Retailers selling same product for $1500 more
Retailers selling same product for $1500 more
New research has uncovered different retailers in New Zealand could be selling the same homeware product by a variance of more than $1500.
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Chorus profit falls, chief executive stepping down
Chorus profit falls, chief executive stepping down
Chorus reported a drop in full-year profit this morning, as expected - and the surprise departure of its boss, Kate McKenzie.
Bison Group wins supreme export award
Bison Group wins supreme export award
Bison Group has emerged ahead of the herd to take the supreme award at the inaugural Otago Export Awards.
Unions to ban port overtime unless accord possible
Unions to ban port overtime unless accord possible
More than 250 frontline workers at Port Otago will refuse to work overtime unless port management addresses safety and wage concerns.
Wanaka following townhouse trend
Townhouse development following worldwide trend
Developers of 42 townhouses in Albert Town are banking on a relatively new trend in holiday house ownership in Wanaka.
Port Otago workers issue strike notice
Port Otago workers issue strike notice
More than 250 front line workers at Port Otago have issued strike notice including an overtime ban which will take effect from next Saturday.
Jobless rate falls 0.6% to 6%
Jobless rate falls 0.6% to 6%
Unemployment is down, but is still a concern, in the latest quarterly snapshot of Dunedin's economic performance.
Expo about making links in tourism chain
Expo about making links in tourism chain
Organisers of Queenstown's first Tourism Technology Expo already have plans to make it a globally significant event.
Warehouse being built outside Mosgiel
Warehouse being built outside Mosgiel
A new 3500sqm storage and distribution warehouse is being constructed at 34 Carncross St, next to the Taieri airfield, outside Mosgiel.
Engine woes reduce Air NZ earnings
Engine woes reduce Air NZ earnings
Rolls-Royce may build reliable cars but trouble with its jet engines has clipped the wings of New Zealand's national airline.
All fired up about fire station coffee shop
All fired up about fire station coffee shop
Sacha Coburn has a soft spot for Dunedin firefighters.
Inaugural Otago Export Awards to show off `best-kept secrets'
Inaugural Otago Export Awards to show off `best-kept secrets'
From food and adventure tourism to pharmaceuticals and bio-tech businesses, Otago's export-based businesses are thriving.
ANZ sponsorships incite protest
ANZ sponsorships incite protest
Demonstrators offer unappetising drinks to pedestrians outside the ANZ on George St yesterday to protest the bank funding "coal, oil and gas projects".
ANZ mansion sale breached rules - market watchdog
ANZ mansion sale breached rules - market watchdog
The ANZ Group's sale of a luxury property to the wife of former chief executive David Hisco should have been disclosed as a related-party transaction, the Financial Markets Authority says.
Sky TV cans dividend, writes off $670m
Sky TV cans dividend, writes off $670m
Sky Network Television won't pay a dividend for the first time since 2005 and has written down the value of the business by $670 million as it prepares to fight for content rights under new leadership.
Air NZ profit sinks, smaller bonus for staff
Air New Zealand profit sinks, smaller bonus for staff
Air NZ as announced pre-tax earnings of $374 million, down 31% from $540 million as fuel cost pressures and weaker demand in the domestic leisure segment bite.
Construction division spurs Fletcher turnaround
Construction division spurs Fletcher turnaround
Fletcher Building has ridden a bullish New Zealand building market with a $350million turnaround in profitability for the year.
Couple seek to reignite past industry for future
Couple seek to reignite past industry for future
Flax is being transformed into beautiful objects by the entrepreneurial efforts of Wanaka couple Monique Kelly and Alex Guichard.
SFF reassessing South Island pelt processing operations
SFF reassessing South Island pelt processing operations
Silver Fern Farms says it will reassess labour needs at Finegand, alongside external further processing, if a proposal to close its Fairton pelt operation, near Ashburton, goes ahead.
Westpac trims 20c off milk price forecast
Westpac trims 20c off milk price forecast
Westpac has shaved 20c off its 2019-20 milk price forecast, citing a more pessimistic take on the international growth outlook.