Heat and Control and Key Technology have entered into a strategic partnership to support customers in Australia, New Zealand and India.

Advanced composites specialist, Gurit has announced that it has become an official supplier to Emirates Team New Zealand’s 36th America’s Cup defence campaign.

Written by Greg Campbell, chief executive of Ravensdown who  says everyone wants to say they tried to leave the planet in better shape. Greg Campbell says everyone wants to say they tried to leave the planet in better shape.

Jacanna Customs & Freight reports that Autoterminal Japan (ATJ) has now completed some tests on electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids using one of the approved heat-treatment chambers.

On the eve of New Zealand’s first circular economy conference, Australian fashion technology company BlockTexx announces a working partnership with New Zealand textile research company The Formary to develop strategies and workflow models for recycling and repurposing the world’s tsunami of textile waste.

New Zealand tertiary students will be offered the chance to participate in NASA’s International Internships Programme, under an agreement between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and NASA.

Ports of Auckland is hoping the chaos caused across the supply chain for importing vehicles earlier this year will not be repeated during the new season for brown marmorated stink bugs (BMSBs), which starts on September 1.

Wellington based mobile satellite communications service provider Wrights Satellite Connections (WSC) has been acquired by Australian satcoms company, Pivotel.

Barry Soper writes in today's  NZHerald: Why does this government need a plethora of experts?   . . . . . >

On-highway vehicles across the MAN TGS and TGX truck range will come with standard adaptive cruise control (ACC) it was announced today by Penske New Zealand.