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Local Business Offers Hope, And Smiles, To Those Touched by Cancer The Make Lemonade Project is a gentle reminder to squeeze your loved ones tight. June 25, 2021     Great proverb. It’s the optimistic oomph you need when car troubles, job woes or bad breakups knock you down. But when the word cancer falls on your ears, the silver lining can be buried deep in a dark cloud. However, there is always hope. And that comes with love, a tribe of people who care, and possibly some lemonade too, metaphorically speaking.   In 2015, Kelsey and Michael Darling began their fresh, blissful life as mis...

Thursday, 17 June 2021, 11:01 am Micro investing is changing how Kiwis are thinking about their investments, FintechNZ general manager James Brown says. Micro-investing is putting in small amounts of money fairly regularly. It makes investing more accessible, especially because it's usually done through an app such as Sharesies. “With property sky high, now is the time for New Zealanders to consider alternatives especially when the banks are not providing guidance. Micro investing is clearly changing how more Kiwis are thinking about diversifying their investments. “Kiwis are historically...

NZTech has won a key New Zealand Hi-Tech award for its efforts in creating a socially and economically prosperous New Zealand underpinned by technology. The large not for profit organisation won the best contribution to the New Zealand tech sector ...

Tāmaki Makaurau - One of New Zealand’s biggest auction houses, Webbs in Auckland, has secured the rights to sell former All Black the late Andy Haden’s wine collection. Haden’s wine, with many bottles acquired during his All Black tours, has an estimate ...

Tuesday, 25 May 2021, 6:46 am Otautahi - Most players and the wider public have a real desire to keep the All Blacks entirely New Zealand-owned. The sum of New Zealand rugby will forever be 12.5 percent smaller if it sells that stake to US private equity firm Silver Lake. The US company is offering $387.5 million for that slice. NZ Rugby wants the deal to go ahead but is yet to get the support it needs from the Rugby Players' Association. So why shouldn’t NZR sell 12.5 percent of its stake to Silver Lake? The problem is public does not really know the NZR financial position or