Local distilleries aren't happy with high excise
Distillery owners are not smiling about the rise in excise tax which is putting them on the backfoot.
Planting trees for a greener tomorrow
The carbon credits scheme has nearly everyone excited, but are we seeing the wood for the trees?
In Touch: Adapt
A lot has fallen victim to Covid-19, with cancellations replacing events in the schedule. But with new limitations, comes new creativity.
FRINGE: Venture
Jon Heslop has seen the highs and lows of running a business - how did a 28 year old from Leeston become a New Zealand success story?
In Touch: Build
Prices are high, delays are extensive, and workers are suffering as the construction industry battles unprecedented change.
Midnight Kawhe and Keke for all
A local Māori cafe is back open for business, serving customers from the minute lockdown eased, at 12am on Wednesday morning.
Christchurch is hiring
Campaign aims to attract skilled workers to fill vacancies created by an ageing population.
The Rainbow community is facing housing barriers
The need for an emergency housing unit in Christchurch is continually growing, as homelessness in the Rainbow community remains high.
Nourish Ōraka: Empowering community through kai
Social enterprise Nourish Ōraka is providing Shirley Primary School with over 300 lunches every day, thanks to the Ka Ora, Ka Ako scheme.
Business industry welcomes lower card fees
New Government legislation that could save businesses up to $74 million dollars per year has been welcomed by the business industry.