New Zealand Press Releases

Property consultancy company The Property Group is working with local authorities to assist with the requirements of the recently released National Policy Statement – Urban Development (NPS-UD).

Many New Zealand businesses have been affected by these changing times, but three-generational company BOA Hydraulics has seen new opportunities for those working in the civil, agricultural, and forestry industries.

Two enterprising New Zealanders have successfully launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the widespread release of their functional, stylish, and precision-engineered pens.

At the start of 2020 Raise It Fundraising, an NZ based start-up specialising in helping schools and clubs fundraise online, were getting underway to take their revolutionary online fundraising campaigns to schools and clubs around New Zealand. Then Covid19 ground fundraising to a halt.

AgSpares is a family business that supplies tractor parts throughout NZ Australia and the Pacific. They have now introduced a number of new product ranges to assist with farm or lifestyle block maintenance.

In an effort to rebuild New Zealand’s economy following COVID-19, the Government has introduced a new law (the Bill) to Parliament, which mentions specific infrastructure projects of different sizes and in different locations around New Zealand. These projects are focused on creating new employment opportunities and boosting local economies.

Despite facing losses, local property maintenance business Supercity Property Services has invested in equipment and processes to tackle the ongoing water crisis.

Education Perfect (EP) are running a competition for teachers via their recently launched ‘EP Studio’ platform.

Graphic Monk had the opportunity to work with Heidi Renata, Chief Energy Officer INNOV8HQ – Dunedin to create a Digital Double Digital Human in her likeness.

A New Zealand owned company called ‘GoodbyePores’ is growing rapidly and establishing it’s place as the leading blackhead remover product in New Zealand & Australia!

Emergency Q, the mobile health hospital wait time app, now also offers a free, up-to-the minute directory of COVID-19 information to assist Kiwis in navigating vital health, employment and family support services.

Overnight COVID-19 disrupted the payment behaviour of consumers…
Shoppers predominantly look for fast, convenient and safe service – how they can get in and out of stores as fast as possible, and with as little contact with others as possible. Contactless payment is the answer to this, and is no longer a nice-to-have but a necessity to meet shopper needs. While COVID-19 accelerated this, contactless payment is here to stay and failing to adapt is a missed opportunity for retailers to capitalise upon.

Last week, the government announced a much-needed investment of $761 million to assist local government in upgrading three water infrastructure across the country. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden commented that New Zealand’s public water infrastructure is in great need of upgrade, but local government often doesn’t have the resources to do this.

The Financial System Limit is a new book that explains why global economic policy for recovering from the pandmeic is ineffective.

Modern Style a leading outdoor furniture specialist is the first to introduce augmented reality (AR) feature to their website for iPhone, iPad and Android smart devices no apps needed.

Augmented Reality Places Virtual Outdoor Furniture in Customers Living Spaces

Education perfect (EP) is excited to announce that Loucas Gatzoulis has been named as the company’s new Chief Technology Officer.

Ecrotek, New Zealand’s largest beekeeping supply company, has developed new education tools for beekeepers. With hive numbers growing from 300,000 to over 1 million, the beekeeping industry has seen significant expansion over the past 10 years. Many beekeepers now have less than 5 years’ experience. Although not a given, lower experience levels can be detrimental to the industry, resulting in higher rates of disease and starvation, lower honey yields and decreased operational efficiency.

As Ilse Evans puts it, “It all feels a little back to normal in the real estate world, or just about. Open home numbers are confident and buyers are still looking and making buying decisions. There are always those one or two buyers that can’t wait to tell us that the market is about to come crashing down and we should all hide for cover (unless our owners will happily take a massive drop and then they are in)”.

Online Indian Grocery Store delivering groceries across North Island.

New Zealand Government urged to halt blood phosphate shipments from illegally occupied Western Sahara.