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In this bumper edition of Pānui we cover the release of Our Marine Report by MfE and Stats NZ, AgriZeroNZ’s latest investment, Westpac’s new solar installation, AA Insurance’s partnership with […]
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SBCNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector again remained just below expansion levels for September, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The seasonally adjusted PMI for September was 49.9 (a PMI reading above 50.0 indicates that manufacturing is generally expanding; below 50.0 that it is declining). This was exactly the same result […]BusinessNZ
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BusinessNZThe New Zealand–China Products Expo is now in its third consecutive year in Auckland and has become a flagship platform for trade, investment, and cooperation between the two countries. Last […]ExportNZ
ExportNZThe Government’s announced changes to procurement rules should give local and small businesses an edge in winning valuable contracts and further boosting the economy, BusinessNZ says. Chief Executive Katherine Rich says Government spending and procurement can be a powerful economic lever. “Each year, government agencies spend approximately $51.5 billion on goods and services. In a […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZ14 homes in Te Horo are receiving a 10% hydrogen blend through the existing gas network as part of a project led by Firstgas (part of Clarus), Powerco, Vector, GasNet, […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionKiwiRail has unveiled its plans to transition to a low carbon, climate resilient business as it prepares the network for the growing impacts of climate change.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionThis event gives you the tools, insights & connections to take your business further. Whether you’re preparing for your next growth phase, planning succession, or seeking your next investment opportunity, […]ExportNZ
ExportNZThis event provides a unique platform for NZ exporters to engage directly with chambers of commerce, economic development agencies, consulate representatives and NZ government agencies dedicated to helping businesses grow internationally.ExportNZ
ExportNZThis event provides a unique platform for NZ exporters to engage directly with chambers of commerce, economic development agencies, consulate representatives and NZ government agencies dedicated to helping businesses grow internationally.ExportNZ
ExportNZThis event provides a unique platform for NZ exporters to engage directly with chambers of commerce, economic development agencies, consulate representatives and NZ government agencies dedicated to helping businesses grow internationally.ExportNZ
ExportNZBusinessNZ’s submission to the Ministry for Regulation on the Telco Sector ReviewBusinessNZ
BusinessNZSource: BusinessNZ A New Zealand energy strategy draws closer with the release of the long-awaited electricity market review and government action plan, the BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) says. Acting Executive […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilDon't miss out, this is a fantastic opportunity to hear from one of New Zealand's corporate leaders in China about the business environment in our largest export market.ExportNZ
ExportNZBEC supports the use of the super-peak product as a way for participants to better manage their risk, which helps to improve competition within the wider market. But BEC also advises to give more time for the market to develop naturally.BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ recommends a risk-based approach to seismic protectionBusinessNZ
BusinessNZIt was great to spend the last couple of weeks in Malaysiaand Singapore to attend the 17th AANZ Dialogue and tocatch up with some of our key stakeholders in the […]ExportNZ
ExportNZIn this edition of Pānui we cover a new Scope 3 Peer Group Community, learnings from the Third Sector Conference, EECA’s solar on farms, Generate Zero’s blog on ESG, a […]SBC
SBCTwo new immigration pathways for skilled trades and technicians reinforces the value of trades as part of New Zealand’s economy, BusinessNZ says. BusinessNZ Chief Executive Katherine Rich says immigration works alongside local workforce development to better our economy. “By bringing in experienced trade and technical people, businesses can expand their capacity to take on more […]BusinessNZ
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BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui we cover an episode of The Climate Business x CCBC, reflections from the 2025 Next Gen cohort, our ESG Susty Guide, Auckland Council’s State of […]SBC
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