Short-term exemptions to the accredited employer work visa (AEWV), announced last Sunday, may provide a Band-Aid to get Queenstown through the next 12 months.
Tansley Electrical apprentice Daniel France adds wiring for an extra one-bedroom sleepout and workshop during the 2024 Master Electricians Apprentice Challenge yesterday.
The former Alley Cantina restaurant premises in Dunedin are being marketed as an opportunity for a new operator, the liquidators initial report to creditors and shareholders says.
Australia's govt plans to introduce targeted artificial intelligence rules including human intervention and transparency amid a rapid rollout of AI tools by businesses and in everyday life.
Wānaka businesswoman Anna Ross has lost ‘‘hundreds of thousands of dollars’’ and received abuse and death threats following the financial demise of her cosmetic brand, her partner says.
No bidders turned up to the government's third auction of carbon credits of the year, raising the chances that millions of unsold tonnes of permits to create carbon dioxide will go on the scrap heap.
The Maritime Union says it is "disgusted and angry" the Prime Minister has no plans to raise the aging Interislander "ferry fiasco" during his trip to South Korea.
Competition in the grocery sector has not improved and the Commerce Commission says it's planning to ramp up regulation and enforcement - and recommending stiff penalties.
The head of an Auckland babysitting agency says the price rise for the service is due to the change in role - as people are requiring more of babysitters.
Southland's economy has been given another boost after Fonterra announced a $150 million expansion to its Edendale plant, which is expected to create 70 jobs.
New Zealand officials notified their Korean counterparts they were scrapping the Interislander ferry project via text message less than an hour before the public announcement.