Verkerks to sell abattoir for $15m
Verkerks selling Canterbury abattoir to Japanese firm for $15m
Christchurch meat product company Verkerks is selling its Mid Canterbury abattoir to a large Japanese company for $15 million.
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Play the world's great golf courses
Play the world's great golf courses in Hanmer
Have you ever wanted to play the world’s greatest golf courses like Pebble Beach in California, Bethpage in New York or Harbour Town in South Carolina? Well, now you can in Hanmer Springs.
'Financial pressures' force Lincoln bar to close
'Financial pressures' force Canterbury bar to close
Tough economic conditions have led to the unexpected closure of a Canterbury bar and restaurant.
Plunging EV sales pushes Chch manufacturer to look to Australia
Plunging EV sales pushes Chch manufacturer to look to Australia
A Christchurch-based manufacturer of EV chargers says it is switching its focus to the Australian market, partly because of NZ's plunging EV sales.
Work starts on Homebase extension
Work starts to make Homebase the biggest outdoor shopping centre in Chch
Groundworks have started on the Homebase shopping centre extension, which once finished will make it the largest outdoor retail complex in Christchurch.
Wind taken out of Mt Cass project
Wind taken out of Mt Cass project
A decision not to approve equity funding for the proposed Mt Cass Wind Farm in Canterbury has left the project having to explore future options.
Tana's husband's business owes more than $400K
Failed company of MP Darleen Tana's husband owes more than $400K - liquidator
The first liquidators' report into Darleen Tana's husband's e-bike business shows Christian Hoff-Nielsen owes the Inland Revenue and other creditors more than $400,000.
One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies
One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies
One New Zealand is asking staff to consider taking voluntary redundancy, just weeks after it became the naming rights sponsor of Christchurch's new central city stadium.
Warehouse founder interested in buying its shares
Sir Stephen Tindall, equity firm interested in The Warehouse Group shares
The Warehouse Group has received an approach from the company's founder and an Australian private equity firm about potential interest in acquiring its shares.
$1.3b takeover offer for Arvida
$1.3b takeover offer for aged care company Arvida
A US private equity firm has made a $1.3 billion takeover offer for rest home and aged care company Arvida.
Uncertainty over NZ Post services after Akaroa iSite closure
Uncertainty over NZ Post services after Akaroa iSite closure
NZ Post needs to find a new site for its retail services in Akaroa after the sudden closure of the iSite building on Beach Rd.
Stagnant market leads to apartment delays
Stagnant market leads to apartment delays
Market conditions and other projects will determine when work starts on the Fletcher Living apartments on the old Four Square site in Redcliffs.
'Dispose immediately': My Food Bag issues recall notice
'Dispose immediately': My Food Bag issues recall notice
My Food Bag has issued recall notices for sesame seed products across three weeks of its meal programme, due to the possible presence of salmonella.
Young farmer takes out national title
Young Canterbury farmer takes out national title
Canterbury dairy farmer George Dodson was "in shock" after winning the title of New Zealand’s top young farmer.
More uncertainty for Synlait
More uncertainty for Synlait
Troubled Canterbury dairy company Synlait faces more uncertainty, less than a week after shareholders voted to save the company.
Event company among finalists for national awards
Event company among finalists for national awards
A Canterbury event management company is among the finalists at the prestigious New Zealand Events Association awards.
New name and focus for Rangiora Promotions
New name and focus for Rangiora Promotions
Rangiora Promotions has been relaunched to showcase the organisation's new name and focus on "doing good in our community".
Behind the scenes at Lyttelton Port
Tour takes people behind the scenes at Lyttelton Port
People in Christchurch got a rare opportunity on Tuesday to go behind the scenes to see what happens at the Lyttelton Port.
Canterbury careers expo appealing to all ages
'Hands-on', interactive Canterbury careers expo appealing to all ages
Prospective job hunters of all ages will be able to discover new career paths next month.
Four Square reaches milestone
Canterbury Four Square marks milestone
The Hawarden Four Square building has been operating as a grocery store for about 120 years - and it's still going strong.
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