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Design Builders Taupō has been recognised at the 2026 Registered Master Builders House of the Year Awards, with its Beautè Noir showhome receiving both a Gold Award and the GIB Showhome Category Award for the Bay of Plenty & Central Plateau region.
Cars4Cash highlights the growing demand for fast and hassle-free vehicle disposal in 2026. The company helps vehicle owners across Auckland and New Zealand sell unwanted, WOF-failed, damaged, scrap, and non-running vehicles with instant cash offers, free removal, and a simple ownership transfer process. By recycling usable vehicle parts, Cars4Cash supports environmentally responsible disposal while providing a convenient alternative to costly repairs and lengthy private sales.
New Zealand has one of the highest UV exposure rates and melanoma rates in the world, yet a compound scientists call a “longevity vitamin” and the body’s main dietary defence against UV-driven cellular damage, ergothioneine, is largely absent from the typical Kiwi diet. This release explains what it is, why the body can’t produce it internally, and why New Zealand’s UV environment makes the gap more significant here than in most other countries.
JCP Car Parts has expanded its inventory of affordable Japanese and Toyota car parts across Auckland, New Zealand, increasing the availability of reliable, inspected, and cost-effective vehicle components for vehicle owners, independent mechanics, commercial fleet owners, and local repair garages. The expanded stock supports quicker repairs, sustainable vehicle maintenance, and reliable provision of used car parts through strong supply chain management and a diverse inventory.
Recycling Week 2026 (19–25 October) has nearly 500 organisations already registered, highlighting the continued growth of New Zealand’s largest waste minimisation and recycling education campaign.
IMCA releases its guide comparing Xero vs QuickBooks to help businesses choose the right accounting software. Explore pricing, features, AI capabilities, country-wise insights, and expert recommendations for smarter financial management.
Computer Help NZ’s Community Help Project refurbishes traded-in and donated laptops and gives them free to local charities and people in need. Customers trading in an old laptop receive a discount of $150 to $350 on their next purchase, while their device is repaired, wiped, and donated to organisations supporting at-risk children, mental health, family hardship, and more. Community groups or individuals can be nominated at chp@chnz.co.nz.
Roxbury’s Auction House will present one of the strongest offerings of New Zealand numismatic material seen in years, featuring an exceptional selection of rare New Zealand trade tokens.
Research has identified a previously unrecognised 1917 painting by Goldie. NZ artbroker are thrilled to bring this treasured taonga to market.
Big Ideas Group, one of New Zealand’s leading signage and fabrication companies, has integrated 3D printing directly into its in-house production workflow.
WRNZ has completed a commercial ACM façade refurbishment project in Rosedale, Auckland, highlighting a growing shift among property owners toward restoring ageing building exteriors instead of pursuing full replacement
Youngman Richardson is pleased to announce the addition of Ammann ABG pavers to its product range, bringing a globally recognised line of premium asphalt paving equipment to the New Zealand construction, roading and infrastructure sectors.
Premium Clean will exhibit at CleanNZ Expo 2026 on 15–16 July, showcasing its commercial cleaning and facilities management services. Visitors to Stand G7 can meet the team, discuss facility requirements, and enter a business card draw to win service credits valued at up to $1,000.
Charleez Chicken & Chips explores why dairies, service stations, and convenience stores across New Zealand are increasingly investing in hot food systems and what that means for retailers looking to grow revenue and foot traffic.
FAAC Technologies has announced the expansion of its smart access and automation solutions across New Zealand through official distributor Aero NZ. The partnership brings FAAC’s globally trusted technology and local support to organisations seeking secure, reliable, and efficient access management solutions.
Advance Build has released a free guide, “Better Facilities. Built Right. No Surprises,” to help New Zealand sports clubs and community organisations plan and deliver clubroom projects with greater confidence.
Former Senior Marketer Ditches the Agency World to Build Lazy Bear — NZ’s Premier Natural Materials Hoodie Brand
Christchurch’s “Kissing Tree”, a Camperdown elm on the Avon River, has been named a finalist in the 2026 New Zealand Tree of the Year competition. The riverside tree, planted in 1930, is a well-known local landmark and part of one of the city’s most atmospheric public spaces.
The Ancient Pūriri of Brooklands Park has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 New Zealand Tree of the Year competition. A much-loved destination for generations of visitors, the giant native tree is carrying Taranaki’s hopes in the nationwide contest.
Wellington’s iconic Bucket Tree in Tawa is among six finalists in the 2026 New Zealand Tree of the Year competition. Shaped like an upside-down bucket for almost 150 years, the quirky macrocarpa is competing against notable trees from around the country for the national title.