New Zealand’s energy system has performed strongly against the rest of the world, but concerns remain over its energy security.
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The listed company has cancelled a $3.1 million rights issue to existing investors because of “differing views” and “discord” amongst the company’s reconstituted board.
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The UK is New Zealand’s second largest export market for wine, but according to a report by the British newspaper The Independent some of the country’s favourite brands of sauvignon blanc could disappear from shelves in the run up to Christmas.
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Vodafone has confirmed a technical issue is impacting some business customers and teams are working to remedy the fault.
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The government is bowing to pressure from business leaders who want fast acting Covid-19 tests available in workplaces.
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The New Zealand Super Fund has made a major investment in sustainable energy infrastructure.
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The float and listing of telecommunications company 2degrees has been put on hold amid speculation it may be merged with local broadband operator Orcon.
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The key to Nano’s technology was open banking and a process called screen scraping, which gave it access to customer banking information held by other financial institutions.
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A farm supplies company is opening up its stores to any DHB wanting to use them as pop-up vaccination clinics for rural communities.
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The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has ordered local property investment firm Du Val Group to take down its advertisements from social media because they are likely to deceive investors.
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