Spice It Up is an online deal a day site launched in December 2011 focused on selling products that make people feel, be or look sexy. As the business starts to gather momentum, the partners are becoming increasingly focused on the range of products...
Environment Minister Nick Smith yesterday launched the environmental recovery plan, to address the long term effects of the Rena disaster on the wider Bay of Plenty region.Bay of Plenty Regional Council Chairman John Cronin said the plan is a key...
Federated Farmers believes Overseas Investment Office (OIO) rules must be applied without fear or favour. In respect of Shanghai Pengxin Group’s approval to purchase the former CraFarms, it still faces two hurdles. The first is a 31 January deadline...
Business seems forever to be a two-sided coin. When we think everything is going well, something proves us wrong. Then, when it’s all doom and gloom comes the flip and it takes just one (or two) effervescent Kiwi entrepreneurs to boost...
You say tomato, I say tomato... ok so it doesn’t work so well in print but, however you say it, these fruits are highly popular, with Household Economic Survey figures showing New Zealabders spent more than $100 million on tomatoes in the...
Auckland’s restaurants are alive and well and like Aucklanders themselves are as diverse and sophisticated as anywhere in the world. This year we dined at some of Auckland’s most celebrated establishments and for devoted foodies that...
Information technology is so intricately and inextricably woven into the fabric of our daily lives that it is almost inconceivable to think of a working day without it.
In a time when more and more business discussions are taking place via LinkedIn, Twitter or email than over cocktails and canapés – it is vital that professionals know how to present themselves online.
