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Vai alla Scheda Paese »People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.
— Edmund Hillary
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Challenges loom for proposed 20-year programme to quake-proof New Zealand's economy
GWRC chairman Daran Ponter says $5.3 billion infrastructure programme would need to be balanced against other costs.
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Time to strike back: Wasp Wipeout spreads to Wellington for the first time
A campaign against wasps - a threat to native species and the economy - is coming to the capital.
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Zonta takes stand against gender based violence
Thirty-five percent of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence. As part of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence—an international campaign that aims to inspire action and end violence against women and girls around the world—the Zonta Club of east ...
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Where women mean business
The US ranks just ahead of New Zealand as the top market in the world for women entrepreneurs, while Thailand moved up five places from last year to 14th in the latest annual survey by Mastercard.
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New Zealand’s Global Impact Visa program offers Japan tips for luring global talent
When it comes to attracting global talent, New Zealand, perennially the world’s easiest place to do business, can offer Japan some hints on how to ...
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Argosy's Kaikoura earthquake insurance claims rise to more than $60 million
Property company Argosy's earthquake claims top $60m, much of that for the big NZ Post building in Wellington.
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Hotel industry having a change of heart as businesses become more sustainable
Known as the business of consumption, New Zealand hotel owners are having a change of heart when it comes to being sustainable.
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Why Wellington needs a convention centre
OPINION: It will provide a big commercial boost, which is why business is happy to pay the lion's share.
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Wellington insurance taskforce suggest move away from earthquake risk going to insurers
A Wellington insurance taskforce has found the region needs to move away from transferring earthquake risk onto insurers.
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Poppy seed sales help sink Wellington mini mart's liquor licence
A Wellington mini mart has lost its liquor licence after it couldn't prove 3.8 tonnes of poppy seeds were sold for sustenance.
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Ready to hop on a celebrity train?
Rotary in Auckland and a host of celebrities are coming together to fight polio. `Ride a Train to Enable Others to Walk Challenge’ is on November 1 from 8am-6pm. Starting from Britomart Station, the ‘Tag You On Tag Polio Off’ Rotary fundraiser will have celebrities including politicians, business leaders and ...
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Plant-based export products are an opportunity New Zealand must embrace
OPINION: Plant-based diets are big news right now and that could be a big problem for New Zealand.
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Wellington commercial property sales halved from the year before, data firm says
Wellington commercial property sales have more than halved in value in the year to October 2019, data firm says.
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Nearby business owners have no problem with Wellington Airport development plans
Business owners in the path of Wellington Airport's planned expansion are backing the billion-dollar development
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Op-portunity lost: Cancer shop closing
The pre-loved clothing boutique operated by the Cancer Society in Rices Mall Howick, is set to close. The store is popular with op-shoppers and forms part of a trio of charity shops in the arcade. Paul Hayes, marketing and communications manager Cancer Society Auckland/Northland said the Cancer Society had reviewed ...
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Wellington Paranormal: Why it continues to be a spookily great Kiwi comedy
REVIEW: Forget Police Ten7 and Border Patrol, NZ's most entertaining law enforcement series is back - and better than ever.
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Western Saharan activist aims to end phosphate trade
Activist Tecber Ahmed Saleh flew 18,445 kms to stop New Zealand's "illegal trade" in phosphate.
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Wellington hair salons work on a new style of business cutting plastic for the planet
Salons are making moves toward sustainable, ethical practices to save the earth one shampoo bottle at a time
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Wellington Gateway Partnership suing NZTA for millions over delays to Transmission Gully
The contractor for Wellington's Transmission Gully motorway wants more than $350m for project delays.
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Wellington insurance taskforce suggests raising Earthquake Commission cap to $400,000
The group is also recommending more transparency from insurers about how premiums are set and an investigation into brokers.
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Live: Extinction Rebellion climate campaigners take to Wellington
Protesters block all entrances at Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment.