New boiler ‘giant step’ for Preens
It is the equivalent of taking 320 utes off New Zealand roads for the year.
Business
Alliance announces profit turn around to $24.6m
Alliance announces profit turn around to $24.6m
Alliance Group — which is selling a 65% stake to Irish company Dawn Meats Group — has announced a $93 million turnaround in underlying company profitability.
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Dedicated to building things, enabling people
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Dedicated to building things, enabling people
He describes himself as a tool-maker.
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Investigation reveals extent of secret payouts
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Investigation reveals extent of secret payouts
Three publicly funded institutions in Otago have paid out more than $1.2 million in compensation to employees in the past five years, official records show.
Air NZ cabin crew to strike in December
Air NZ cabin crew to strike in December
Air NZ cabin crew will strike in December after months of negotiations failed to secure a fair deal on pay and conditions.
United Machinists top the list at awards
United Machinists top the list at awards
Dunedin high-tech engineering firm United Machinists has been named the supreme winner of The Grand Business South Awards.
Photos: The Grand Business South Awards
Photos: The Grand Business South Awards
The Grand Business South Awards — the southern region’s premier celebration of business excellence — were presented at a black-tie dinner at the Dunedin Town Hall last night. Peter McIntosh went...
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Plans for new South Dunedin supermarket delayed
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Plans for new South Dunedin supermarket delayed
Market conditions have delayed plans to build a new supermarket in South Dunedin, Foodstuffs says.
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Dealer of year award adds to Selfe-made success
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Dealer of year award adds to Selfe-made success
You could say it is a Selfe-made business.
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‘Otago is the envy of many’ economically
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‘Otago is the envy of many’ economically
Otago's economy is the envy of many others — strong, resilient and growing, a new report says.
Cheap fruit and veg imports put pressure on NZ production
Cheap fruit and veg imports put pressure on NZ production
The hunt for the cheapest fruit and vegetables by both supermarkets and shoppers is putting pressure on locally produced crops in New Zealand.
AI set to redefine shopping and payments: CEO
AI set to redefine shopping and payments: CEO
The co-founder of Affirm, which offers buy now, pay later plans, says AI is poised to transform shopping by taking over human tasks and making financial products more transparent.
'Retro' keychain cameras snapped up across NZ
'Retro' keychain cameras snapped up across NZ
A finger-sized camera with a resolution that wouldn't hold a candle to your average smartphone is selling out in parts of the country.
Oat mill to get $11m renovation
Oat mill to get $11m renovation
Dunedin oat miller Harraway & Sons is giving its existing facility an $11 million facelift.
Air NZ says cabin crew have voted to strike
Air NZ says cabin crew have voted to strike
Air New Zealand says it has been made aware by E tū union that staff have voted to take industrial action.
IKEA pop-ups for Christchurch and Wellington
IKEA pop-ups for Christchurch and Wellington
IKEA is opening two pop-up stores ahead of its first New Zealand store, but just for window shoppers.
Caffeine high: Instant coffee prices spike 'aggressively'
Caffeine high: Instant coffee prices spike 'aggressively'
The cost of food continues to climb, with Stats NZ figures showing some of the sharpest increases in staples like cheese, eggs and milk.
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Air link plays part in Aussie visitor increase
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Air link plays part in Aussie visitor increase
Direct flights between Dunedin and the Gold Coast have been a "major contributor" to an increase in visitors from across the Ditch, Dunedin Airport says.
Supreme Court rules Uber drivers are employees
Supreme Court rules Uber drivers are employees
The Supreme Court has thrown out Uber's appeal against treating drivers as employees.
Greens pledge to revoke Otago fast-track mining projects
Greens pledge to revoke Otago fast-track mining projects
The Green Party says it will revoke consents for any coal, hardrock gold or seabed mining projects, including two Otago granted under the fast-track regime, if it forms part of a govt at next year's election.