Sally Rae

Lawyer living life and embracing change

Dunedin lawyer Joy Liddicoat believes it is never too late to embrace new things. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Lawyer living life and embracing change

Silver Fern Farms senior corporate counsel Joy Liddicoat was recently named in the business category of New Zealand Lawyer magazine’s list of the country’s most influential lawyers.

Family devoted to industry

North Otago father-and-daughter John Schultz and Kylie Stenton were acknowledged recently at the New Zealand Groundspread Fertilisers’ Association’s awards function.

Family devoted to industry

North Otago father-and-daughter John Schultz and Kylie Stenton were acknowledged recently at the New Zealand Groundspread Fertilisers’ Association’s awards function.

Flying the flag for the deep South

Prue Halstead was recently named as Otago-Southland’s representative on the Institute of Directors’ 2022 Mentoring for Diversity programme. She talks to business editor Sally Rae about life in the South.

Helping develop India’s goat meat industry

AbacusBio consultant Shalini Kumar is enjoying life in Dunedin. PHOTO: SALLY RAE

Helping develop India’s goat meat industry

Shalini Kumar has recently returned from a trip to India where she is involved in a project to help build a goat meat industry. Sally Rae reports.

Hooked on law: stepping up in southern firm

Gallaway Cook Allan’s newest partners Tom Willis, of Dunedin, and Kimberley Langridge, of Wanaka....

Hooked on law: stepping up in southern firm

Law firm Gallaway Cook Allan recently made two new partner appointments, which include a name very familiar to Dunedin rugby enthusiasts.

Lack of shareholding under fire

Blis Technologies chairman Geoff Plunket addresses the company’s annual shareholders meeting at...

Lack of shareholding under fire

Blis Technologies directors and management have come under fire for the size of their shareholdings — or lack of — in the Dunedin-based probiotics company.

Leading lawyer calls for diversity

Anderson Lloyd partner Frazer Barton in the law firm’s Dunedin headquarters in Otago House. PHOTO...

Leading lawyer calls for diversity

Only two South Island names feature in New Zealand Lawyer magazine’s list of the country’s most influential lawyers — and both are in Dunedin.

Cxbladder tests record

The number of Cxbladder bladder cancer tests processed at Pacific Edge’s laboratories have set a record in the three months to the end of June.

Sales slow for lifestyle properties nationally

Latest real estate figures show fewer lifestyle property and farm sales in the last quarter....

Sales slow for lifestyle properties nationally

Lifestyle property sales have taken a tumble and the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says volumes could continue to ease.

Inflation hits 7.3%; highest since 1990

Inflation hits 7.3%; highest since 1990

An ongoing squeeze on households’ buying power does not look to be going away any time soon.

Amid heartbreak and advocacy, a flourishing career

Findex Group recently announced 11 new partner and associate partner appointments in New Zealand. Among the names was one very familiar to southerners.

Amid heartbreak and advocacy, a flourishing career

Findex Group recently announced 11 new partner and associate partner appointments in New Zealand. Among the names was one very familiar to southerners.

Plan takes aim at Otago’s skills shortages

The Otago Regional Skills Leadership Group will lead a feasibility analysis for a potential regional solution to mitigate skills shortages.

‘Edtech’ platform impresses

ADInstruments head of education Amy Bucher is delighted to see the company’s online learning...

‘Edtech’ platform impresses

An innovative online learning platform created by Dunedin-based company ADInstruments has received further international recognition.

Aussie trip opens opportunities for Otago firms

Education Perfect chief executive Alex Burke and United Machinists chief executive Sarah Ramsay...

Aussie trip opens opportunities for Otago firms

When United Machinists chief executive Sarah Ramsay hopped on a New Zealand Defence Force Boeing 757 to join a trade mission to Australia last week, it was a little intimidating, she admits.

Gold anomalies could add to mine life

An ASX-listed mineral development and investment company says discovery of a suite of gold anomalies at its East Otago project sites has the potential to add to the mine life of Oceana- Gold’s...

Innovator takes aim at ‘mask-ne’ issue

Adipa Bhogal has come up with a skincare range aimed at mask-wearers. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

Innovator takes aim at ‘mask-ne’ issue

Out of adversity, sometimes comes opportunity.

Rural entrepreneurs explain their approach

Justine and Geoff Ross, their son Finn and Sika the dog, check native plantings on Lake Hawea...

Rural entrepreneurs explain their approach

"Vibrant, dynamic growth sectors benefit from lots of vibrant dynamic views."

Pig farmer calls for rethink on new welfare code

North Otago pig farmer Ian Carter believes proposed new rules for the pork industry will destroy...

Pig farmer calls for rethink on new welfare code

Thousands of submissions have been received on the draft National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee (Nawac) animal welfare code for pigs released for public consultation.

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