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Food is an important lifestyle choice today for many people, sometimes it is driven by allergies and other times by dietary, lifestyle, or religious choices. Here are four tips to help you cater for your delegate’s dietary needs.
In February’s issue we look at the emerging technology phenomenon that is blockchain. And we kick off the year with another strong dose of business inspiration, education and information.
Editor Glenn Baker summarises the first issue of the year, and explains why blockchain is the technology phenomenon to watch in 2019.
Shopping for a new laptop computer in 2019? With all the different formats and operating systems out there, it’s easy to get confused.
Rotorua caterer Ryan Gregorash is walking to the beat of a different drum with his award-winning Stolen Bike Catering. He has a bold vision for the city and a paradigm-shifting attitude to business.
In the heart of the historic West Coast town of Reefton there’s a gutsy distillery applying a modern take on an age-old industry. A unique story lies behind this fledging business and already people can’t get enough of its pure botanical spirits.
Crafting untamed spirits Born out of desperation You’ll scream for this It’s the final countdown Job done! Setting the bar Superstar of superfoods Influencer marketing: Addressing the challenges A beginner’s guide to portable computers
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One week after the election, Ready to Rise returns for ‘After the Result’ to help Kiwi SME owners plan ahead for their next bold move, and hard-won growth. Get your tickets for this must-attend business breakfast.
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The money’s out there, but getting it has rarely felt harder. Our October/November issue looks at who’s lending, what investors want and what rising rates mean for your next move. It also celebrates The David Awards 2026 winners, who backed themselves anyway.
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