Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

United Media Solution has been appointed by New Zealand Avocado, to create and manage its digital marketing presence in China.

DOC’s proposal to kill 17,500 Himalayan tahr over the next 10 months is rushed, based on slender evidence, and could spell the demise of a unique and valuable trophy herd, says NZ Deerstalkers’ Association spokesman Bill O’Leary.

The Green Party have welcomed the Government’s decision to increase the refugee quota to 1500 annually, meaning more families, women and children fleeing war and persecution will have a safe place to call home.

Rivers Carbon an Auckland company has come up with a way of making the miracle carbon fibre material available to all.

The New Zealand Food Innovation Network is pleased to be involved the Future Foods Conference being run by Business Hawkes Bay.

A team led by Plant & Food Research will undertake a pilot study this summer to determine if native birds can potentially function as nature’s pest control.

Fonterra's historic loss, a change of leadership and a review of dairy industry law have opened up a strategic vacuum that could see its brands carved off and sold to reduce farm debt. Bernard Hickey looks at the pros and cons for Newsroom.

Expect to see some exciting changes in waste management and minimisation in Hawke’s Bay over the next few years.

The latest threat report released by CERT NZ today shows over 700 cyber security incidents were reported from 1 April to 30 June - the largest ever volume for a single quarter – cementing CERT NZ’s role as a central coordinator in New Zealand.

The Marsden Point oil refinery processed a near-record 7.62 million barrels of oil during the past two months