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NHR Group opens its new Palmerston North branch on 19 October, bringing more than 30 trucks, vans, utes and minibuses to the Manawatū, including three fully electric moving trucks that can be driven on a car licence.
Offsite construction specialist Advance Build has expanded its fixed-price contracts to commercial building projects across Northland, Auckland and Waikato. The move gives business owners, trusts, and community organisations total budget certainty upfront on commercial builds, eliminating any financial surprises.
First New Zealand studio targeted for Silverdale, Auckland, in late 2026 as performance fitness brand builds franchise and international momentum.
NZ playground designer Playscape creates nature-inspired outdoor spaces that encourage imaginative play, learning and exploration. Its customised designs help schools, early childhood centres and communities transform outdoor areas into engaging, functional environments.
Wellington fence builder Boundaries Build explains which of its timber, aluminium and steel fences give the best shelter from the wind this summer.
We Are Innovation is calling on New Zealand to regulate nicotine pouches as an adults-only smoking alternative, drawing on Sweden’s success in reducing smoking rates to 3.7%.
In 2019, Mark Zuckerberg said the future was private. Christchurch founder Tim Gallagher says that day is here with Pvt.Space, a social platform for building communities, communicating privately and earning when you choose.
The New Zealand Security Association has released new good-practice guidelines and training on using enhanced citizen’s arrest powers. CEO Gary Morrison says arrests should only happen when lawful, necessary, proportionate and safe, with observation and Police involvement preferred where possible.
droply, the free community water app, has launched in New Zealand with nearly 3,000 mapped water sources nationwide. Trampers can import a .gpx route to plan ordered water stops, including offline use on iOS and Android.
Discover how hot food is transforming New Zealand dairies, bakeries and superettes, giving local stores a new way to serve customers and grow trade.
Kiwi families urged to check whether an EV, plug-in hybrid and rooftop solar make financial sense before Christmas.
“New Zealand did what very few countries have had the courage to do. It trusted adult smokers with a safer alternative, and the results are there for everyone to see,” New Zealand has an opportunity to create a regulated pathway for nicotine pouches.
Markovina Vineyard Estate, a family-owned vineyard estate and wedding venue in Kumeū, West Auckland, was awarded the supreme award of 2026 Wedding Vendor of the Year at the New Zealand Wedding Vendor Awards.
Following a breakthrough discovery, Mad is deploying a master prompt capable of replicating world-class, award-winning print advertising formulas directly onto its platform.
As Canberra moves to hand users control over their social feeds, privacy-first platform Pvt.Space says the real fix isn’t a switch — it’s a platform that never needed one.
Markovina Vineyard Estate Celebrates National Success at 2025 NZ Wedding Industry Awards
New Zealand AI advisory firm Matrix AI Consulting has launched a specialist AI advisory and workforce training service for engineering, infrastructure and construction organisations, helping businesses adopt tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms safely and practically within everyday workflows.
Equinox IT has welcomed Victoria MacLennan, a well-respected New Zealand technology leader, to its Board as an independent director, strengthening its governance as the company expands its artificial intelligence, cloud and digital services.
Opening 17 September at Exhibitions Gallery of Fine Art,
Very Superstitious is a new solo exhibition of 13 paintings by NZ figurative artist,
Ilya Volykhine. Running for three weeks, the show looks at the small.
superstitious habits people use every day to feel in control.
Advance Build says factory-built spaces let NZ schools and ECE centres add classrooms without months of term-time disruption, backed by fixed-price contracts and guaranteed completion dates.