The Warehouse yesterday confirmed to workers in a series of meetings around the country that the organisation has decided to continue with its proposed restructure of 62 further Warehouse stores, despite overwhelming staff feedback that the plan will disadvantage thousands of workers and result i

The Construction Sector Accord is proud to welcome the addition of several experienced industry and government professionals to the Accord Steering Group (ASG) and the Transformation Delivery Group (TDG) to direct and transform the industry’s future, announced Chris Bunny and Peter Reidy, ASG C

Preflight checks are advised for helicopters operating with monsoon buckets, says the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which is urging the helicopter sector to read the latest Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) report released today(external link).

Industry representatives met with Finance Minister, Grant Robertson in Hawke’s Bay earlier this week to discuss challenges facing the regional fruit and wine industry.

New Zealand’s civil contractors welcome increased investment in transport funding, announced in today’s Government Policy Statement on Land Transport (GPS) 2021.

Telcos are earning millions of dollars in extra revenue from selling mobile phone plans that don’t meet customers’ needs.

The FSC has announced the launch of the first ever, digital version of its flagship, industry leading Generations Conference. The decision was made to move to a digital format due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

Ani Santos has been appointed to a new role at Conventions and Incentives New Zealand (CINZ) as Communications and Projects Coordinator.

Police and Facebook are warning the public to be aware of scammers operating on Facebook.

Police has received a number of recent reports in relation to a variety of Facebook pages of fraudulent companies claiming to sell computers and mobile phones.

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NZ Q2 GDP

StatsNZ estimates that GDP shrank 12.2% over Q2, relatively close to ASB and market expectations (of -11% and -13%, respectively).