Sally Rae

Young entrepreneur Dylan Cazemier has brought knowledge and skills gained overseas back to his home city to embark on some impressive developments, as business editor Sally Rae reports.

In 2002, 18-year-old Tim Calder started at the University of Otago — and that was also the year he bought his first student flat.

A group of placard-bearing East Otago farmers have made their feelings known about the proposed agricultural emissions pricing scheme, saying the sheep and beef industry will be lost if changes are...

Turn the clock back 25 years and merino growers were told longer wools were a problem and were being heavily discounted by European buyers.

The very best of business was celebrated in style in Dunedin last night.

Feeling flustered over the ever-escalating price of food? Helen Darling and her team might well have the answer.

Mitigation of Port Otago’s Rio rumble has been acknowledged with Australasia’s top honour in acoustic engineering.

He is an American who forged an international career working in executive positions for some of the world’s biggest fast food brands.