University of Auckland research into how companies can use 3D printing properly, to add value and improve lives, has won a leading global award against... Read More

Sir Ian Taylor is a busy man. He’s hopping between Zoom calls, filming projects and speaking to reporters while running a business that is heavily... Read More

News of a free trade agreement between New Zealand and the United Kingdom has been welcomed by the business sector and opposition parties alike. The... Read More

Police in the Bay of Plenty are warning that an injury or death is inevitable amid a surge in copper cable thefts in the Te Puke area.  In a post... Read More

A record 4490 new homes were consented in August 2021, says Stats NZ this week. The previous record was 4310 new homes consented in June 2021. “August... Read More

Public consultation is now open on an application to reassess the use of hydrogen cyanamide, an active ingredient in sprays commonly used by kiwifruit... Read More

NZ Post is suspending pick-ups of Auckland freight this weekend, and asks customers to be patient as it deals with a “staggering” number... Read More

Grocery shopping trends over the past few years have focused on the latest ‘superfood’ or diet and lifestyle craze, but this year research... Read More

Gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 2.8 per cent in the June 2021 quarter, following a 1.4 per cent increase in the March 2021 quarter, Stats NZ... Read More

New Zealand businesses are stressed and anxious about lockdowns, low earnings, and uncertainty. They are generally supportive of NZ’s Covid policies... Read More

Food prices rose 0.3 per cent in August 2021 compared with July 2021, mainly influenced by higher prices for meat, poultry, and fish, and restaurant... Read More

Nourish Foods (NZ) Pty Ltd is recalling Whole Kids brand Smoothie Drops Berry, Banana and Coconut Milk with a 'Best Before' date of 12 August... Read More

The Funeral Directors Association this morning announced that it has called on the Government for a further change of heart for funerals and tangihanga... Read More

Inland Revenue is seeing increased demand for Resurgence Support Payments and other assistance schemes that it administers, but is processing applications... Read More

There has been an increase in filled jobs during the last quarter in the construction industry as well as related industries like architectural... Read More