Sisters set up crutching service
They're sisters in arms — and now handpieces.
Sally Rae
Growing up with farming in her genes
Growing up with farming in her genes
Growing up in a legendary farming family in South Westland gave Lisa Nolan a passion for livestock which has never dimmed.
Passion breeds ‘extremely efficient’ Southdown flock
Passion breeds ‘extremely efficient’ Southdown flock
Dessert with a side of Southdown, anyone?
Personal connections key, PGW chief says
Personal connections key, PGW chief says
PGG Wrightson chief executive Stephen Guerin likens the business as it exists today to a braided river, reflecting the various mergers that have occurred over the past 175 years.
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Sisters to share Central Otago mobile crutching service
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Sisters to share Central Otago mobile crutching service
They're sisters in arms — and now handpieces.
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Dunedin engineering firm marks 35 years
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Dunedin engineering firm marks 35 years
‘‘Welcome to the best place to work in Dunedin.’’
United Machinists finalist in awards
United Machinists finalist in awards
Dunedin high-tech engineering firm United Machinists is a finalist in this year’s Minister for Manufacturing Awards.
View body should lead fight against proposed changes
View body should lead fight against proposed changes
A former Public Service Association national president is going to great lengths to express concern around proposed changes to meat inspector roles.
Paddock-to-plate business given ‘twist’
Paddock-to-plate business given ‘twist’
A trip to the United States three years ago was a catalyst for Marc and Jess Hamilton to add a paddock-to-plate lamb business to their already busy lives.
$3b fertiliser plant proposed for South
$3b fertiliser plant proposed for South
An Australian company has announced plans for a $3 billion fertiliser plant in Southland, converting lignite to urea.
$3b fertiliser plant proposed
$3b fertiliser plant proposed
An Australian company has announced plans for a $3 billion fertiliser plant in Southland, converting lignite to urea.
Big things tipped for young shearer
Big things tipped for young shearer
He might be a national champion, but it was just another day on the handpiece yesterday for young Oamaru shearing sensation Tye Meikle.
Former union leader in bid to lead Meat Industry Association
Former union leader in bid to lead Meat Industry Association
A former Public Service Association national president is going to great lengths to express concern around proposed changes to meat inspector roles.
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Praise for outgoing chairman as he takes on HNZ
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Praise for outgoing chairman as he takes on HNZ
Mark Darrow has been on many boards but he describes his six-year tenure as chairman of MTF Finance as a career highlight.
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Family business opportunity ‘too good’ to pass up
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Family business opportunity ‘too good’ to pass up
For decades, Dunedin entrepreneur Roger Belton’s name was synonymous with Southern Clams. Now a new Belton is at the helm of the shellfish company, as business editor Sally Rae reports.
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HR solid foundation for career
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HR solid foundation for career
Nearly a decade spent working in human resources provided Gerrad Brimble with very useful practical experience for his work as an employment lawyer.
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New partner planning to stay in city ‘long-term’
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New partner planning to stay in city ‘long-term’
James Cowan was a pupil at Kaikorai Valley College when he decided he wanted to be a lawyer.
Centenarian witness to town’s evolution
Centenarian witness to town’s evolution
It was a celebration fit for a queen — and rightly so.
Spotlighting Ranfurly’s rich couture history
Spotlighting Ranfurly’s rich couture history
Tania Murray Haigh still vividly recalls visits to Eden Hore’s property at Naseby when she was about 8.
Big interest in app for pest management
Big interest in app for pest management
Waimate vet Ryan Luckman is not one to shy away from a challenge.