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Chinese National Grid Set To Bid For NZ Capital's Power Network

Wellington, April 8 NZPA - Two Chinese companies are bidding separately for Wellington's power grid, Forbes magazine says.

Comvita results at upper end of guidance

Global natural health and beauty products company Comvita has today posted annual sales reaching a record $103.5 million, despite a sharp rise in the cost of Manuka honey, a key ingredient for the Comvita product range.

Ecoya name change to Trilogy International

Ecoya Limited (NZX:ECO) has announced today that it will change its name to Trilogy International Limited.

Aucklanders 'should be given a choice' about where to live

Aucklanders should be given the right to decide whether they want to live - on traditional large ‘half acre’ style sections or high-rise shoe-box apartments - according to the developer of a new subdivision on the city’s southern fringe.

Health and safety guideline for directors launched

Labour Minister, Simon Bridges officially launched a health and safety guideline for directors titled ‘Good Governance Practices Guideline for Managing Health and Safety Risks’ at a function in Wellington this evening.

What to do if you can't pay a bill?

You have something in common with the people to whom you owe money: you both want the bill to go away. Your creditor wants to be paid, of course, and if you had the money you would pay it - right? Raewyn Fox, CEO of the New Zealand Federation of Family Budgeting Services thinks so.

Emirates VP gets a taste of Queenstown

Emirates Vice President of Australasia Barry Brown jetted in to Queenstown last week for his first taste of the resort’s world-renowned scenery and experiences.

Digital activist Quinn Norton tokeynote NetHui 2013

InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc) is proud to announce that one of the world’s foremost digital activists will visit New Zealand this July to deliver the international keynote at NetHui 2013.

Quake hit hi-tech finalists look overseas

After becoming finalists in the NZ Hi-Tech Awards on Friday night, a Christchurch sales training company is now looking to expand into overseas markets.

Auckland snarl-ups cost Waikato money

Auckland’s traffic congestion has an impact on Waikato business costs and efficiencies, Waikato Regional Council’s policy committee has heard.