Small business revenue remains flat but number of jobs increasing
Small business revenues remain flat but the number of jobs is increasing in Canterbury.
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Ex-Facebook president cleared to buy a third of Weta Digital
Ex-Facebook president cleared to buy a third of Weta Digital
The US billionaire Sean Parker has been cleared to buy more shares in Peter Jackson's company Weta Digital.
Ticket Rocket lacking cash to pay creditors
Ticket Rocket lacking cash to pay creditors
Liquidators say early indications of affairs at Ticket Rocket show there will be no money to pay unsecured creditors.
Kathmandu chief executive resigns
Kathmandu chief executive resigns
The chief executive of the outdoor clothing retailer Kathmandu - which was founded in Christchurch in 1987 - has resigned.
Mike Pero exits real estate business
Mike Pero exits real estate business
Well-known Christchurch-born businessman and entrepreneur Mike Pero has exited his ownership of the real estate business which still bears his name.
QLDC seeking legal advice after letter
QLDC seeking legal advice after letter
The Queenstown Lakes District Council is seeking legal advice over Christchurch International Airport Ltd’s plans to establish an airport at Tarras.
Emotional farewell to Cadbury factory
Emotional farewell to Cadbury factory
Tissues were needed during the final tour of the former Cadbury chocolate factory yesterday.
2000 more Pacific horticultural workers to be admitted
2000 more Pacific horticultural workers to be admitted
The Government has announced 2000 workers from the Pacific will be allowed into New Zealand to fill shortages in the horticulture and wine-growing sectors.
$67m Lyttelton cruise ship berth officially opened
$67m Lyttelton cruise ship berth officially opened
New Zealand’s first purpose-built cruise ship berth was officially opened by Mayor Lianne Dalziel today in Lyttelton.
Fishing company fails to bring in overseas workers
Deep-sea fishing company loses bid to bring overseas workers into Christchurch
A deep-sea fishing company faces a struggle to crew two of its vessels docked in Lyttleton after a bid to get overseas workers' visas was denied.
Husband and wife take over New World Rolleston
Husband and wife take over Canterbury township's New World
A Canterbury New World that employs about 200 people is now under new ownership.
Calls to take back award after cafe controversy
Calls for C1 Espresso owner to have award rescinded over 'toxic' culture
The owner of one of Christchurch's most popular cafés has been accused of bullying, manipulation, and denying adequate breaks - and now the Restaurant Association is investigating.
Review of Airbnb, Bachcare's cancellation fees sought
Review of Airbnb, Bachcare's cancellation fees sought
Accommodation booking sites Airbnb and Bachcare are in the gun for cancellation terms leaving some customers hundreds of dollars out of pocket.
Possible probe into deal with Pike River mine boss
Law Society considers probe into 'unlawful' deal with ex-Pike River coal mine boss
The Law Society is considering an investigation into the controversial deal done with former Pike River Coal boss Peter Whittall over the 2010 mine disaster.
PWC Centre on Cashel St sold for $60m
PWC Centre on Cashel St in central Christchurch sold for $60m
An equity investment company has bought the PWC Centre on Cashel St for $60m in one of the city's largest office building transactions, according to Savills New Zealand.
Top spots to eat, drink and stay in Akaroa
Top spots to eat, drink and stay in Akaroa
On a clear day, Akaroa hums with locals and visitors walking the promenade, swimming or cruising on the warm waters of the harbour, and exploring the town's mountain backdrop.
Trying to end the cycle of family violence
Westfield local heroes: Christchurch barber's bid to stop family violence recognised
Westfield local hero and Riccarton barber Matt Brown doesn't just cut hair - he's also on a mission to help men cut toxic masculinity out of their lives.
Health boss spent $22k on travel expenses
Health boss spent $22k on travel, meals, parking - and coffee
A health boss, who until recently was seconded to the Canterbury DHB, spent over $22k on travel in the year to June - including a $9.20 coffee with Tasman's mayor just before alert level 3 began.
Tanker with Covid-linked crew now allowed to berth in Lyttelton
Tanker with Covid-linked crew now allowed to berth in Lyttelton
A tanker that was refused entry to Lyttelton Port will be allowed to berth.
Bringing Kiwis to Queenstown for their OE
Bringing Kiwis to Queenstown for their OE
Hoping to attract Kiwis to Queenstown for work - even if it’s only for a few weeks at a time - the ‘Kiwi OE’ has been launched.