Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

16 Oct: 1138  | Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has opened a $165 million expansion of its bottling and warehouse facility at Richlands, making the Brisbane facility the company’s largest Australian manufacturing plant.

Aviation is facing a range of challenges, from economical to environmental. Can we tackle them by reshaping an aircraft's wings? "Futuris" flies to Italy, where engineers are testing a model of an aircraft of the future report Denis Loctier & Robert Hackwill in EuroNews.

World-first verification framework takes premium Māori products to the Chinese market.

Tetra Pak has launched a new plant management service designed to implement profitability strategies to for customers.

Air New Zealand and Zephyr Airworks today announced they have signed an agreement to work collaboratively on bringing the world’s first autonomous electric air taxi service to market in New Zealand

16 Oct: 07:35 | Victoria University of Wellington and Fuji Xerox have announced a new partnership to offer three scholarships to high-achieving students with leadership potential.

The Rail & Maritime Transport Union calls on the government to honour it’s campaign pledge of maintaining electric locomotives on the North Island Main Trunk.

Fulton Hogan allayed competition concerns surrounding its purchase of Stevenson Group's construction materials business by leaving the Huntly quarry out of the acquisition . . . Continue to read full article . . .>

Journalist considered as being primed to turn up heat on ruling family

New Zealand's ties with South Korea stretch back over 50 years; diplomatic relations were formally established in 1962, but the relationship dates back to the deployment of Kiwi troops during the Korean War eports Sam Sadcheva for Newsroom.