Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

The first RAM 1500 has come off the Australian production line where the legendary American truck is being remanufactured into right hand drive and it was driven straight into a container heading for the Fieldays at Hamilton and its New Zealand launch on 13 June 2018.

At the wheel of the very first RAM 1500 was Roger Zagorski, the Managing Director of Australia’s official factory appointed RAM importer and distributor, the Ateco Group.

Rod Oram asks whether Fonterra should be broken up and why it needs a new chairman and strategy

A Kiwi charity founded by a former Young New Zealander of the Year is starting a recruitment agency specifically for millennials.

Dunedin-based Scott Technology has completed its purchase of US automated guided warehousing vehicle manufacturer Transbotics Corpreports the ODT but yet to disclose purchase preice.

REM Systems is being bought by Australia's Paragon Care for $54.4 million, through a mix of cash and shares.

European-sourced-semen - The Ministry for Primary Industries isn’t ruling out that the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis arrived in New Zealand by European-sourced semen. David Williams reports for Newsroom.

Colombia is the latest country to seek admission to the trans-Pacific trade pact, the CPTPP, which US President Donald Trump tried to kill off

On June 9 it will be 15 years since the fifth New Zealand Labour Government ratified Convention 98 of the International Labour Organisation (ILO).

New Zealand travellers now have a choice of 10 Emirates flights a day to three airports in London via the airline’s Dubai hub.

Forestry Minister Shane Jones and Climate Change Minister James Shaw have released a consultation paper proposing 12 improvements to forestry regulations in the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZETS).