Online Business Networking Group Offers Free Membership with SEO Benefits

Website World have created Business Networking NZ, a free online business directory and Facebook support group for New Zealand business owners and their agents. The brain child of web developer Reuben Jackson, Business Networking NZ aims to help both start-ups and established businesses grow their online presence, learn from each other, and develop mutually beneficial relationships amongst businesses throughout the country.

Will Labours Housing Policies Cause A Property Price Crash?

Impacts of the new government’s policies on the housing market. Will these policies materialise what some already fear and accelerate the property cycle into a crash of unseen proportions? Will speculators and property investors no longer invest in properties? Will the Labour government produce the extra 5,000 “affordable, high quality” homes a year in Auckland they have promised for the next 10 years?

Kiwi Small Business Award Results

The finalists in The David Awards 2017 have been named. “If these Awards are any indication of the state of New Zealand’s small business sector, then we certainly have every reason to be optimistic about the future!”, enthuses Judge Glenn Baker. “The judges were inspired and impressed by the stories, the passion and the stand-out results being achieved by the finalists.”

Entrepreneur launches Business Club

Debra Chantry has weathered many a storm as an entrepreneur. With her latest project – The Common – she’s determined to support other business owners to succeed through the introduction of a community workspace & business membership club, nicknamed “The Entrepreneurs Playground”.

Maintenir wins pulp mill maintenance contract

Maintenir Limited has been awarded the trade services maintenance contract for the Kinleith and Tasman Pulp and Paper Mills, located near Tokoroa and Kawerau and operated by Oji Fibre Solutions. Maintenir will provide the majority of the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and stores services across the two main manufacturing sites, under a $40m plus long-term maintenance agreement from April 2017.