Hyundai’s new small SUV, the Kona - named after the iconic region of the Hawaiian Islands that’s famous for attracting Ironman competitors and intrepid Coffee connoisseurs alike, is about to arrive in New Zealand.

People wanting to try their hand at launching a startup business can put their ideas and skills into action at Porirua’s Startup Weekend Pasifika.

An action packed weekend is planned from 5pm on Friday 3 November until 9pm on Sunday 5 November.

The Department of Conservation has praised Canterbury businesses for getting involved in conservation and helping to make a difference for our native wildlife and habitats.

Not-for-profit group Drive Electric is encouraging the new government to look at a fringe benefit tax (FBT) innovation that would encourage corporate uptake of electric vehicles.

Russell McVeagh is marking New Zealand Chinese Language Week with a number of events to raise the profile of the language, business etiquette and culture amongst its staff.

New Zealand is coming to grips with on-demand liquor sales and its rapidly changing the way people shop for alcohol.

One of the oldest farms in New Zealand - continually owned by members of the same family for 174 years and featuring a majestic historic homestead - has been placed on the market for sale

The number of online job advertisements remained steady with an increase of 0.4 per cent in September 2017 and 9.6 per cent over the year, according to the latest Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Jobs Online report.

In March 2016 Tower reported an error in calculating multi-policy discounts. Following this, steps were immediately taken to correct the error, with affected customers notified and offered a refund.

ANZ today announced the Chair of ANZ New Zealand John Judge will be retiring from its Board of Directors in January 2018.

Mr Judge has been on the ANZ New Zealand Board since 22 December 2008 and has been Chair since 23 June 2012.