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"Where the bloody hell are you?" Nicola Willis borrowed a line from a 2006 Australian tourism campaign and turned it into...
Nine years, no answer In 2017, Ally Naylor filed a formal written complaint about Xero co-founder and then-CEO Sir Rod Drury...
When a Christchurch townhouse developer can pick up 77.66 hectares of partially zoned land in a growth corridor for a...
The halo was for sale Everlane built its entire identity on showing customers exactly what things cost to make. Founded in...
The earnings that move your balance Nvidia just posted quarterly revenue of US$81.6 billion, an 85% jump year-on-year, with net profit...
The cyclone broke things. They wrote it down and fixed it. When Cyclone Gabrielle hit Hawke's Bay in February 2023, the...
The distress signal When a provincial council starts debating free parking hours, it is not making transport policy. It is responding...
The platform that refuses to die Somewhere between the tenth thinkpiece declaring Facebook over and the hundredth marketing consultant pivoting to...
The submission window most businesses don't know about Auckland congestion charging has been debated for years. It is no longer theoretical....
Moving company, Auckland Movers Cheap, has introduced a community support initiative providing free small-item delivery assistance for seniors aged 70...
The Post Primary Teachers Association said school operational funding requires a $300 million adjustment to keep pace with inflation. The union...
The head of the Financial Markets Authority, Samantha Barrass, has confirmed she will not seek reappointment when her five-year term...
The government has announced a multimillion-dollar funding increase for New Zealand’s ambulance services, expanding frontline staffing, improving facilities, and upgrading...
Authentic Brands Group is moving closer to a potential stock market debut after founder Jamie Salter said the company could...
A Canterbury farming advocate has warned that crop farming may have no long-term future, as increasing numbers of arable farmers...
Samsung Electronics has avoided an immediate strike after its largest union agreed to suspend planned industrial action while workers vote...
