Wedding planners around the country are being hit with massive blows as their busy season begins.
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Whanganui River iwi leaders have performed a dawn ritual in Dubai to dedicate Aotearoa New Zealand’s immersive pavilion “experience” ahead of the opening of the six-month world trade exposition.
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Users around the world, including in New Zealand, are reporting issues with the team collaborating software, Slack.
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Medicinal cannabis manufacturer Cannasouth has cancelled its plan to buy out Cannasouth Cultivation after its capital raising fell short of the target.
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One of the country’s major tourism companies is rebranding less than three years since its last identity shift.
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The CoreLogic House Price Index (HPI) shows the nationwide monthly property value growth rate slipped to 1.4 percent from 1.6 percent in August.
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There will be no school holiday ski-trips or whānau visits for Aucklanders across the regional Covid-19 border, with the Prime Minister’s confirmation that the city will remain shut-off from the rest of the country regardless of a drop in alert le… Continue reading →

Businesses are feeling less pessimistic despite the Auckland Covid-19 outbreak dragging on.
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A Wellington taxi company has been hit with a $150,000 penalty by the Commerce Commission relating to fare price fixing.
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While the energy supply squeezes and price rises slamming consumers and businesses is acute, the disruptions have less in common than you may think.
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