Indoor skydiving attraction ‘iFLY’ opens in Queenstown
iFLY, a global indoor skydiving and body flight experience, opens in Queenstown this month bringing Kiwis the thrill of freefall, without a...
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Businesses back study on NZ’s plastic packaging
Ten leading businesses are backing a new diagnostic study of New Zealand’s plastic packaging system with the aim of adopting a...
Alcohol delivery service seeks to raise $250k
The company that’s transforming the way alcohol is shopped and sold online in Auckland is set to crowdfund $250,000 via an equity...
Quest continues to meet the need of the corporate traveller
Marking our 20th anniversary of operating in NZ, another year of record revenue growth, significant property investment and an exclusive...
Businesses must avoid sending phishy-looking emails
Despite awareness email phishing, many businesses confuse email recipients into adopting poor email security practices by...
AIM champions help IRD make provisional tax easier
Customers are likely to be the biggest advocates for the new Accounting Income Method (AIM) as Inland Revenue looks to improve the product...
Start-up failures may be due to vague wording
Vague wording around a start-up’s tax obligations in the first year of operation may be a factor behind why most Kiwi start-ups fail...
Taking Charge of Poor Performance – Auckland
Sometimes you need to reset expectations, sometimes you need a performance improvement plan, and sometimes it’s just the end of the...
BusinessNZ welcomes micro-credentials
A micro-credential system introduced by NZQA will help ensure that New Zealand businesses can access employees with the skills they need,...
Record first for Student Job Search
Student Job Search, New Zealand’s employment service for tertiary students and employers, has achieved a record-breaking...
Skincare brand supports vulnerable Kenyan children
Kiwi skincare brand Essence of Humanity is donating 100 percent of its profits to orphaned and vulnerable children in Kenya. When Stacey...
Cracker new name for The Clearance Shed
The Clearance Shed, a New Zealand owned and operated value retailer established in 2009, is dropping Clearance from its brand name with a...
2018 Mitsubishi ASX – Video Road Report
We video test the 2018 Mitsubishi...
2018 Angel Summit
Marlborough Vintners, 309 Rapaura Road, RD3, Blenheim. Speakers include: Geraldine McBride, an international, kiwi-born technology...
Kaitaia jeweller chalks up 87 years
July 2018 marks 87 years of family ownership for Knights the Jewellers in Kaitaia and, with it, a third-generation member has stepped up to...
Share purchase business sales: buyer beware
Buying a business through a share purchase has some distinct advantages but, as Claire Tyler points out, it pays to do your homework....
BOP B2B Expo focuses on regional growth
The second Bay of Plenty Business Expo is set to become the region’s premier business-to-business event, say the organisers. The region...
Embracing new ideas
The history of Formula 1 has some lessons for franchisors on managing innovation, suggests Simon Lord. The 1970s were a fertile time in...
Fresh Marketing Breakfast: Creating Seamless Digital Experiences
FROM STRATEGY TO SPEND – EXPERIMENTING WITH YOUR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES! When every dollar is a prisoner, how will you exceed your...
The Rechargery hits 10,000km milestone
Auckland commuters and cruisers trialling e.bikes at the Rechargery have travelled the equivalent distance of Auckland to LA, with the help...
Sidekicker announces NZ-first benefits program
On-demand employment marketplace Sidekicker is developing and implementing a benefits program called ‘Unleash’ for its 11,000-plus...
Parris Goebel: it’s time to be fearless
Choreographer, dancer, director and businesswoman Parris Goebel, accepting the inaugural PBT Legacy Award on June 22, urges...
In search of Queenstown’s best businesses
Entries are now open for the 2018 Westpac Queenstown Chamber Business Awards and a booming business landscape is fuelling entries. ...
Five Reasons To Book Accommodation Direct
While the TV adverts may say they have the best accommodation deals in New Zealand, there is a high chance that the hotel’s own website...
NZBusiness Magazine August Issue – OUT NOW
Over the past 14 years I’ve had the good fortune to attend a number of awards evenings, each one special in its own...
Heads you lease, tails you buy
To lease or to buy those company vehicles – Sean Willmot weighs up the pros and cons of either...
Part 7 – Happy Customers
A lot of what it takes to build a successful business comes down to common sense and hard-won...
Three friends fizzing
Adam Sorensen, Scott Day and Russell Hopper are succeeding fast in New Zealand’s highly competitive beverages market with their small,...
No more speed bumps with 5G
Bill Bennett previews New Zealand’s next generation of cellular networks and what it means for users and...
Enter the draw to WIN…
Grant Difford and Paul Sills are launching a new coaching programme and platform to help entrepreneurs deal with the mental challenges of...