Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

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.

Fletcher Building has completed a boardroom refresh appointing Australian Martin Brydon as a non-executive director from next month, says outgoing chair Ralph Norris

The Productivity Commission’s report on state sector productivity makes for dismal reading.

Te Kāhui Whakamana Rua Tekau mā Iwa Pike River Recovery Agency is advertising for five new mining staff to assist with the re-entry and recovery of the Pike River Mine drift access tunnel.

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NZIER Quarterly Predictions, September 2018 - The New Zealand economic outlook remains reasonably solid but there are increasing downside risks, as detailed in the latest NZIER Quarterly Predictions.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's big economic speech was supposed to address the business confidence slump. Instead, she side-stepped it with a nod and a wave, Bernard Hickey writes for Newsroom.

New Zealand consumers may have to go without melons after a suspension of imports from Australia. The Ministry for Primary Industries had suspended the import of melons (rockmelon, honeydew and watermelon), cucumber and courgettes after finding the cucumber mottle mosaic virus on Australian produce at the border report FreshPlaza.

Wanted: Your feedback on whether you see this move by the government being a positve one or not for your business.