Seequent launches free web app to help combat global shortage of earth scientists
Two of Christchurch’s biggest global tech success stories have combined to launch a world-first software.
Cultivating markets for the ‘king of nuts’
Tucked away in West Melton is Walnuts New Zealand – a co-operative focused on elevating the humble walnut into a premium product in New Zealand, with aspirations to break into the lucrative overseas market.
Opinion: Less might mean more for the economy in this year’s Budget
The release of Budget 2024 has come at a time when businesses are feeling the toll of cost pressures and dwindling demand, caused by years of inflation and an economy now in recession.
New podcast: Christopher Boyle – Fabrum
Tune in to hear Christopher Boyle from Fabrum discuss the transformative potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source, his passion for pushing boundaries and how his personal ethos and mindset have contributed to the company’s exponential growth.
Selwyn demonstrates resilience amidst economic challenges
Selwyn’s economy shows remarkable resilience in the face of economic headwinds, according to recent Infometrics provisional GDP estimates.
The parallel between business and sports
Keen mountain and road biker Professor Paul Ballantine believes a successful organisation should work together like a professional cycling team.
New Bold Company podcast tells local business stories
In the first Bold Company podcast, Hannah and Vaughan interview serial entrepreneur Brianne West founder of Incrediballs.
Te Pae celebrates two event-filled years
More than 200,000 attendees have taken part in events at Te Pae Christchurch since the convention centre hosted its first conference on 2 May 2022 – far exceeding expectations for its initial operating period.
China Southern Airlines confirms return to Christchurch
China Southern Airlines will return to Christchurch in October for an expanded season of its direct service between Christchurch Airport and the international hub of Guangzhou.
What the EU/NZ FTA means for Canterbury
New Zealand’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union will come into force on 1 May. So what does this mean for Canterbury businesses?
