Online Press Release Service for New Zealand
In this current economy your good name and credit reputation is important as Creditors have tightened their guidelines. Mortgage lenders, auto finance companies, credit card issuers and banks have all raised the bar. Borrowers with a poor credit history can expect to be denied or to pay significantly higher interest rates than those with an excellent credit history.
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Our growth markets have changed, as have the expectation from international visitors, especially regarding levels of service and experience. If we want to maximise the benefits from the Asian markets, just meeting expectations will not suffice. The actions we undertake now will determine the future growth and success of these markets.
Secured Signing’s Online Digital Signature Service boosts rewards for its customers with API Hallmark.
An innovative travel guide aimed at the lucrative international tourism market has thrived during the global recession and is reporting 1000% growth since its launch less than three years ago.
Smudge Apps is building App’s that bring New Zealand to the forefront of global technology.
Audit results now at the fingertips of Australia’s premier gambling and entertainment group.
Forget hours at the salon – with new Wella Pro Series, professional expertise is now in your hands!
Foreign Minister Murray McCully has today announced New Zealand will provide a total of NZ$2 million in response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa due to severe drought.
QEII Recreation and Sport Centre’s fitness centre is moving to the Parklands Community Centre until a new permanent home can be found for it in the city’s eastern suburbs.
Labour’s tax theories would leave a huge hole in taxpayers’ finances over the next 15 years and add $18.5 billion dollars to net Crown debt, Associate Finance Minister Steven Joyce says.
Today youth “ambassadors” from Computer Clubhouses across New Zealand will converge on the national flagship Clubhouse in Manukau for one week to develop high-tech projects around the summit’s theme “We are One – We are Many – We are Change” by creating computer-generated animations, art, music, radio and video documentaries, robots, and 3-D modeling.
Federated Farmers welcomes the new Fonterra CEO, Theo Spierings who will take over from Andrew Ferrier who is set to retire soon.
An international street art action is scheduled to make a mark on Taupo in October. The Inside Out Project Taupo is a group submission by Taupo based street art organisation ARTIVIST.
The Mud House 2010 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc has been awarded “Gastropub Wine of the Year” at the prestigious Sommelier Awards in London.
Owners of leaky homes can get their homes fixed faster following the third reading of the Weathertight Homes Resolution Services (Financial Assistance Package) Bill in Parliament today, Building and Construction Minister Maurice Williamson says.
Three New Zealand curators will learn about the contemporary arts scene in China and Korea after being selected to participate in a three-week curatorial tour supported by Creative New Zealand and the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
New Zealand Red Cross is accepting donations for the East Africa Crisis Appeal to raise money for and assist people affected by the humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa.
Livenet.co.nz goes global with www.socialstreamtv.com free live streaming and social networking all rolled into the one website.
Aucklanders and visitors will soon be able to enjoy enhanced and expanded Wi-Fi services, offering more wireless coverage and faster access to the internet across central Auckland and its fringes.