Firing up the construction sector: Vanessa Weenink, MP for Banks Peninsula
The Government has announced reforms in the building and construction sector to make it quicker, easier, and cheaper for houses to be built in New Zealand. It takes an average of 569 days for a home to be built and consented, and the cost of building a house is 50% more expensive in New Zealand […]
Navigating Christmas cashflow challenges: EBI
The Christmas period presents unique cashflow challenges for SMEs, even those with robust financial systems. 1. Poor planning Failing to forecast and prepare for seasonal cash flow pressures often results in financial shortfalls. Hoping for the best is not a strategy—start planning early. 2. Extended shutdowns Long breaks in sectors like trades, manufacturing, and government slow down payments […]
Molecular imaging and therapy centre open now: Reform Radiology
A new state-of-the-art facility, located on Kilmore Street (opposite Forté Health), offers a dedicated suite of molecular imaging and therapy services. This is the second clinic for Reform Radiology, whose Antigua Street location offers a broad range of conventional imaging services. The new Molecular Imaging and Therapy Centre offers advanced digital PET-CT and nuclear medicine […]
Museum contracts awarded
Cantabrians will see their new museum begin to rise from the ground next year. The contract to build the new base-isolated basement and five-level building has gone to Leighs Construction Ltd. The build will include a large floor to ceiling atrium, a new home for the 26-metre long blue whale skeleton. Tenders for the construction […]
Customise your kitchen: Timber Tru
A bespoke kitchen stands out, with its ‘wow’ impact, unlike the standardised versions found in many New Zealand homes. Cconventional kitchens that are alike in so many ways have a place in the market, yet a bespoke kitchen sits firmly in a class of its own. If your home or project is unique or filled […]
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