Selling the Banks Peninsula lifestyle: Bayleys’ Liane Bean
Tucked between the Port Hills and the Pacific, Banks Peninsula homes come with more than breathtaking views; they carry stories, memories, and community ties. In this unique market, local expertise is key to connecting people with place. With a median sale price of about $955,000 and a unique lifestyle offering, Banks Peninsula stands […]
From survival to revival: Luke Piper
No-one can pretend it hasn’t been a tough couple of years but finally the green shoots of a genuine recovery are at last on the horizon. If 2024’s mantra was ‘survive to 2025’, this year’s has felt more like ‘survive 2025’. It’s been another grind for many businesses – costs rising, margins tightening, […]
Assisted, not artificial
The future of business clarity lies in embracing the assistance offered by AI, writes Olivia Hale, co-owner of digital marketing agency Digital Influence. When we talk to business leaders about AI, we often start with a simple reframe: stop thinking of it as Artificial Intelligence, start seeing it as Assisted Intelligence. That shift […]
New social housing: Vanessa Weenink
More than 65 new social homes will be delivered in Canterbury by Community Housing Providers (CHPs) in Linwood, Merivale, and Somerfield. Our Government is committed to providing improved social housing. That means building the right homes, in the right places, with the right support, for the people most in need. Having warm, dry […]
New rules for societies: Pier Law
Calling all committee members of incorporated societies: are you ready for April 2026? Under the new Incorporated Societies Act, every incorporated society in New Zealand, which are the most common form of organisation in the not-for-profit sector, must re-register by 5 April 2026 to continue operating. This requirement isn’t just a formality – […]
How New Zealand businesses are improving staff well-being with new tools
Modern employees are interested in more than just good compensation. Sure, a nice salary, bonuses, and equity are crucial for attracting and retaining top talent. However, if your organisation does not take the necessary steps to support employee wellness and deliver a good work-life balance, chances are you’ll struggle to maintain your […]
Bringing your unique lifestyle property to market: Liane Bean
It is a big decision to bring your precious home to the market. The emotions vary with the sales situation, but they are always there and a great real estate agent has to have more than the hard commercial skills. They must also bring empathy and a passion for your property and its […]
The future of healthcare: MP Dr Vanessa Weenink
Kiwis have been waiting too long for medical tests. As a former GP, I know the stress Kiwis face when waiting for a medical test. For too many, that wait has been far too long. This year, nearly 75,000 additional diagnostic procedures will be delivered to tackle those delays, including 64,000 radiology procedures, […]
Navigating NZ’s slow-burn economy: EBI
The current economy and business landscape is defined by the legacy of high inflation and a profound lack of customer confidence. Your customers aren’t just saving; they’re genuinely hesitant to spend. Years of high prices have stretched household budgets thin, leaving consumers with less disposable income and a cautious mindset, particularly for non-essential […]
On top down south: The South Island drives NZ’s employment expansion
When it comes to employment, New Zealand is playing a game of two halves, with the South Island driving national employment expansion. The South Island, in particular the Otago region, is currently driving New Zealand’s employment expansion, underscoring the growing importance of opportunities beyond Auckland and Wellington. Starting from a smaller base, the […]
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