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New Zealand hip hop artist Sense Offence will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for Longest Rap Marathon by freestyle rapping continuously for 40 hours starting on Saturday, 27 November at 8am.
Auckland based music project Street Georges are excited to announce the online release of their third single “Different Kind of Girl” Feat. Aung Zin in support of Myanmar democracy on Sunday 21 November 2021 Myanmar National Day.
Beaver Tree Service opens a new branch in Kapiti.
Feedback from an October survey of 60 nationwide mortgage advisers by Tony Alexander and mortgages.co.nz shows banks are still willing to lend money – but their assessment of how much money can be borrowed is getting tougher.
As New Zealand continues to soldier through the Covid-19 restrictions, Wilderness Motorhomes are taking a moment to celebrate deserving Kiwis with their Nominate a Community Hero campaign. They are giving away a road trip in one of their luxury motorhomes to someone who has made a real difference in their community over the past year.
Satellite internet service provider WOI is answering the call to make satellite internet more accessible, affordable, and suitable for Kiwis working and learning from home.
Diamonds.co.nz, New Zealand’s premier online provider of high-quality jewellery and diamonds, makes it easier than ever before to purchase the diamond engagement ring of your dreams by offering a convenient in-person and online consultation service.
Green Cross Health has appointed Dr Stephanie Taylor, a young but established leader as the new Clinical Director, Medical Division. Dr Taylor brings the Group a wealth of experience and knowledge, and breadth of involvement in the health sector at a national level. In her new role as Clinical Director, she will provide clinical leadership and support to all practices and people across the 50-practice strong The Doctors network.
A bold decision by Whanganui businessman and former district council candidate Steve Baron to start an online real estate magazine and property search engine has proved successful after only one year.
All coffee bags, even biodegradable ones, have a plastic valve in so customers can smell the coffee and any excess co2 can be released. Halo got rid of the valve and worked instead on packing coffee at the right time so that co2 from the roasting process is already released.
Eco-friendly hotel supplier, Spire NZ, is excited to launch their plastic-free hotel amenities in New Zealand. The new range, available from October, will help more hoteliers and guest accommodation providers tackle the plastic waste problem.
Search marketing training company Clickthrough has introduced customised one-on-one training courses to help small and medium-sized companies and online stores boost their bottom line in a post-COVID economy.
Kea Aerospace is building a solar-powered, unmanned aircraft that can fly in the stratosphere continuously for months at a time. The zero-emission aircraft, called the Kea Atmos, will carry a suite of imagery equipment that will be game-changing for many industries, vastly improving intelligence for applications such as smart cities, precision agriculture, disaster management and environmental monitoring.
New Zealand-based Boxfish Research and Norwegian partner Transmark Subsea launch an entirely new class of underwater observation vehicle, the ARV-i, at Ocean Business 21 in October.
Boxfish Research announces that their next-generation cinematography drone, the Boxfish Luna, now allows professional underwater videographers to capture full-frame 4K ProRes RAW video at 30 frames per second. This new product feature boosts the capacity of filmmakers to capture stunning underwater imagery with ease.
The Gabru’s of Punjab are known for their Kurta, Pajama, and jalsa/jutti outfits all over the world.
Big Picture New Zealand today announced the acquisition of Spot-light Systems by parent company NEP Group, the leading technology partner for content creators around the globe.
These proven power-saving tips will help you save money especially during these tough times.
Lockdown online sales up 43% vs previous level 4 lockdowns, surging 73% in 2020 when moving from level 4 to level 3. Kiwi businesses need to capitalise on this “gold rush.”