Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

John Ahearn from GPS Control Systems takes away $40,000 from his win in the NZ Space Challenge.

A world-first facial recognition system, to help problem gamblers by identifying people who are excluded from gaming venues, is being trialled in New Zealand.

New Zealand to start trade talks with the European Union.  Night Talk - Mitch Harris talks with Bernard Savage, the European Ambassador to New Zealand, who is currently in the country preparing for talks with the New Zealand Government regarding a free trade deal between New Zealand and the European Union.

Civil construction and infrastructure service company, Fulton Hogan, has agreed to acquire Stevenson Construction Materials.

The Investor’s Guide to the New Zealand Technology Sector makes a strong case for investment in New Zealand’s technology sector.

The extensive use of all kinds of plastic in food production is a ticking time bomb because of the risks it poses to the environment and human health, says ESR Environmental Scientist Olga Pantos.

New Zealand’s leading provider of construction and trade apprenticeships is encouraging school leavers to see a career in the trades as a worthwhile choice with the launch of a new digital platform.

Qatar Airways, which began direct service to Cardiff in Wales earlier this month, has now started a new double-daily service from Doha to London Gatwick, operated by a B787 Dreamliner.

Air Mauritius plans to position itself as “a bridge or hub between Africa and Asia”, according to its chief executive.

Renew Energy Ltd chief executive David McGregor says the Chinese investor is "ready to go". The company behind a controversial plan to build a waste to energy plant on the West Coast has signed a $300 million deal with a Chinese investor writes Joanne Carrol for Stuff Businessday