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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.
Wartime survivor and a world champion tree are flying Auckland’s flag in the 2026 New Zealand Tree of the Year competition. The Sangro Survivor and Old Goff are among six finalists competing for the national title, with voting now open to the public.
One of the six finalists in the 2026 New Zealand Tree of the Year competition has unexpectedly fallen over just days after voting opened. Despite its demise, the Mighty Old Mataī remains in the running, with public support for the veteran tree surging following the news.
New Zealand archviz specialist launches Final01, an AI-powered review system for 3D renders.
NZ homes are embracing texture and bold accents. The best quality large carpet rugs and the best decorating ornaments lead the shift, alongside grey vases, resin sculptures, polyresin stools, and floor lamps from Cavelh Decor.
Throughout June, anyone signing up to own a Premium Clean franchise receives the full Franchise Kit free of charge
Customers can receive a complimentary $59 Foundation Brush when purchasing any KIBI Mineral Foundation through Moody Lemon.
Discover how AI-powered End to End Bookkeeping helps European businesses improve financial accuracy, automate processes, reduce costs, and drive growth.
Wellington landlords are struggling with the current rental market, where there are elevated stock levels and low demand despite their costs rising.
An analysis of how New Zealand discussed politics in May 2026 finds that no major issue held the public’s attention for long, including cost of living. Across the month, every one of the twenty most-discussed political topics faded rather than endured, with a typical “half-life” of about a fortnight.
Premium Clean has launched its Winter Deep Clean campaign across New Zealand, offering households 25% off professional whole-home deep cleaning and move-out cleaning services throughout June, July, and August 2026. The campaign responds to the increased indoor living, heating use, and gradual winter build-up experienced in Kiwi homes during the cooler months.
Dashr has launched a free online calculator that helps New Zealanders understand how inflation affects their own household spending, using official Stats NZ data and individual spending patterns to estimate a personal inflation rate.