Nine University of Auckland business students begin study abroad funded by inaugural Sir Owen Glenn scholarship
The inaugural winners of the Sir Owen G. Glenn Study Abroad Scholarship will begin their funded experience abroad this week […]
News
ACC initiative to help business be healthier and safer
A $22 million investment by ACC into workplace injury prevention grants and subsidies will help make it easier for Kiwi […]
Rising wages requires rising productivity too
Today’s announcement by the Labour-led coalition government that the minimum wage will rise to $17.70 per hour on 1 April […]
Strategy launched for keeping Kiwis healthier and safer at work
A new Health and Safety at Work Strategy commits New Zealand to better practices in the workplace for the next […]
ACC levies drop will save Kiwi businesses $100m
The Government’s decision to reduce the ACC Work Levy will save New Zealand businesses $100 million over the next two […]
Dramatic changes for our workplaces
Labour has passed its flagship workplace legislation today – the Employment Relations Amendment Bill. The Bill is set to receive […]
Columns
Boost Your Business Story – how to create effective content for new and existing websites
Looking to entangle business in your corner of the World Wide Web? Business blogger and columnist, JES MAGILL (webwriters.co.nz), is […]
Dreams come true in Blue Vanuatu
Air Vanuatu’s wide-reaching call ‘to explore Vanuatu’ convinced Business to Business editor HELEN PERRY that the time was right to fulfil […]
SMEs – the new backbone of the nation
It may feel like international mega businesses are running the world but SMEs play a major role in holding the world’s economies together. So, […]
Motoring
From America with Love
As the Holden Acadia LTZ crested the twisty climb between Whangamata and Waihi the Japanese sedan, which had been balking […]
Electric cars – ‘current’ thinking
In July 1965, fans of folk superstar, Bob Dylan, roundly booed the singer for ‘going electric’. More than 60 years […]
Work smarter? Log…on
No driver need keep a ‘log’ book for this vehicle! Unveiled at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the T-log […]
Tech Talk
Work smarter? Log…on
No driver need keep a ‘log’ book for this vehicle! Unveiled at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the T-log […]
Skills key to survival in the digital age
Kiwi employers are anticipating that the continued growth in automation will drive an increase in headcount over the next two […]
Glass (less than) half full?
Although the USA is yet to see a woman ensconced in the Oval Office, in the upper echelons of business, […]
Features
Beauty in a (Serial) box
‘Serials’ have been a popular form of story-telling on radio, television and, (in bygone years), ahead of the main movie […]
Do you know the mushroom man?
There is no place for ‘magic’ mushrooms in Phil Matheson’s commercial enterprise but, undoubtedly, the three varieties he grows – […]
Barbara’s business reads it right
Journalism 101: during an interview, one’s pen should never run dry. Okay, so that’s not ‘in the manual’ but it […]
Q&A
With Catherine Noventa (Pinc and Steel physiotherapist)
With cancer research and treatments improving all the time, survival rates are on the rise which is great news. However, […]
With Murray and Debbie Garland (Signature Homes)
Signature Homes has been a major part of the New Zealand residential construction scene for more than 35 years. Murray […]
With Kathy Marx (Arobridge Equine First)
Arobridge Equine First, in Clevedon, southeast Auckland, has built a sound reputation for its equine-related events and work-shops, in particular, […]