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The Water Bottle Company Fighting Against Pollution Kiwi Water Bottle Manufacturer Pure NZ Integrates Sustainability Directly Into Its Products News provided by Share this article Share this article FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Roughly 50 billion water bottles are purchased each year ...in the United States alone. This shouldn't come as a surprise. As information has become more readily available, consumers everywhere have made an increasingly concerted effort to ditch sugary beverages in favor of good, clean H2O. It's a trend that, as far as the health and wellness i...

Business digest: Shoppers spend $3m in Bay of Plenty during 2020 24 Jan, 2021 07:00 PM 12 minutes to read Bay of Plenty Times Shoppers spent a little more than $3 million in the Bay of Plenty this year, according to the latest Paymark figures. The annual spend was 3.6 per cent more than the $2.9m spent in the region last year. Retailers using the Paymark network know that 2020 was a tough year for many but by December, for a number at least, the year ended on a high note. The June quarter, which included alert level 4 nationwide lockdown, saw payments through Paymark via an ...

Spy: Where the stars will watch the America's Cup 16 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Waterbourne rooftop bar in Takapuna is the place to be to watch the America's Cup races. Waterbourne rooftop bar in Takapuna is the place to be to watch the America's Cup races. Auckland has a new rooftop bar at Takapuna Beach — the perfect place to watch the America's Cup. Waterbourne Beach Festival is opening The Long White rooftop, which will provide two levels for eating, drinking and dancing with views of the racing from the shoreline. The rooftop can hold 300 people and launches on February 27 an...

Friday, 15 January 2021, 5:39 pm Latest Census data from Stats NZ suggests 10% (191,646) of New Zealand dwellings are unoccupied – a figure which includes bach ownership. The regions around the country with the greatest proportion of unoccupied dwellings are those with large numbers of holiday homes, including Great Barrier Island 51%, Waiheke 36%, Thames-Coromandel 49%, Taupo 32%, Ruapehu 33%, MacKenzie District 42% and Queenstown-Lakes 28%. The Census data shows a decline in the number of unoccupied dwellings in recent years which may suggest supply pressure on the property market is mak...

Luz Zuniga/Stuff Drink up, for soon we lockdown. Hundreds went along to Nelson Founders Park to taste the best beers around, during the 2020 Marchfest event just as the coronavirus pandemic escalated in New Zealand. Brewers and musicians from around the country will join homegrown stars as preparations kick into gear for Marchfest 2021. The popular craft beer and music celebration held in New Zealand’s main hop growing region is back following sold-out events in 2019 and 2020. This year’s event – the 14th in its history - will once again be held at Founders Heritage Park on Saturday M...