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Summerset to build 300 new units in Mosgiel

Summerset Group’s newly acquired site in Wingatui Rd, Mosgiel. Boundary lines are indicative only...

Summerset to build 300 new units in Mosgiel

Retirement village operator Summerset Group is investing more than $400 million in building 600 more units in the South Island, including more than 300 in Mosgiel.

Belief NZ could be cashmere world leader

Inspecting cashmere fibre during a recent conference in Wellington are (from left) SGS production...

Belief NZ could be cashmere world leader

"I see it as a huge win-win for New Zealand agriculture."

Govt funding to help reduce fossil fuel use

Celebrating receiving just over $1.1m in co-funding to help reduce fossil fuel use are (from left...

Govt funding to help reduce fossil fuel use

Dunedin company Preens is one of 17 industrial energy users to receive funding through the Government Investment in Decarbonising Industry (Gidi) fund to help reduce the use of fossil fuels.

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‘I just had belief — I thought it would be popular’

Kiwi Water Park co-owner Emily Rutherford. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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‘I just had belief — I thought it would be popular’

Kiwi Water Park co-owner Emily Rutherford was recently named one of 16 finalists in this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition.

Mainland Poultry to lease back sold land

A continental barb on show at Forrester Park.

Mainland Poultry to lease back sold land

Mainland Poultry is selling more than 640ha of land for $78.9 million, which it will then lease back, to free up capital to support growth in the business.

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Transformational technology being built in Mosgiel

Techion founder and managing director Greg Mirams and research and development technician Renee...

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Transformational technology being built in Mosgiel

It is 30 years since Greg Mirams built the first Fecpak parasite diagnostics system in the bedroom of a house in Roslyn.

Consultation and compassion key to good governance

Kathy Dedo enjoys the opportunity to make an impact through her governance roles. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Consultation and compassion key to good governance

Wānaka-based Kathy Dedo was recently announced as one of three recipients in the first round of the Institute of Directors’ new scholarship fund, focused on supporting members in the not-for-profit sector.

Duvet business booming for Mosgiel firm

Eiderdown's sales director Lucas Mills with some of the wool used in the company’s various...

Duvet business booming for Mosgiel firm

A Mosgiel manufacturing business is enjoying ups with its downs.

Scott chips in with McCain handling system

A former employee has been ordered to pay Scott Technology more than $260,000. PHOTO: ODT FILES

Scott chips in with McCain handling system

Scott Technology has inked a $12million deal with McCain Foods — the world’s largest manufacturer of frozen potato products — to deliver its automated handling system to McCain’s processing...

Mainland Poultry to lease back sold land

Mainland Poultry is selling more than 640ha of land for $78.9 million, which it will then lease back, to free up capital to support growth in the business.

Milton business merges with Downlands

"It's not retirement, it’s a step back."

Time for Government to practise what it preaches

Wool growers need convincing on industry model. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery.

Time for Government to practise what it preaches

We need to talk about the P word.

Milton couple ‘step back’ after 23 years

Sharon and Steven Grant, of Milton, have sold Otago Deer Transport
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Milton couple ‘step back’ after 23 years

"It's not retirement, it’s a step back."

‘All dogs have a purpose’

Shepherd Kate Poulsen relaxes with her working dogs Queen, Rita, Ben, Junk, Sass, Martha, Cameron...

‘All dogs have a purpose’

One down — 13 or so to go.

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Goat Island Dairy placed in liquidation

Dairy prices were a ‘‘mixed bag’’ in the first GlobalDairyTrade auction for the new season. Photo...

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Goat Island Dairy placed in liquidation

An East Otago goat milking operation has been placed in liquidation, owing $1.68 million to creditors.

Record for lab testing throughput

Record for lab testing throughput

Pacific Edge has posted another record quarter in lab testing throughput for its Cxbladder products - ironically the same day it would have lost Medicare coverage in its key US market.

Time for Government to practise what it preaches

Time for Government to practise what it preaches

We need to talk about the P word.

Milton couple ‘step back’ after 23 years

Sharon and Steven Grant, of Milton, have sold Otago Deer Transport to Downlands Deer. PHOTO:...

Milton couple ‘step back’ after 23 years

"It's not retirement, it’s a step back."

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Leadership a privilege

Institute of Directors' national council president Jackie Lloyd (left), with Dr Helen Anderson ...

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Leadership a privilege, director says

She might live in Wellington but the Institute of Directors’ new national council president Jackie Lloyd remains connected to her hometown of Dunedin. Business editor Sally Rae reports.

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