27th Oct 2018 - 17th Nov 2018. International teams of injured amputee soldiers and veterans from UK, New Zealand and Canada are to recumbent-cycle the length of New Zealand’s North and South Island.

There are several key components to the modern procurement function that are unheralded in nature and often considered to be more tactical than strategic writes Andrew Bartolini for CPO Rising.

IBM and Maersk have introduced a blockchain shipping solution that will allow the shipping industry to communicate digitally reports Maggie Baska for SupplyManagement.

New Zealand's first commercial banana plantation will hopefully become a major part of the horticulture scene and create jobs, both in the agriculture and scientific sectors, according to its creators reports This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for FreshPlaza.

Plans for a new tourist facility at a foreign-owned high country station near Lake Pukaki have sailed through planning permission reports David Williams for Newsroom.

As reported in the Hawke's Bay Today, a New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union analysis of catering costs at Hawke's Bay councils has revealed Hastings District Councillors to be guilty of ratepayer-funded gluttony.

Whangarei, winner of the most electric vehicle friendly-town in New Zealand award, has a big advantage over other regions.

New Zealand’s top young fruit and vegetable growers will compete for the title of Young Grower of the Year in Napier on Wednesday, 22 August.

Auckland electric vehicle fast charger company owners of ChargeNet, Steve and Dee West, have won the outstanding contribution to electric vehicles in New Zealand award.

In less than a fortnight, more than 30 New Zealand agritech leaders will make history in Silicon Valley.