AI that actually works for you
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How tech, optimism and agility can drive SME growth
On the back of the 2025 Shaping Business Survey by 2degrees, CEO Mark Callander shares how small businesses can turn positive sentiment...
Disruption and opportunity: Why Kiwi companies are looking to the UK
As global trade uncertainty rattles traditional alliances Paul Beare explores why more New Zealand businesses are setting up shop in the...
Icehouse Business Owner Programme alumni win at Hi-Tech Awards
Fresh off a major win at the 2025 Hi-Tech Awards, Deep Dive Division Co-Founder Courtney Karalus shares how the Icehouse Business Owner...
Future-proof your business with AI and a supportive network
From automation to AI-driven insights, the tools that once seemed out of reach are now more accessible and cost-effective than ever,...
NZ business optimism hits six-year high, 2degrees survey finds
Businesses are bullish on growth, productivity and tech-driven transformation despite cost pressures according to 2degrees Shaping Business...
The chicken before the egg: ERP systems for SMEs
As technology becomes more accessible and scalable, even the smallest businesses can benefit from streamlined operations, smarter data, and...
New hi-tech seaweed product could make Paeroa world famous
AgriSea and Scion are launching a seaweed biorefinery near Paeroa to produce sustainable nanocellulose. The team behind the project share...
Episode 18: Crafting luxury with purpose, the Deadly Ponies story
In this season finale, Lilah McDonald sits down with Liam Bowden, the creative force behind New Zealand’s iconic leather accessories...
NZBusiness Digital Issue – June 2025
Want to stay ahead of the tech curve? This issue of NZBusiness is packed with practical insights on how to future-proof your business with...
Small clothes, big story
When Jane McAllister began sewing baby clothes for her 10 children, she never imagined she was laying the foundation for her business...
A start-up journey from hip-hop to RTDs
Ho Lee and Mark Callan are reinventing Korea’s iconic soju with Jagiya Soju, a carbonated RTD that sold out its first batch in...
Episode 17: Turning the mic to Lilah McDonald
In this special bonus episode, we turn the tables on Sustainably Ever After host Lilah McDonald, and hear her story as a young...
From Nelson to the world
Operating out of Nelson, Jonny Hendriksen has grown Shuttlerock into a global leader in creative advertising solutions, championing...
It’s now for nature
Gemma Coate, SBN’s Programme Manager for Regenerating Nature, explains what nature means to her and why businesses need to take nature...
Why small business contracts are under the microscope
Franchise and commercial law expert Stewart Germann outlines what SMEs need to know about recent changes to the Fair Trading...
SYOS Aerospace tops stellar 2025 NZ Hi-Tech Awards line-up
Mount Maunganui-based SYOS Aerospace has been named the PwC Hi-Tech Company of the Year at the 2025 NZ Hi-Tech...
Budget 2025 reaction: Business applauds investment incentives, concern over KiwiSaver changes
Budget 2025 - aka the no BS budget - has been welcomed by sections of the business community as a credible and growth-focused response to...
Top hospitality talent celebrated in finalists announcement for 2025 Awards
The country's top hospitality businesses and professionals have been named finalists in the 2025 Lion Hospitality New Zealand Awards for...
Is there a sustainable future for red meat?
Red meat drives emissions — but also fuels our economy. Can New Zealand make meat more sustainable or risk losing the industry...
SBN and NZI shine spotlight on next generation of leaders and innovators
Sustainable Business Network has joined forces with long-time supporter NZI to launch Next Fest, a new programme that puts the spotlight on...
Budget 2025: SMEs seek tax cuts, less red tape as confidence wavers
SMEs say they want real action on tax relief and regulatory reform from Budget...
The big AI learning curve: Here’s where business owners can start
For those business owners stepping into the world of GenAI, there’s a plethora of training and micro-credential courses available, both...
From redundancy to resilience
Not every great business story starts with a grand plan. Some, such as Henry McCambridge's Glass by Design story, begin with redundancy and...
Episode 16: Bryce Marsden on sustainable impact through education, youth and environment
In this episode of Sustainably Ever After, Lilah McDonald sits down with Bryce Marsden, Chief Executive of the Milford...
The high cost of leadership neglect
Discover why investing in leadership development is essential for SMEs and gain practical tips to kickstart the...
Why making Auckland a Tech Hub makes sense
Auckland can be a global tech hub – if business, government and education work together. A new report shows how we can make it...
Is AI making us happier? Why some Kiwi leaders would trade coffee for Generative AI
Generative AI is reshaping how Kiwis work – lifting productivity, reducing burnout, and bringing joy back to the job, according to...
Step back to move forward – how Kiwi business owners can unlock growth
Stepping back from the daily grind isn’t a luxury - it’s a growth strategy. With the right tech, Kiwi business owners can reclaim time,...
Samsung CSP: Leading the way in tech repairs across New Zealand
Samsung CSP is the only exclusive Samsung repair centre in New Zealand, providing expert servicing for everything from smartphones to large...