Energy efficiency
A Christchurch energy expert has called for the Commerce Commission to start promoting incentives for energy efficiency. Chris Mardon, managing director of Christchurch energy efficiency company Ecobulb, says the Commerce Act clearly states that the Commerce Commission must promote incentives for energy efficiency, yet actually does nothing to encourage it. “According to the Commission’s own […]
Maximising your conference dollar: Brinkley Resort
Methven is renowned for being the gateway to New Zealand’s best ski field. While that’s true, the Alpine heartland village also has other enticing activities on offer to enjoy during downtime from a conference or special event. The award-winning new Ōpuke Thermal Pools are only a short walk from the Brinkley Resort and Conference Centre. […]
Craft the ideal night: XBeerience
This is a team that knows the value of a quality drop. The XBeerience boutique off-licence and fillery in Rolleston boasts one of the most outstanding and exhaustive collections of craft beers in Canterbury. With 25 taps and over 250 local and international brews in stock, consider your needs sorted, whether you are just dipping […]
Business Canterbury Chief Executive Leeann Watson: Business workshop
As organisations across Canterbury face an extended period of change, we want to ensure that we are providing our business community with the tools and knowledge to not just survive but look at growth opportunities through these challenging times. Today’s leaders are called upon to wear multiple hats – caring for their own and others’ […]
New plan for Scott Base redevelopment
Antarctica New Zealand is resetting its Scott Base Redevelopment project. The most recent plan is to build a new accommodation and living building, to refurbish the Hillary Field Centre, to scope a third building for workshops, plant and machinery, and to extend the life of current buildings where practicable. An Independent Review Panel of construction, […]
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