Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

S5000 cars could be racing in a Tasman style series in Australia and New Zealand

Global property and casualty insurer Chubb has launched Small Commercial Insurance (SCI) solutions to help protect small manufacturers from ever-evolving risks.

Social Procurement takes a leap forward at an event in Auckland today with the official launch of New Zealand’s first online social procurement platform.

Air New Zealand’s inaugural flight between Auckland and Taipei has taken off from Auckland International Airport.

Dairy farmers worldwide are being urged to prepare now for a future with a smaller herd of higher producing cows, says the general manager of World Wide Sires New Zealand, Hank Lina.

Land Information Minister Eugenie Sage and Associate Finance Minister David Clark declined consent under the Overseas Investment Act for Tegel Foods Ltd to buy approximately 252 hectares of land at Arapohue, near Dargaville to build a broiler chicken farm.

Leading food company Alliance Group has distributed $1.73 million to shareholders to reward their loyalty.

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The global demand for avocados is driving a crime wave in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty, where orchards line the state highway heavy with fruit, and are largely unprotected. Avocados will be sold on the black market for a dollar apiece and thieves can easily pick thousands of dollars’ worth of fruit in one night. As demand has soared, gangs with links to organised crime in the

BusinessNZ has welcomed proposed lower ACC levies for businesses in 2019-21, as outlined in ACC’s recent Discussion Document.