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From cooking for the super-rich to schoolboys
A globe-trotting chef who has traded cooking for the super-rich for catering to Dunedin schoolboys says there is ‘‘no way in hell’’ he would go back to working in a restaurant.
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Dunedin firm printing official Rolling Stones merch
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Dunedin firm printing official Rolling Stones merch
A Dunedin printing company is working with Universal Music to produce official merchandise for major international artists including The Rolling Stones and Gracie Abrams.
US expected to hike tariffs on NZ very soon
US expected to hike tariffs on NZ very soon
A global trade expert says New Zealand could be slapped with a blanket 12.5% tariff on all exports to the United States as early as Friday night.
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‘As prepared as we can be’ for bird flu
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‘As prepared as we can be’ for bird flu
Having once killed about 200,000 chickens to stamp out bird flu in Otago, Mainland Poultry says it is ‘‘as prepared as we can be’’ to respond to a more pervasive strain now in New Zealand.
Brace for rising fuel prices, AA says
Brace for rising fuel prices, AA says
Petrol and diesel prices are likely to increase again, but probably not as dramatically as earlier in the year, the Automobile Association says.
NZ investors lose as SpaceX shares nosedive
NZ investors lose as SpaceX shares nosedive
SpaceX's share price slump is a reminder to New Zealand investors of the hype that can circle a new listing, commentators say.
Price increases affecting sector
Price increases affecting sector
As residential construction costs continue to rise, conditions are becoming less favourable for both builders and households, an analytics company says.
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Apartments, retail to revive ‘dead’ site
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Apartments, retail to revive ‘dead’ site
A planned apartment and retail project in central Dunedin will breathe new life into a ‘‘dead’’ building, its developer says.
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Significant benefits seen in inland port
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Significant benefits seen in inland port
Construction of a proposed inland port near Mosgiel could inject more than $190 million into the economy and create nearly 1500 jobs over 10 years, an economic assessment estimates.
60 jobs threatened as Kaitāia mill confirms closure
60 jobs threatened as Kaitāia mill confirms closure
A mill in Northland is closing down, with no buyer or government investment stepping in to save 60 jobs under threat.
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Financial woes sink award-winning firm
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Firm director ‘pretty gutted’ unable to halt liquidation
The director of an award-winning Central Otago painting company being liquidated owing $1.6 million says he put his ‘‘heart and soul’’ into the business and is gutted he could not save it.
Food prices hit by conflict, but will it continue?
Food prices hit by conflict, but will it continue?
The impact of conflict in the Middle East is showing up in pressure on food prices as expected, three months after the conflict broke out, Infometrics says.
'Nothing to hide' in IKEA's NZ forestry operations
'Nothing to hide' in IKEA's NZ forestry operations
Swedish furniture company IKEA says it has "nothing to hide" with its forestry operations and is proud of what it is doing in New Zealand.
Gull, NPD complete merger
Gull, NPD complete merger
Fuel companies Gull and NPD have completed their merger after clearing regulatory hurdles earlier this year.
'Put the price of fuel up': raising taxes could lock in transport habit changes
'Put the price of fuel up': raising taxes could lock in transport habit changes
Raising fuel taxes as petrol prices start to fall could lock in the changes to transport habits kick-started by the fuel crisis, some say.
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Six new intern directors named for DCHL companies
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Six new intern directors named for DCHL companies
Dunedin City Holdings Ltd (DCHL) has announced the six emerging directors selected for the 2026 intake of the DCHL Graham Crombie intern director programme.
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Firm optimistic about sector’s prospects
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Firm optimistic about sector’s prospects
A Dunedin engineering company manufacturing underground safe havens and recyclable toilets for the overseas mining sector says the local industry is turning a corner after a tough economic period.
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Naming rights deal to help show bounce back
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Naming rights deal to help show bounce back
The three-day Canterbury A&P Show is returning to a position of financial strength boosted by a major naming rights sponsorship deal.
NZ and India agree strategic partnership
NZ and India agree strategic partnership
NZ and India's Prime Ministers have agreed a strategic partnership, with ambitions to double trade and bolster maritime security by 2030.
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Owners confident $1.2m IRD debt can be repaid
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Owners confident $1.2m IRD debt can be repaid
The owners of Dunedin engineering firm Site Weld are confident they can repay $1.2 million owed by its former trading company to Inland Revenue Te Tari Taake.