Stadium boss loves a challenge
Stadium boss loves a challenge
Dunedin Venues Management Ltd’s chief executive Terry Davies is the Otago Daily Times’ Business Leader of the Year. He talks to Sally Rae.
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Spraying people rather than cars
Spraying people rather than cars
A business idea was born when a Dunedin panelbeater saw a group of ‘‘orange ladies’’ on a night out in the city.
From inking skin to skincare
From inking skin to skincare
After her teacher moved countries, an apprentice tattoo artist decided to start a new business with a different focus on skin.
Inspiring women the name of the game at Runaway
Inspiring women the name of the game at Runaway
Girl power is on the loose at Dunedin-based global games developer and publisher Runaway.
International exposure for tech group
International exposure for tech group
Dunedin-based tech company Bison Group is featuring at a major exhibition and conference in Amsterdam this week.
Allpress Espresso eases tight fit at roastery
Allpress Espresso eases tight fit at roastery
It has been a bit of a tight squeeze at Allpress Dunedin.
Designer’s life in happy balance
Designer’s life in happy balance
Helen Riley-Duddin and her husband, Michael, had it all in Dunedin — friends and business connections, and their family was well settled.
Close working relationship suits growers to a tee
Close working relationship suits growers to a tee
A bunch of fine-wool growers will be well suited for a modelling career should they ever choose to trade in their merino sheep.
New venture about more than just peanut butter
New venture about more than just peanut butter
Dunedin builder Michael Hastie has gone nuts.
Skyline growth opportunities in luge developments
Skyline growth opportunities in luge developments
Skyline Enterprises chief executive Geoff McDonald has only been in the job five months but he is passionate about the growth opportunities the Queenstown-based company has ahead of it.
Scott Tech buys DC Ross
Scott Tech buys DC Ross
Dunedin engineering specialist Scott Technology will increase the size of its Kaikorai Valley operation after buying precision engineering company DC Ross, which is in receivership.
Hunting, fishing shop closure will be 'sad'
Hunting, fishing shop closure will be 'sad'
Dunedin institution Centrefire McCarthy's will close its doors for good next week.
Boost for city scales firm
Boost for city scales firm
Southland private equity fund Invest South and numerous Dunedin investors have provided a capital boost to private Dunedin company Bison Group, a pioneer in the development of ways to weigh shipping containers.
Clothing business upsizes
Clothing business upsizes
Jon Thom has come a long way since he sold designer T-shirts from the bedroom of his Dunedin flat.
Scott strengthened by JBS deal
Scott strengthened by JBS deal
A year after Brazilian food giant JBS took a controlling 50.1% stake in niche Dunedin engineering company Scott Technology, its share price has almost doubled, and hit a year-high of $3 yesterday.
Potters thrive in shared store setup
Potters thrive in shared store setup
Working in a co-operative, and drinking copious cups of tea, have made business viable for a pair of Dunedin ceramicists, reports Sally Rae.
Turners strengthens ties with MTF
Turners strengthens ties with MTF
Turners, the financial services firm formerly known as Dorchester Pacific, has strengthened its ties with Motor Trade Finance by funding a non-recourse loan product that will allow MTF's...
Dunedin company Timely business awards finalist
Timely a finalist in NZ business awards
Dunedin company Timely, which offers a cloud-based appointment management system, is a finalist in the New Zealand International Business Awards.
Pressing matter with new baby, business
Pressing matter with new baby, business
Young Dunedin businesswoman Courteney Johnston has her hands full - quite literally.
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