Look out Tauranga, it’s NZ’s first Maori business conference
Tauranga will play host to the inaugural national conference for Maori Business Networks next month. More …
WTO procurement agreement opened up to Kiwis
New Zealand businesses will get better access to an estimated US$1.6 trillion worth of overseas government contracts, or 2.64 percent of the world’s GDP, by joining the World Trade Organisation’s Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). More …
Time to tell the real ‘New Zealand story’, whatever that is
2'100% New Zealand' has served this country well, but the government has plans to augment it with a new, broader 'New Zealand story' as part of a new push behind overseas exports. More …
Chance to crow as Auckland holds firm in the liveability stakes
JAFAs have a fresh reason to crow, with the latest Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Report confirming Auckland as one of the world’s top 10 most liveable cities. More …
Law Commission calls for cyberbullying crackdown
2Megan Meier. Phoebe Prince. Tyler Clementi. In New Zealand, Hayley Ann Fenton. The ugly side of the internet has been dragged into the spotlight of late, prompting calls for something to be done about cyberbullying. More …
University reckons manufacturers should tap into the cloud
University of Auckland researchers are developing cloud manufacturing technology to make it easier for New Zealand businesses to take on bigger projects and to share resources. More …
You’re the boss: Market swings in employers’ favour
The job market has shifted in favour of employers this month, according to Seek, with applications for advertised roles growing faster than new job ads. More …
LanzaTech chalks up another joint venture
1LanzaTech is practically synonymous with 'cleantech' in many circles, with numerous awards and commercial partnerships under its belt. And the Kiwi-founded company, now based in Illinois, has signed a joint development agreement with nylon producer Invista to develop technology that ... More …
The Warehouse does daily deals
1'Where everyone gets a bargain' – that's The Warehouse's catchcry, and the red sheds are extending that philosophy by wading into the frenzy that is the daily deals market. More …
Kiwis underwhelmed by lack of climate change action
10Kiwis want the government and business to do more about climate change – and most of all, we think other countries should be pulling their weight. More …
US success leads to AmCham award for Vista Entertainment
Joining the ranks of Zeacom, Zespri and Buckley Systems, Vista Entertainment Solutions won the Supreme Award for trade with the United States last night at the 13th AmCham DHL Express Success & Innovation Awards. More …
A global standard for sustainable events management
Event organisers can now refer to a new standard for sustainable events management, one that's currently being used to help make the 2012 Olympics the most sustainable in history. More …
2degrees cracks a million customers, hints at next step
2degrees yesterday revealed it had crossed the one million customer mark as it continues to grab share from Telecom and Vodafone after three years in the market. More …
Partnership to ‘supercharge’ Moa Beer
1Moa Beer has signed a distribution agreement with Treasury Wine Estates (NZ) to "supercharge" growth, giving Moa access to the TWE sales team and more than 2,000 retail accounts nationwide. More …
Rest of world to benefit from Kiwi digital forensics
Digital forensics technology developed by New Zealand police is on track to go global after having seen interest from the UK and US. More …