Business

Today we are talking with local business Petsmart.nz owner Graeme Lewis about the refresh of the exterior of their store. For some people, the new paint scheme might bring back a lot of memories. “We thought it was time for a refresh and the change back to red will bring back memories for a lot […]

The Reserve Bank is warning Canterbury businesses to look closely at the cash they are offered. In the past fortnight, retailers there have accepted up to 50 fake banknotes of different values. Typically, one or two counterfeit notes turn up in the banking system each month. Reserve Bank spokesperso

In 2018 the dream of extending Koha Kai’s teaching programme, and taking the people who work with them still further into the community began to be realized, thanks to the huge Fundraising efforts for the Fight For Kidz corporate boxing event. “It was our pleasure and honour to work with the organis

PowerNet is looking for a new family to live in the company’s smart energy home whereby they will have use of an electric vehicle. The Waru family have lived in the house for a year and have loved the opportunity and also enjoyed taking advantage of the house’s mod-cons and using the electric car. I

OPINION: Mayor Tim Shadbolt The ‘orange sea’ campaign led by Carla Forbes, along with Councillor Crackett’s online initiative, my own columns and the serious research undertaken by SIT should have left Education Minister Chris Hipkins with no doubts about how Southlanders feel regarding his proposed

With a focus on complementing the existing space, an innovative concept has been unveiled for Invercargill’s Wachner Place. ILT chief executive Chris Ramsay said the proposed container bar development was designed to create an inclusive environment for the community. “The vision has continued to evo

Ryal Bush Transport Ltd has been involved in many of our city’s major demolition and building projects; the Stadium collapse, redevelopment of our Airport, the new Kmart project, and the former Library building on Don Street to name a few. Now, under the leadership of Project Manager Russell Clousto

Air New Zealand is cutting prices on its lowest fares for 41 domestic flight routes by up to 50 percent. Flights within and between the North and South Islands will be available for as little as $39. Chief executive Christopher Luxon said the move to shrink fares was the biggest overhaul of the airl