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 […]
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, […]
Business as usual: Priority Projects
It’s always a gnarly one, figuring out how to do major works to a residence or a business without interrupting life or trade. Disruption and/or relocation add significantly to the cost, so it is a huge advantage if it can be avoided altogether. For years now, the team at Priority Projects has made […]
Seismic shift: Leonie Freeman, Chief Executive of The Property Council
The announcement of an overhaul for the assessment of earthquake-prone buildings is a win for communities, says Property Council chief executive Leonie Freeman. The Government’s plan to overhaul the assessment of earthquake-prone buildings is a long-awaited reset that addresses the flaws of a regime that has left thousands of buildings empty and communities […]
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