Economic growth of 0.1% forecast as interest rates bite
Economic growth of 0.1% forecast as interest rates bite
Amid the tension and uncertainty around the New Zealand economy, there are signs of hope, Kiwibank economist Sabrina Delgado says.
Sally Rae
Changing the world one machine at a time
Changing the world one machine at a time
An Irishman who has travelled the world, met his future wife in Melbourne and moved to New Zealand, has established an industrial automation hardware business in ...
Next big step for Dunedin’s PocketSmith
Next big step for Dunedin’s PocketSmith
Dunedin-based PocketSmith has been selected as the only New Zealand company to join eight other companies for Mastercard’s global Start Path Open Banking and Embedded Finance programme.
$130m loan must be approved to stay afloat: Synlait board
$130m loan must be approved to stay afloat: Synlait board
Embattled dairy company Synlait Milk will need to cease trading or initiate a formal insolvency process if a $130 million payment to its banks is not made next month.
Not just a pretty sight: planting initiative helps irrigation
Not just a pretty sight: planting initiative helps irrigation
Alongside the Waihao Back Rd — the southern entrance to Waimate — there is an attractive oasis of plantings amid the farmland.
Irrigation lifeblood for Waimate community
Irrigation lifeblood for Waimate community
Irrigation has helped transform the rural Waimate district, providing employment opportunities and future-proofing farming businesses.
DINZ chairwoman to end tenure
DINZ chairwoman to end tenure
Deer Industry New Zealand chairwoman Dr Mandy Bell will end her tenure at the end of this month after failing to be re-elected to the board.
Dunedin designer behind app aiding cognitively impaired
Dunedin designer behind app aiding cognitively impaired
They say an elephant never forgets.
Fashion designer early to catch on to versatility of wool
Fashion designer early to catch on to versatility of wool
An upbringing on a Maniototo farm is influencing Lucy Girvan’s fashion design career, which has been inspired by her family’s homegrown fibre.
Freight transport company goes into liquidation
Freight transport company goes into liquidation
Another company owned by South Island businessman Malcolm Burns is in liquidation - this time owing more than $893,000.
Third company goes into liquidation
Third company goes into liquidation
Another company owned by Otago businessman Malcolm Burns is in liquidation, this time owing more than $893,000.
High-quality nominations received
High-quality nominations received
"Epiytomises resilience, innovation, sustainable farming and robust community engagement."
Five percent decline forecast for food, fibre sector
Five percent decline forecast for food, fibre sector
Food and fibre sector export revenue is forecast to be $54.6 billion in the year to June — the second-highest result on record, but 5% down on the previous year.
Next Rural Champion to be chosen
Next Rural Champion to be chosen
"Epitomises resilience, innovation, sustainable farming and robust community engagement."
DINZ chairwoman to end tenure after re-election bid fails
DINZ chairwoman to end tenure after re-election bid fails
Deer Industry New Zealand chairwoman Dr Mandy Bell will end her tenure at the end of this month after failing to be re-elected to the board.
High-quality nominations received
High-quality nominations received
"Epitomises resilience, innovation, sustainable farming and robust community engagement."
Focusing on the growth of AI to thrive in a changing world
Focusing on the growth of AI to thrive in a changing world
There is a new set of questions, skills and conversations being added to the mix for governors and leaders of organisations.
Women in building on the rise
Women in building on the rise
Jess Nielsen is nailing her career.
Hard work rewarded with ‘dream’ sale
Hard work rewarded with ‘dream’ sale
Dunedin’s tech sector - and the South’s early-stage investor community- recently received a boost with a significant offshore sale.
5% decline forecast for food, fibre sector
5% decline forecast for food, fibre sector
Food and fibre sector export revenue is forecast to be $54.6billion in the year to June — the second-highest result on record but 5% down on the previous year.