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January 2023 Edition

Events

Monster Truck & FMX Spectacular

05/01/2023

The Monsters are coming New Zealand! Four spectacular monster trucks will stun the crowds at Trustpower Baypark Stadium on Saturday 25 February as part...

Intellectual Property Issues

Vodafone and ‘One New Zealand’ … new year, new problem?

05/01/2023

In my last article of 2022¹, I wrote about how trade marks should be ‘distinctive’ – that is, capable of distinguishing one business’s goods...

Tech Talk

Greening IT

05/01/2023

Green IT can be defined as the practice of environmentally sustainable and responsible computing. It involves not only being aware of the effect the...

Mining Business Wealth

Want to be admired? Prepare to get fired

05/01/2023

You can’t please all the people, all the time. Business leaders, managers and politicians learn this lesson the hard way. But what if you...

News

City centre revitalisation set to accelerate

05/01/2023

Early last month, the Tauranga City Council Commissioners joined mana whenua, contractors and council staff for the karakia which marks the start of another...

Taxation

Different tax rules for different festive choices

05/01/2023

Not only is Christmas the time to unleash Mariah Carey and Michael Bublé on the masses, it’s also time for the annual work Christmas...

First on the Scene

Chamber hosts lunch with Christopher Luxon

05/01/2023

The Leader of the National Party spoke to almost 100 business leaders at the Tauranga Business Chamber’s ‘Lunch with Christopher Luxon’ last November. At Trinity...

Have You Ever Noticed?

NZ spelling: consonants optional

19/12/2022

Here I go again. Damn it. I start each column with the intention of not complaining and not being what I said I would never be...

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January 2023 Edition

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Vodafone and ‘One New Zealand’ … new year, new problem?

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Want to be admired? Prepare to get fired

City centre revitalisation set to accelerate

Different tax rules for different festive choices

Chamber hosts lunch with Christopher Luxon

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