Women in senior roles drop video

The number of women in senior roles at companies in New Zealand has hit rock bottom.

Report makes for a "very sad read" on International Women's Day.

Lyttelton strike deferred video

Lyttelton Port Company boss Peter Davie is said to be "fully involved" in Wednesday's strike talks, despite being ...

A planned strike has been set-back after last-chance talks yielded some "progress" - but workers will go still go without pay.

Strike action looms at Lyttelton

The Employment Court has sided with the Rail and Maritime Transport Union, allowing a strike to go ahead as planned on ...

200 workers may walk off the job on Thursday after port's legal bid gets shot down.

'We should be sounding the alarm' video

If the US tariffs depressed the prices on the global market, that would lower the value of product from NZAS, too.

NZ metal producers are closely watching the US moves to introduce new import tariffs.

Tour company's 150 breaches

A manager and a driver were convicted of fraud over the use of a false or borrowed licence to drive tourists around ...

Alps Travel paid staff a daily rate despite their "very long hours", and deducted their pay for bad customer feedback and bus damage.

Foodbank New Zealand have found the silver lining in L&P's "Cook Straight" mishap.
Prefabricated homes using XLam's cross laminated panels going up in Christchurch.
An energy audit has enabled Daiken New Zealand's Rangiora plant to reduce its electricity use by 13 per cent.
A donor uses Paywave to give to the Cancer Society.
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