Summer questions: Manawa Udy on sustaining Māori business through political noise
Ngahere Communities founder and chief executive Manawa Udy says this year has brought huge shifts for Māori business owners and that 2024 is likely to bring...
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Ngahere Communities founder and chief executive Manawa Udy says this year has brought huge shifts for Māori business owners and that 2024 is likely to bring...
A New Zealand-owned online shopping site showcasing Māori and Pacific creators is set to launch on the Gold Coast this weekend.
A hub set up three years ago now turns over $2m across its three entities, employs 14 staff, sells products for 49 local businesses, and supports 69 creatives and entrepreneurs through Tukua.
RNZ The Detail: Are Amazon's tax funded benefits worth it for new Lord of the Rings TV series? New Zealand could lose talented creative industries workers to other countries if business don’t get greater support from central and local government, experts warn. Sam Ramlu, co-founder of digital technology company Method, told the Auckland’s Future Now conference on Friday that New Zealand was “where our heart is”, but with tax incentives being offered in many other countries, it was hard to keep talent here. Just last week the Australian government announced it would offer a 30 per ce...
Press Release – New Zealand Government Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage and Social Development Hon Carmel Sepuloni today launched a new Creative Careers Service, which is expected to support up to 1,000 creatives, across three regions over the next two years. The new service builds … Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage and Social Development Hon Carmel Sepuloni today launched a new Creative Careers Service, which is expected to support up to 1,000 creatives, across three regions over the next two years. The new service builds on the most successful aspects of the former Pathwa...