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Susty BusinessNZ NetworkNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued its contraction in May, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI).
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ManufacturingNZNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued its contraction in May, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The seasonally adjusted PMI for May was 48.9 (a […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZAir New Zealand and the New Zealand Government have today announced a $2 million plus investment in next phase studies to consider the feasibility of producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Aotearoa.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionIn this edition of Pānui, we read articles and op eds from leaders at Toyota, Ethical Investing NZ, Chapman Tripp, Wright Communications, BNZ and ANZ, the Centre for Climate Action […]SBC
SBCExportNZ brings you the ExportNZ Roadshow in July 2023 in Canterbury! Save the date to spend quality time with members of New Zealand’s export community and get the latest updates […]ExportNZ
ExportNZWestpac NZ has launched two new sustainable loans for farming and corporate business customers, including New Zealand’s first ever whole of farm sustainable loan.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionNew Research by Sense Partners into increasing costs show that while the price of goods and services have increased across the board, inflated profits are not the driving force in […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZWith the Auckland Anniversary weekend floods and landslides, as well as the terrible destruction of Cyclone Gabrielle, 2023 will be a year to remember for many – for all the wrong reasons.
It feels like there has been a noticeable shift in our natural world, and as we contemplate how we should rebuild, there’s a growing sense there needs to be a reset.Climate Leaders Coalition
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BusinessNZPolicy Futures EU-Aotearoa New Zealand Newsletter, June 2023BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilRising interest rates and persistent inflation were defining economic themes in 2022. The economic impacts are universal and, worryingly, also have implications in the world of investment for climate change mitigation.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionCompany Manufacturing Capability: Welding, fabrication & precision machining of steel, aluminium and stainless. – Bespoke design. – Contract manufacturing. – Production welding. – Heavy & light manufacturing. – Sheetmetal. – Plate & Profile cutting. – Qualified A grade welders and welding inspectors. Contact: David Harward [email protected] https://www.harwardandson.com/ 021 043 7376 Postal Address: 273 Telegraph Rd, […]ManufacturingNZ
ManufacturingNZOxygen Consulting, together with the Sustainable Business Council (SBC), Sustainable Business Network (SBN) and Auckland University of Technology (AUT), are launching the results of the fourth year of research into […]SBC
SBCA guide to sustainability reporting, including benefits, history, process and different reporting types, standards, frameworks and tools.SBC
SBCA guide to sustainability reporting, including benefits, history, process and different reporting types, standards, frameworks and tools.SBC
SBCA guide to determining what sustainability issues are material (significant) to your business and bringing stakeholders along for the journey.SBC
SBCThe Future Is Rail Conference provides an opportunity to develop a shared vision of the contribution that a rebuilding of inter-regional and long-distance passenger rail services can make to creating […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionEECA’s third market update will focus on the new opportunities for business support available from EECA including; – Our new suite of GIDI products – designed to help small to […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionIn this week’s Pānui, we share the CCBC programme and announce Westpac and MfE as Foundation sponsors, we share Rob’s article in the HRNZ magazine, All Heart NZ launches innovative […]SBC
SBCIncreasing temperatures and air pollution, the rapid pace of urbanisation, and our shifting diets, are all key contributors to both physical and mental wellbeing. AIA New Zealand’s new Environment and […]SBC
SBCThe Sustainable Business Council (SBC) and Climate Leaders Coalition (CLC) are again joining forces with the Environmental Defence Society (EDS) to deliver the country’s leading and longest running annual Climate […]SBC
SBCWith the need for climate action becoming clearer, the reduction of carbon emissions and increased use of renewable electricity is a growing priority for the brands people shop with. And as one of New Zealand's largest businesses, Countdown is leading the way, tackling climate change with the introduction of 5 Green Star rated supermarkets, a sharp focus on emissions reduction, and a commitment to 100% renewable energy by 2025.Climate Leaders Coalition
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