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Small business: Taking a holiday
Juliette Hogan, fashion designer, talks to Gill South about taking a holiday while running a business.
Students weave success from flax
Skateboarders and snowboarders will be hitting the streets and slopes on boards made of flax if a local start-up has its way.
Success: Radio firm provides vital link
Tait carves out specialist role in providing critical communications.
Success: Entrepreneur looks for tail wind
Former accountant chases success in sport and in his own business.
Small Business: Two Heads TV
James Anderson and Nick Ward, creators of The Food Truck, Two Heads TV Production talk to Gill South about ditching the day jobs and setting up business.
Sleep test dream for local tech startup
A new tool to help diagnose sleep disorders without the need for expensive sleep lab tests has been developed by a team of young Auckland engineers.
Dick Smith: Unending growth like cancer
Chasing never-ending business growth is like a form of cancer, says Australian retail icon Dick Smith.
Success: Filling a vacuum in the market
Audacious bid got partners in on the ground floor with a new brand.
Silicon Valley backs Appsecute
Two Christchurch software entrepreneurs have caught the eye of US investors after a week-long sojourn to Silicon Valley.
Success: Turning Kiwi expats into assets
Even far-off New Zealanders can still help their country, says Kea network.
Kiwi Innovators: Taking heed of 'inner Lady Gaga'
Claudia Batten wants Kiwis to sit ahead of digital curve and use technology to transform their businesses.
NZ's can-do temperament creates nation of innovators
New Zealanders pride themselves on being able to fix anything with a piece of the proverbial No 8 wire. And that same can-do temperament has created a nation of innovators and inventors.
Plenty of money to be made in NZ
Business is tough in a global recession but there is still money to be made in New Zealand – and the lifestyle’s not bad either.