By Bridget Gourlay If I could relive a moment, it would be one from September 3. It was a rainy day, but the promise of spring was in the air.…
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By Katie McKone Christchurch’s hinterland is experiencing its own set of aftershocks resulting from the February 22 earthquake. The movement of people, goods and services has been felt in ebbs…
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By Katie McKone One simple and pertinent message is being conveyed to Christchurch businesses – look before you leap. As garages around the city turn into makeshift offices and boardroom…
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By Katie McKone While the physical scars may be starting to fade, the devastating Christchurch earthquake will be forever etched in our minds. The February 22 disaster has put a…
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By Kate Pierson A crisis always seems to happen when you least expect it — you can thank Murphy’s Law for that. When your business is hit by its arch-enemy,…
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It may sound crazy, but in Copenhagen they have taken the cars out of one street in the CBD a year over the past few decades as part of a…
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Paying your business’ bills is not just a goodwill gesture; it is about meeting your obligations in a trade relationship. In New Zealand, we are falling short on fulfilling this…
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By Kate Pierson We are a nation of fad-lovers in New Zealand — some might even say we’re a collective of walking clichés. Call us what you will, but we…
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By Mike Adams Cell phone towers may be ultimate cause of honeybee population collapse It’s one of the signs of the approaching food collapse our world will soon be facing:…
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By Bridget Gourlay They say travel changes you. That’s certainly true for Sustainable Business Network (SBN) founder and CEO, Rachel Brown. As a New Zealand-raised child, her schoolteacher parents encouraged…