'Whereabouts unknown': Chinese company lodges claim against Napier water bottling plant shareholder
Court documents detail allegations that commercial deal involved "bribery" in China.
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Whanganui & Partners chief executive resigns
Middleton resigned from the role to focus on whānau and farming.
Gorse to golf tees: Golfers' environmentally friendly new business
Two Far North golfing buddies have created a business turning gorse into golf tees.
'Cat lady of Katikati' closing rescue doors due to costs
Catherine Sharp hopes someone can take over Katikati Rescue Cats.
Accommodation rates in Whanganui 10 per cent above national average
The occupancy rate was also around 10 per cent higher than the same month in 2022.
Tihei: We welcome our three new staff members
Nicosia, Hannah and Ashlyn have written their own introductions.
Bremworth’s Whanganui plant getting 'bigger and better'
A dozen jobs are on offer at wool carpet-maker Bremworth's Whanganui plant.
'Big smiles, sunburn and sore legs': Ski operators stoked with two metres of snowfall
"It feels like a reward for everyone’s who’s hung in there."
‘Totally unacceptable’: Sir Paul Adams on poverty, homelessness and NZ’s growing social divide
"The only way to succeed financially was to become well-qualified professionally."
EY staff report bullying, harassment and racism in workplace review
Māori staff more likely to experience racism than any other group at EY Oceania.
Sea change: Offshore wind power within a decade?
CEO of wind power generator enthusiastic about the potential.
Bay of Islands abuzz ahead of record cruise ship season
Bay of Islands to benefit from record cruise ship season.
Shelly Bay fire: Local pub helps out cafe closed for months
Cafe owners' faces lit up at the chance to open after being closed for months.
Take what they need: Why this humble Tauranga op-shop doesn't price its items
”There’s good things there for them, regardless of how much of a donation they give."
The cyclone turned a golf course into a sand trap - its members have resown it by hand
Nine of the Napier club’s 18 holes are now playable, a huge achievement given the damage.
'It's a dream job': The man immersed in virtual reality
"Anyone can do it if you’ve got a good idea."
Northland Environmental Awards see Far North shine
Far North people and projects win big at Northland Environmental Awards.
Celebration marks new owners at Rahiri
Rahiri manager pleased the home is again able to offer day-stays.
'Madness': Top developer hits out as thousands of homes held up
'Everyone wants housing yet we are stifled by infrastructure.'
New CCTV upgrade welcomed but larger police presence needed
Business owners and community leaders want to see more police on the beat alongside CCTV.
'Pissed off' bar owner who sacked bouncer during Covid isolation forced to cough up $18k
The employer first said the job was abandoned, before making the bouncer redundant.
Sasha Borissenko: Duty lawyer pay rise - a win or slap in the face?
Criminal Bar Association treasurer says lawyers have been left to fend for themselves.
Disappearing women: Why we’re still losing women from leadership
CEO on the challenges of getting to the top.
‘Had a gutsful’: Business quits city's main street after 30 years
Others are thinking of doing the same thing as project comes under fire.
It feels beautiful to own a business
Suncare is the best anti-ageing thing you can do for your skin.
Top stocks: Sharesies reveals where Kiwis are putting their money
A Sharesies study shows we're making bigger market bets.
The Chronicle Q&A: Andy Henshaw
Henshaw said having a pint with friends was essential to its enjoyment.
Rocket Lab CEO says Māhia is launching more rockets than Europe amid ambitious target
Rocket Lab is eyeing a big milestone involving its Hawke's Bay launch facility.
Bid for Metroglass part of Vulcan Steel expansion strategy?
The company has rejected the takeover offer.
‘Part of my legacy’: Theresa Gattung spotlights $32b gender investment gap
New report that fights for female founders is about capitalism, not gender.
Trelise Cooper not for sale, but ‘investment options’ were considered
International media speculation said that the company was on the hunt for a buyer.