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Clean sweep for National across BOP

01/11/2023

The 2023 election results have seen a clear National Party victory across the country. The same mandate for change is evident throughout the wider...

First on the Scene

Rotorua Business Chamber’s BA5 with Motion Entertainment

01/11/2023

The evening promoted Motion Entertainment’s position as New Zealand’s largest all-weather, action-packed indoor entertainment centre and a great venue to experience laughter, excitement, adventure,...

Taxation

Post-election tax update

01/11/2023

At the time of writing this, over a week since the General Election was held on 14 October, we are still no closer to...

Business Sales

Staying ahead of the game

01/11/2023

Selling a business in today’s market can be challenging as the business landscape is constantly evolving. Here are a few tips on how to...

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Personal finance challenges endure

01/11/2023

As the National Party forms a coalition and New Zealand prepares for a new government, mortgage adviser Claire Williamson believes the incoming government will...

Intellectual Property Issues

Sara Lee – just desserts or just another post-Covid victim?

01/11/2023

On 19 October, Australian dessert brand, Sara Lee, went into voluntary administration. Many New Zealanders will know Sara Lee of course for its range...

The Porter Report

Dazed and confused

01/11/2023

Great power brings with it great responsibilities. This adage has been around in various languages since at least the first century BC. The truth of...

Credit Control

Got change for a quarter?

01/11/2023

What a change a quarter can make. This time last quarter new home builders’ phones were dusty and laden with cobwebs; new home loan...

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November 2023 Edition

Clean sweep for National across BOP

Rotorua Business Chamber’s BA5 with Motion Entertainment

Post-election tax update

Staying ahead of the game

Personal finance challenges endure

Sara Lee – just desserts or just another post-Covid victim?

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