Shining a light on slow fashion
Shining a light on slow fashion
A Cromwell couple has made the brave decision to relocate to the Maniototo and open a retail business in the main street of Ranfurly.
Sally Rae
Wool ‘navigator’ to help grow ideas
Wool ‘navigator’ to help grow ideas
Where there’s wool, there’s a way.
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Accountant believes in simple
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Accountant believes in simple
Tony Marshall likes making the technical simple.
Shearing in Murphy’s blood
Shearing in Murphy’s blood
He's walked 13,000km in and out of catching pens - the equivalent of striding from New Zealand to Canada - and half of that distance has been backwards, dragging a sheep.
‘Raise a chop’ to lamb’s history
‘Raise a chop’ to lamb’s history
National Lamb Day launches this month at the Southern Field Days at Waimumu, near Gore.
Administration will not leave vacuum in the South
Administration will not leave vacuum in the South
It is business as usual for Godfreys’ Dunedin (pictured) and Invercargill stores.
Firm acquires Southern Funeral Home
Firm acquires Southern Funeral Home
ASX-listed Propel Funeral Partners continues to grow its portfolio as its purchase of Southern Funeral Home for more than $A4million ($NZ4.2m) is pending.
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Tender accepted to buy assets of manufacturer in liquidation
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Tender accepted to buy assets of manufacturer in liquidation
A tender has been accepted to buy the assets of Dunedin manufacturing business Scott Waterjet, which was placed in liquidation last year.
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Company’s creditors unlikely to be paid
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Company’s creditors unlikely to be paid
Outstanding creditors of Mosgiel-based Otago Excavation are unlikely to see any funds despite a slew of vehicles being sold.
Wool ‘navigator’ to help grow ideas
Wool ‘navigator’ to help grow ideas
Where there’s wool, there’s a way.
Reduced sales team reflected in Pacific Edge’s quarterly result
Reduced sales team reflected in Pacific Edge’s quarterly result
Pacific Edge says a weakening in Cxbladder tests processed at its laboratories in the three months to the end of December 31 (Q3 24) largely reflects the reduction of its commercial team...
Like father, like son: real estate duo go it alone
Like father, like son: real estate duo go it alone
Growing up with a father in the real estate industry meant James Columb attended his fair share of open homes as a child.
Gore firm owes creditors $5.88m
Firm owes creditors estimated $5.88m
A Gore-based construction business, which specialised in temperature-controlled buildings for the agriculture, horticulture and viticulture sectors, owes creditors an estimated $5.88 million.
SFF changes ‘create continuity’
SFF changes ‘create continuity’
Change continues at the top of Silver Fern Farms.
Personal service a winning option for lender
Personal service a winning option for lender
MTF Finance is the 2023 Otago Daily Times Business of the Year. Chief executive Chris Lamers talks to business editor Sally Rae about a quiet Dunedin success story.
Position comes with responsibility to stand out
Position comes with responsibility to stand out
United Machinists chief executive and co-owner Sarah Ramsay is the 2023 Otago Daily Times business leader of the year.
Healthcare platform registers 5000 workers
Healthcare platform registers 5000 workers
It is just like dialling up an Uber — except you catch a healthcare worker rather than a ride.
Winemaker opens Kurow bar
Winemaker opens Kurow bar
Celebrated Otago winemaker Grant Taylor is toasting his latest venture, opening the Valli Wine Bar in Kurow.
‘Wonderful’ high-country memories
‘Wonderful’ high-country memories
For more than a century, the Rowley family farmed Lake Hawea Station before selling the property in 2018 to Geoff and Justine Ross, who have documented their farming ...
Confidence rises as dairy farmer sentiment improves: survey
Confidence rises as dairy farmer sentiment improves: survey
Farmer confidence has rebounded strongly off the back of improved dairy farmer sentiment, the fourth quarter Rabobank rural confidence survey showed.