1. Hauraki Tradie of the WeekKnow a tradie who deserves a bit of recognition? Maybe they’re always the first one on site, the last one packing up, the person who keeps the crew going, or simply a bloody good tradie who deserves something for all the hard work they put…
  2. Complexity isn’t going away. New Zealand businesses need to get better at managing itComplexity has become a defining feature of the operating environment for New Zealand businesses. Rising costs, labour constraints, geopolitical uncertainty and changing customer expectations have added new pressures, all while businesses…
  3. Cruciferous Veges: Winter's Nutrient PowerhouseCruciferous vegetables play a starring role in winter cooking, offering both hearty nutrition and robust flavours.
  4. Treasured Morning: A Taranaki Health Journey That Became Hemp Powered GranolaThis article is part of our Supplier Stories series, where we share the people and stories behind the products in our gift boxes. Liz O’Callaghan and Greg in the Treasured Morning kitchen When we set out to find more Taranaki producers for…
  5. Big Brother for cow burps: a tool to tackle methane emissionsNews from Scimex – AgResearch scientists have been using sound detector collars to record cow burps. An expert cow burp assessor listened to the recordings of ten cows, counting the burps and rating how loud they were. The recordings were…
  6. The Winner's Curse: Behavioural Economics Anomalies Then and Now by Richard Thaler & Alex ImasPaul Krugman described behavioural economics as the most important innovation in the economics discipline for half a century. [1] Three decades ago, I reviewed The Winner's Curse: Paradoxes and Anomalies of Economic Life by Richard Thaler…
  7. Suzuki launches certified used programme with eight-year warrantySuzuki New Zealand has launched a certified used vehicle programme, backing selected second-hand Suzukis with a warranty package that runs to eight years or 160,000km from the date of first registration. Certified cars are sold only…
  8. Building automation that earns its placeHamilton-based RML Machinery designs and manufactures automation systems for production lines across Australasia. Its work ranges from precision cleaning components to case packers, robotic palletisers and autonomous vehicles. The EMA’s…
  9. A Framework for Meaningful Organisational ChangeIt would be no surprise to anyone that organisations have gone through and continue to go through significant amounts of change; and although change is inevitable, it is not always... The post A Framework for Meaningful Organisational…
  10. Celonis wins Microsoft 2026 Global ISV Partner awardThe award highlights how partners are tying Microsoft's AI tools to measurable business gains, as Celonis joins the group's top winners worldwide.
  11. PRESS RELEASE: ENA Journey Charging ReportDrive Electric welcomes Electricity Networks Aotearoa’s (ENAs) continued engagement in electric vehicle (EV) charging. However, the EV journey charging project report released 9 March 2026, risks underestimating what is required to support…
  12. This theory will determine the state of your relationshipIf you're wondering how healthy your relationship is, this theory could help. Jase explains the 'granny knickers theory' in the video above. Take a watch to find out more! Error loading Partial View script (file…
  13. Balancing Financial Goals in a RelationshipMAS Head of Growth (Investments), Jacob Hattersley, looks at ways couples can balance their financial goals when it comes to saving, spending and investing.
  14. M&S to launch in New Zealand on The IconicMarks & Spencer (M&S) will launch in Australia and New Zealand via online fashion retailer The Iconic early next year, as part of its plans to expand reach across Apac. The move is in partnership with Global Fashion Group (GFG), parent of…
  15. Why Burberry CEO is ‘more confident than ever’ in the brand’s futureTwo years after Burberry CEO Joshua Schulman rolled out his turnaround strategy for the heritage fashion brand, the luxury retailer has returned to profit. Now, Burberry sees a strong opportunity to drive further growth with Gen Z…
  16. The Mat That Holds UsA Story of Weaving, Wisdom, and Women’s Reslience In a small woven house in the village of Nokuku, under the dappled light of a thatched roof, a mother sits with calm focus. Her hands, steady and weathered by years of care, move…
  17. E tū airport fire and rescue workers withdraw strike notice; flights to operate as normalE tū has today withdrawn its strike notice covering its Airport Emergency Services (AES) team, meaning strike activity planned for Tuesday 24 November and Friday 27 November at Auckland Airport will no longer go ahead. Chief Operations…