Northland mothers Rachel Hill and Alison Faithful started the Taimahi Trust with the aim of giving their sons, who both have Down syndrome, worthwhile employment.
Expenses No.1 pain for self-employed
Tax agent Hnry recently surveyed self-employed Kiwis on a range of financial issues. Hnry is also behind the viral @thelostreceipt Instagram campaign, which recently documented the woes of a freelancer [ … ]
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‘Grotty’ idea that made mum a fortune
“It was simply a product I had used as a mother. I bought it thinking it probably wouldn’t work, but it saved me.” The mother-of-three, who took time off work [ … ]
This Month In NZ Business
Here is a round up of the latest news in the business sector: Fiji Airways and Airbus In aviation news, FiJi Airways is to introduce an Airbus A350 to service [ … ]
SEO In 2019
2019 has been a big year so far for digital marketing companies. As businesses, local and global, slowly start to wake up to the reality of technology becoming more and [ … ]
Jenkins Freshpac Systems recognised among industry elite
The 136-year-old company, which provides a comprehensive range of printing, packaging and automation solutions for New Zealand’s fruit and produce industry, was a finalist for ‘Training Company of the Year’ [ … ]
New lotto tool
Lotto syndicates are common in workplaces and social groups across the country, with people pooling their money together to buy Lotto or Powerball tickets, to get a better shot of [ … ]
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‘Siege mentality’: Government changes ‘shaking’ small businesses
Small businesses are fundamental to the strength of the economy, with the sector contributing more than a quarter of GDP and employing 30 per cent of the workforce. But now, [ … ]
Newmarket reveals it’s awards finalists
Newmarket Business Association’s CEO, Mark Knoff-Thomas, says “Newmarket continues to punch above its weight, and the high calibre of entries this year is confirmation that we have some of the [ … ]
Treasures in store for shoppers
Shoppers who love to ferret out a bargain can now browse the laden shelves of a new store in central Richmond. Oxford Street Treasures opened its doors on May 4. [ … ]