Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

The Buller District Council has backed out of a $5 million plan to buy Holcim cement assets and land on the West Coast.

The government has granted a Chinese-owned company permission to expand a water bottling plant in Whakatane

The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is seeking to recruit a dedicated representative for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ). The successful candidate will be tasked with becoming a new driving force to work with LEEA’s members in the promotion of excellence and to increase their influence across all end-user markets in both countries.

Auckland Airport has been recognised as one of the leading organisations in New Zealand in its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

New Zealand Food Innovation Auckland, known as The FoodBowl, is increasing the value of Kiwi food and beverage exports through catalysing and enabling national food tech growth, chief executive Alexandra Allan says.

Auckland Council will open a $200 million green bond offer next week, which it says will be used to buy more electric trains and equipment and refinance existing debt from electric trains

Overseas tariffs on New Zealand products to the amount of $220 million will be cut back or eliminated under the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade agreement.

The New Zealand macadamia industry is embarking on a ten-year growth strategy to dramatically increase domestic production reports Matthew Russell for FreshPlaza.

Queenstown company Formatt Bespoke Joinery Co. is the recipient of a coveted national award, receiving the Highly Commended Best Kitchen prize at the annual NZ Master Joiners Awards held in Auckland on Saturday night (9 June).

Jason Paris, currently Vodafone Group's director for convergence acceleration, Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific region, will succeed long-serving local head Russell Stanners, who is stepping down from his role as Vodafone New Zealand chief executive at the end of October