New Zealand tech company.
NZL profit jumps, exceeds expectations
NZL profit jumps, exceeds expectations
New Zealand Rural Land Company, which owns more than 5300ha of farmland in Otago and Southland, has posted an increase in profit of more than $24 million for the year ending June 30.
Future focus for rejuvenated coffee company
Future focus for rejuvenated coffee company
Taking the reins of a business during a time of global upheaval is a big deal — just ask Strictly Coffee Company owners Dan and Malina Daulton.
Non-executive directors’ fee increases 3.1%
Non-executive directors’ fee increases 3.1%
A report released today on directors’ fees shows an element of "catch-up" in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Converting woolshed for weddings a winner
Converting woolshed for weddings a winner
Ewe beauty. Dunedin’s Lochend Woolshed won the outstanding wedding reception venue category at this year’s Wedding Industry Awards NZ, before claiming the supreme award at a gala event in Rotorua.
Head girl founds hijab firm
Head girl founds hijab firm
The "Girl Boss" badge — amid a plethora of achievements on the blazer of Bayfield High School head girl Sofea Haizal— says it all.
Rural stalwart has pests in his sights
Rural stalwart has pests in his sights
It takes a fair bit of pluck to be a possum dispatcher.
Recruitment in a post-Covid environment
Recruitment in a post-Covid environment
Sourcing talent is the biggest business constraint facing New Zealand organisations.
HWEN climate action partnership ‘on track’
HWEN climate action partnership ‘on track’
He Waka Eke Noa chairman Michael Ahie says the primary sector climate action partnership is "on track", despite "some unfounded speculation and conjecture" about the process.
Rural stalwart has pests in his sights
Rural stalwart has pests in his sights
It takes a fair bit of pluck to be a possum dispatcher.
Reinvigorating the strong wool industry
Reinvigorating the strong wool industry
Last month, Greg Smith marked his first year as chief executive of carpet company Bremworth.
Rubbish bag attracting interest
Rubbish bag attracting interest
Need to stash your trash?
Investment report raises concerns
Investment report raises concerns
Research that shows concern about privacy and security of personal information is trending down - despite 88% of Kiwis using online digital tools to manage their finances - is worrying, Financial Services Council's chief executive says.