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From ‘crumbling mess’ to Home finalist
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From ‘crumbling mess’ to Home finalist
They say you should buy the worst house on the best street.
Sally Rae
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Ingka Group firms granted consent to buy land
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Ingka Group firms granted consent to buy land
Companies associated with Ingka Group, the largest franchisee of Ikea stores internationally, are continuing their search for southern farmland to convert to forestry.
Excavation company owes $3.3m
Excavation company owes $3.3m
Mosgiel-based Otago Excavation owes creditors more than $3.3 million, the receivers’ first report shows.
Scholarship recipient revelling in studies
Scholarship recipient revelling in studies
Emma Blom describes herself as a curious learner.
Mosgiel company owes $3.3m
Mosgiel excavation company owes $3.3m
Mosgiel-based Otago Excavation owes creditors more than $3.3 million, the receivers’ first report shows.
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Rural landowner courting European investors
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Rural landowner courting European investors
The New Zealand Rural Land Company is holding investor presentations in Europe this week, promoting the NZX-listed company as "one of the only ways" overseas investors can gain exposure to New...
Davenport returning to MTF Finance
Davenport returning to MTF Finance
Rowena Davenport is heading back to MTF Finance next month to lead the company’s credit function.
Gibson steps into chairman position
Gibson steps into chairman position
Tim Gibson is the new chairman of Port Otago.
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Optimistic despite tough regulatory changes
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Optimistic despite tough regulatory changes
Farmers are being encouraged to vote in this year’s Beef + Lamb New Zealand director elections.
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Beef+Lamb not listening to farmers, candidate says
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Beef+Lamb not listening to farmers, candidate says
"There is a mood for change."
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Software helps growers make most of trees
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Software helps growers make most of trees
Orchard management software being developed in Queenstown may well bear fruit for growers, those behind it say.
Southland-raised student revelling in studies
Southland-raised student revelling in studies
Emma Blom describes herself as a curious learner.
Proud owner takes home two maiden wins
Proud owner takes home two maiden wins
Heriot is home to a new national champion.
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Start-up developer talks of the fruits of his labour
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Start-up developer talks of the fruits of his labour
It was a big lifestyle change for Mike and Rebecca Casey when they upped sticks from Sydney and moved to Central Otago and established a cherry orchard with a mission to reduce emissions.
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Retired but still fighting for resident rights
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Retired but still fighting for resident rights
Mosgiel’s Brian Peat, president of the Retirement Villages Residents Association of New Zealand, talks to business editor Sally Rae about why he believes legislative changes need to be made in the retirement village sector.
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Language brings identity
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Language brings identity
When Jeremy Banks was growing up in Central Otago, it was a typical, rural upbringing.
Pride must be restored in farmers
Pride must be restored in farmers
In Chinese astrology, 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit.
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for trees
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for trees
State-owned farming company Pamu (Landcorp) has identified nearly 3000ha of land on two of its Otago properties to be planted in trees, subject to resource consent.
Garston open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
Garston open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
James McNamee is in the pursuit of hoppiness.
DINZ releases industry recovery plan
DINZ releases industry recovery plan
Deer Industry New Zealand (DINZ) chief executive Innes Moffat says the industry has "a bit of pep in its step" again after being "Covidified" for several years.