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September 2022 Edition

Commercial waste volumes to be analysed

The volume of commercial waste sent to landfill by Tauranga businesses will be analysed as part of the city’s Waste Management and Minimisation Plan, so that we...

Resigned to working… for now

You may know that the opportunity this column provides me to crystal ball gaze is perhaps my greatest little indulgence, and I do my best to keep...

What’s the key to improving SME productivity?

Kiwis have a competitive spirit, putting us in good stead when it comes to things like sports achievement internationally. So why aren’t we as competitive when it comes...

Mindset, how’s yours?

Dale Carnegie when asked by a journalist what was the biggest lesson he had ever learned? He said “That is easy, by far the most vital lesson...

Life in the fast lane

Industrial leasing markets across the country are incredibly tight and tenants need to move quickly to secure space. New Zealand’s industrial leasing sector is being squeezed from all...

Running a small business is part of our nation’s DNA

New platform launches to help small Kiwi businesses thrive. A new support service is here to help Kiwi business owners get the tools and support they need to...

Shining light on the potential of indigenous research, science and innovation

University of Waikato welcomes yesterday’s announcement of the government’s investment in Māori research, science and innovation and looks forward to being part of the path forward for...

Time to spring into action

Ah, spring time – who doesn’t love a good spring clean? Having a good clean out and refresh doesn’t need to be limited to your home; it...

Leaders of the future give back to community

Twenty migrant and refugee families settling in Hamilton were gifted bikes as part of a Leadership programme run by the University of Waikato’s Management School. Around 80 Year...

Scion says Bienvenue and nau mai haere mai to new General Manager

Scion welcomed Henri Baillères as its new general manager of Forests to Timber Products in August. Dr Henri Baillères has deep research and industry experience in forestry and...

Not always better the devil you know

Better the devil you know is a common saying but in business the devil you know could be doing you serious damage.  There have been a few incidents...

Sign up now to pay your regional council rates by direct debit!

The 2022 – 2023 Bay of Plenty Regional Council annual rates invoices have started being sent out to ratepayers across the region. We want to be more transparent...

Phishing attacks becoming more sophisticated

Analysts from Zscaler’s cybersecurity research team have discovered a new large-scale phishing campaign targeting Microsoft email users. Corporate users, specifically end users in Enterprise environments who use...
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