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ENZ is struggling to find a replacement office in Christchurch after the last office was destroyed in the February earthquake. Prices being asked for rent in the city are well in excess of the funding budget for a non-profit organisation, such as ENZ. We are appealing for anyone who knows of any available office space in Christchurch at a charitable rate to call (03) 379 8175 or email national@epilepsy.org.nz.
Buildings, office equipment and company cars – they’re all insured, right? But what about one of the most important assets your company owns – its data? Data Protect, a New Zealand owned and operated company, is set to change the way businesses think when it comes to backing up their valuable data.
Stop your search for a natural solution to full, shiny and beautiful hair this season – Pantene Pro-V Nature Fusion delivers the best of both worlds!
A refreshing new range of beverages has launched on to the New Zealand market – just in time for summer!
Taupo based arts company th’ink principal Eleazar Bramley has successfully returned images from archives at the South Australia Museum in Adelaide…
Staff at Domino’s Pizza Rototuna have their work cut out for them this week as they attempt to turn out more than 3000 pizzas in just seven days.
The Canterbury Software Summit & UCONZ combined event on Thursday, 8 September now has over 470 delegates registered, far surpassing organisers’ expectations.
With the New Year’s holiday period fast approaching, New Zealand’s young people are finalising plans for what they’ll be doing. While the traditional viewpoint is that this will be fuelled by alcohol and drugs, one large scale event, Primal Getaway, wants to challenge the youth concept that you can’t have a great time without alcohol & drugs.
th’ink & ARTIVIST : creative are now preparing for the paste up event on the 14th October 2011 in the Taupō CBD… the location will be revealed soon as consideration is being made for the fantastic support from the Taupō Library & Museum & the various individual artists & administrators involved in the project.
Travel Saver kicked off this week, offering visitors to New Zealand great prices on experiences, rental cars and campervans, all in the one place.
Introducing: a small business resource that triples small business and home business revenue.
Builder, Carl Taylor Home, scoops awards at ” house of the year”.
Soul Images : An exhibition of beautiful brides and babes by NZ’s professional wedding and portrait photographer Cat Brown Photography is showing at Gisborne’s Villaggio throughout September and October 2011.
With a focus of getting out and experiencing Christchurch, KBC Tours is celebrating that the city is alive and open. Offerings tourists and visitors with an easy and affordable way to see the expansive views from the Port Hills, experience the cultural vibe of Lyttleton, get their feet wet in the sand and surf of South Shore and New Brighton while getting out and experiencing what Christchurch has to offer, KBC Tours is looking forward to guiding many tourists around the garden city.
Getting lost will be a thing of the past thanks to leading electronics company JVC, which has released two new updated models to its Double-DIN Multimedia Solutions range that both incorporate GPS Car Navigation
Kiwis Confused by Food Labels – Survey, new research has shown that New Zealander’s find food labels difficult to understand and lacking in key information.
Expert blind tasting of Nelson Chardonnays unanimously awards trophy to Rimu Grove.
An opportunity to help the community in these difficult economic times, particularly in light of the recent PSA outbreak. Many families could benefit from tips on how to cook great meals on a budget. So well-known chef, Sophie Gray has been invited to come along to The Orchard Church, Te Puke on Thursday the 22nd September at 7pm to demonstrate how.
JVC is proving to be a major player in the 3D market, picking up two major accolades at the prestigious EISA Awards this week.
The PELAGO Art Exhibition is opening at the TSB Wallace Arts Centre in Auckland.