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Supplied Content Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced the launch of ‘Thrucool,’ a new service to transport high-value, time-sensitive and temperature-controlled pharmaceutical cargo with speed and

Labour and New Zealand First are working on some changes to the government’s employment law legislation, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said. ‘The Employment Relations

Kieran Madden Imagine if receiving a benefit was like being in a waiting room, with a number of doors along one wall, all indicating exits

Venkat Raman Fiji’s Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama has exalted his country’s relationship with India, saying that the world’s largest democracy has always been a

Jaushieh Joseph Wu The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted at the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly in 2015, set bold goals

Staff Reporter BNZ has won the ‘Canstar Small Business Bank of the Year 2018’ Award, in recognition of its passion to support small businesses that

And Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern deserves time and credit Thakur Ranjit Singh The curse of Labour Party, with a deficient and wanting media and communication

Khushbu Sundarji A 2017 Survey of New Zealand franchising, conducted by Massey University (Auckland) and Griffith University (Queensland, Australia) demonstrated the growing popularity of franchising

A leading business woman is warning that New Zealand will not achieve pay equity for another 26 years. Government statistics show it has taken New

Sam Sachdeva Pearl clutching about politicians gallivanting around home and abroad on the taxpayer purse makes for easy headlines. But we should not fixate on

Venkat Raman New Zealand shares a unique status with the Republic of China (Taiwan), with historic connections, although geo-politics and the ‘One China Policy’ has

Tim Murphy When the High Court turned down the StuffMe merger of Stuff Ltd and NZME last year, the prospect of MediaWorks stepping into the ring

Michael Henstock  New Zealand Indian businesses celebrated Indian Independence Day by hosting a gala dinner at Naumi Hotel in Auckland on August 15, 2018. ‘India@72,’

Supplied Content The Government is freezing MP salaries and allowances for a year while developing a fairer formula for future pay increases. The Remuneration Authority

Supplied Content The Annual Maximum Fee Movement (AMFM) for tertiary education organisations in 2019 has been set to 2%, Education Minister Chris Hipkins said today.

“I’m not going to pretend that I have the same lot as every other woman.” Jacinda Ardern to John Campbell on Check Point (Radio New

Debbie Gee The high-profile $725,000 fraud perpetrated at the Ministry of Transport by its former GM Organisational Development Joanne Harrison had many victims. Those Ministry

Adrienne Meikle The Government’s legislative agenda this year features a number of proposed changes that directly impact on our role going forward. Key reforms are

Supplied Content Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has welcomed the signing of the ‘KIWI Act’ by the President of the United States Donald Trump. ‘The Knowledgeable

Jason Pallant Many predictions about the future of retailing have been made. These range from the supposed dominance of certain technologies, to increased use of data and analytics,

Julian Wood If you haven’t seen the 2018 Side Eye Inequality Tower by Toby Morris and Max Rashbrooke, it is well worth a look. By

Supplied Content The company transforming the way alcohol is shopped and sold online in Auckland is to raise $250,000 through an equity crowdfunding campaign. With

The move to curb Money Laundering and Terrorism finance Sourced Content Consumer Affairs Minister Kris Faafoi is working on law changes aimed at cracking down

Supplied Content A group of financial consultants has sent an open letter to the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) proposing a