'It is just crazy': Conference sector enjoys increased demand
'We are pretty booked up all the way till March,' says one Tauranga catering company.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromBusiness
Business Digest: Making a pitch for investors
Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz
Mark Cairns: It can be lonely at the top, and you still get told off
Being a CEO is a 24-7 and 365-day-a-year job
'Recovering stronger since lockdown': Co-working proving popular post lockdown
The work-from-home theory was tested during lockdown
Mark Lister: Why farmers make good share investors
COMMENT: Mark Lister is Head of private wealth research at Craigs Investment Partners
Want it? Meat, car warrants, fry pans - you can buy it all now and pay later. But should you?
'People don't have to save anymore, if they want it, they buy it.'
Truffle hunt in full swing
There are over 300 truffle farms, known as truffières, in New Zealand.
Working for Families: Lobby group says $2.8b scheme should be cut back in favour of tax cuts
The rising cost of accommodation, food and power continues to outstrip household income.
Why businesses need to make workplaces great for employees
COMMENT: What is it that makes you wake up and want to go to work every day?
How Trustpower sale would affect local customers and staff
Trustpower has been sold to Mercury for $441m, pending certain conditions.
We're back: Business events boom welcome relief in Rotorua
A boom in business events is a welcome relief to an industry left reeling last year.
Why Trustpower sold its retail business to Mercury
Trustpower's retail business was sold to Mercury NZ for $441 million.
Business digest: NZ Tourism Awards return for 2021
Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz
Local Focus: Is geothermal really green energy?
One geothermal station is almost as bad as burning gas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Landlords selling up sparking fears of future slums
Landlords can lease properties to the Government through a Community Housing Provider.
Employers ramp up staff wellbeing initiatives
Staff spend most of their life at work and it can often be a demanding environment
'Mental distress' biggest health issue as workplace anxiety, stress counselling climbs
'Counsellors had been a lifesaver for many people...'
Mark Lister: High share prices not necessarily bad value
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners
'Four times the size of Bayfair': Plans for $1b Pāpāmoa East town centre revealed
50m pool, supermarket, shops, 15,000 jobs and 11,000 new homes to be built nearby
Tourism jobs go begging, receptionists making beds
Worker shortages mean businesses struggling out of Covid-19 are at reduced capacity.
Horticulture has 'wall of work coming' and dwindling staff
One of NZ's fastest growing food sectors on a labour starvation diet.
Zorb founders' side hustle: a quirky personalised board game
The founders of Zorb flexed their creativity when business slowed down.
Zorb founders' side hustle: A personalised boardgame all about your family
Zorb founders' side hustle: A personalised boardgame all about your family. Video / Zorb Rotorua
Business digest: Bay companies rank 60/100 in new work wellbeing survey
Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz
Investors given opportunity to buy into Bethlehem Town Centre in Tauranga
PMG said the purchase aligned with its game plan to buy quality commercial properties.
'You're not going to get rich with your money in the bank': So where should you grow your money?
Where have you got your money?
Mark Lister: The return of Europe
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.
'I'm like a 16yo business owner': Meet the Bay boys turning coffee into cash
Teams from across the country are competing in the Young Enterprise Scheme challenge.
Going up: Is it time to break your mortgage and refix?
The decision on whether to sit tight or refix a mortgage can involve tricky equations.
Fonterra capital restructure plan no shoo-in so far
Plan for keeping Fonterra's factories full of milk comes with plenty of questions.
'We're in crisis:' Hospo sector battling for workers
Hospitality business owners say the restriction of migrant workers has caused a crisis.
160 staff to lose jobs after paper company makes call on Tasman mill
Norske Skog will cease production at its Tasman Mill at the end of June.
How much are Korean families paying to educate their children in Tauranga?
Sylvia Kim has not seen her father for more than two years.
Mark Lister: The days of super low interest rates are numbered
COMMENT: Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners