Renaissance Forecast for 2010
CEO of Renaissance Corporation, Richard Webb’s detailed review delivers a forecast for the 2010 calendar year of an expected top line revenue of $205 million and an EBITDA of $3.5 million.
Online Press Release Service for New Zealand
CEO of Renaissance Corporation, Richard Webb’s detailed review delivers a forecast for the 2010 calendar year of an expected top line revenue of $205 million and an EBITDA of $3.5 million.
Maritime NZ says the sentencing of a skipper who drove his launch into a trimaran with a family on board highlights the importance of keeping a proper lookout.
Hawkes Bay Toyota has been named Toyota’s Top Dealership for 2009.
Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee makes a clarification on the mining statement he released in regards to mining permits of the Department of Conservation Estate.
David Bain’s lawyers have lodged a claim for compensation for ‘wrongful conviction and imprisonment’.
An interim ferry service will commence in Tonga next month.
Last week saw growth week on week and year on year for TV ONE and TV2, as highlighted in the top “week in review” stories on TVNZ’s business marketing site tvnzplanit.co.nz.
Prime TV is on the hunt for aspiring gardeners who are interested in being in the future series of ‘Get Growing’.
Gerry Brownlee, Minister of Energy and Resouces, shares some facts about mining in New Zealand.
The new skating bowl at Thomson Park, New Brighton, Christchurch is expected to a bigger crowd for the Skate Jam this Saturday 27 March 2010.
The Department of Labour has released a Code of Employment Practice on Infant Feeding in the Workplace.
Hamilton City Council is encouraging Hamilton residents and businesses to switch off for Earth Hour this Saturday 27 March 2010.
A discussion paper has been released on the proposal of environmentally responsible development of NZ’s mineral estate.
The Green Party opposes John Key’s proposal to mine in protected areas.
ASB is pleased that the SFO investigation into Stephen Versalko’s fraudulent activity has resulted in a guilty plea and sentencing.
McDonald’s in New Zealand will black out their Golden Arches this Saturday 27 March 2010 for Earth Hour.
A Shanghai delegation is visiting Dunedin to discuss the city’s Chinese Garden with the Dunedin City Council on 25 March 2010.
Department of Labour states that employers are legally required to ensure that employees who use all terrain vehicles (ATV’s) are well trained in their use. P.A. and S.C. Steens Ltd has been fined after it was found their employee who died in an ATV accident was not experienced, and had not been wearing a helmet.
Queenstown is hosting ‘Over the Top Rock’ – a mile high rock concert on top of Cecil Peak.
Air NZ announced a transformation of its Tasman and Pacific Island services commencing later this year.