Blis six-month revenue rises 25% to $6m
Blis Technologies has posted a 25% increase in revenue to $6 million for the six months to September 30 compared with the same period last year.
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Hopeful signs for Pacific Edge
Hopeful signs for Pacific Edge
Pacific Edge has reported a flat financial result for the six months to September 30 (1H25) but has highlighted the outcome of several events that have the potential to renew growth in Cxbladder...
NHNZ post-production upping sticks to head to Auckland
NHNZ post-production upping sticks to head to Auckland
For the first time since its inception more than 40 years ago, NHNZ Worldwide - formerly Natural History New Zealand - will no longer have a physical presence in Dunedin.
Surge in KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals expected
Surge in KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals expected
KiwiSaver withdrawals for hardship reasons are happening at record levels, and there are warnings of more to come as a Christmas crunch hits.
'Turnaround' in expectations for housing market
'Turnaround' in expectations for housing market
Kiwis are feeling noticeably more positive about the housing market, and ASB's economists say that's likely to turn into more activity and rising prices.
Expected OCR drop may not improve home loan rates
Expected OCR drop may not improve home loan rates
The Reserve Bank is expected to cut the official cash rate (OCR) by 50 basis points this week, but there's a warning to borrowers not to get their hopes up about big retail rate falls when it happens.
VR allowing drivers to learn from experience
VR allowing drivers to learn from experience
He might be involved in the latest virtual reality technology but Rhys Gardner still likes to throw around some 2500-year-old wisdom.
What is the future of cash?
What is the future of cash?
Australia will require some shops selling essential items to accept cash from 2026, and the Reserve Bank is not ruling out a policy response to safeguard cash in New Zealand.
The Black Friday 'sales' that aren't sales
The Black Friday 'sales' that aren't sales
Anna Hall says, when she's looking to make a big purchase, she'll often wait for sales events like Black Friday, to see if she can get a better discount.
Fast 50 puts Dunedin housing company eighth
Fast 50 puts Dunedin housing company eighth
Dunedin's TGC Homes is the highest ranked southern business on this year’s Deloitte Fast 50 index — placing eighth with revenue growth of 398%.
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Mecca's official Dunedin opening postponed
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Mecca's official Dunedin opening postponed
An international beauty and makeup store has had its opening delayed after pushback from the Dunedin City Council.
Lines charges set to soar for some
Lines charges set to soar for some
Consumers will soon begin paying a lot more for electricity lines charges, with average monthly increases of between $10 in the main centres to as much as $25 in some regions.
230 jobs on line in mill processing halt
230 jobs on line in mill processing halt
Kinleith Mill plans to halt paper processing next year with 230 jobs on the line.
Loss of $14.3m for Farmlands
Loss of $14.3m for Farmlands
Rural supplies co-operative Farmlands has announced a $14.3million full-year net loss on the back of a $68.2m drop in revenue for the year ended June 30.
Alliance posts $95.8m loss
Alliance posts $95.8m loss
Alliance Group has posted a full-year after-tax loss of $95.8million but is forecasting a return to profitability in the current financial year.
Link-up to capture ‘growth’
Link-up to capture ‘growth’
Blis Technologies says a new partnership with an omni-channel distributor for imported consumer goods in China will position the company to capture "significant market growth" in the Asia-Pacific...
Scannable secures $5.1m to help global expansion
Scannable secures $5.1m to help global expansion
Wānaka-based safety equipment management system Scannable has secured $US3million ($NZ5.1m) seed funding to aid its global expansion.
North & South magazine stops press
North & South magazine stops press
Long-running New Zealand current affairs magazine North & South will stop printing for the time being.
Commons touch for Octagon cafe
Commons touch for Octagon cafe
Dane Wall — owner of The Swan cafe, taproom and eatery in Bath St — is the new operator of the former Nova cafe space in the Octagon.
Pair getting on top of their careers
Pair getting on top of their careers
Katie Gotlieb and Max Meffan have forged award-winning careers in the city while working on multimillion-dollar international projects for their employer Farra Engineering.