Sally Rae

The Warehouse in South Dunedin has been chosen to go frozen.

"Once you have a passion for wool, it never leaves", was the catchphrase of PGG Wrightson Wool general manager Grant Edwards.

Spending might be on the rise in Otago and the Central Lakes region thanks to the resurgence of international tourist numbers, but those businesses reliant on domestic customers are finding it tough.

When it comes to the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA), Simon and Camille McAtamney have just about all bases covered.

Silver Fern Farms says a $24.4 million full-year loss after tax and a $497m drop in revenue reflects a year of challenging market conditions, which have impacted the whole supply chain.

When it comes to the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA), Simon and Camille McAtamney have just about all bases covered.

In just over two years, Dunedin start-up founder Yvette Shum has prevented more than 15 tonnes of plastic from period products entering the environment.

When it comes to the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA), Simon and Camille McAtamney have just about all bases covered.

As a farmer’s daughter, wife and sister, Lana Van Lierop can relate to the stresses and challenges involved in farming.

AbacusBio has done it again.

Coastal North Otago’s distinctive Moeraki Boulders Restaurant and Gift Shop has been sold to investment company Moeraki Ltd, which is owned by Te Rūnanga o Moeraki.

He's a rugby hard man turned hardware man.

Scott Technology chairman Stuart McLauchlan says the resignation of the company’s chief financial officer in the same week as its chief executive is an "unfortunate coincidence".

When Barb Long applied for the Institute of Directors’ mentoring for diversity programme, she saw it being about her potential for growth.

Cash-strapped farmers have rejected a move by Beef + Lamb New Zealand to increase its directors fees by a total of $73,500.

Southern sheep and beef farmers hit hard by lower sheep farm gate prices are facing a forecasted before-tax profit plunge of 58% for 2023-24 to average $44,500 per farm.