Generation Z: Our future workforce
The rise of Generation Z is imminent, they are starting to enter and take over…
Tips for adding media as a communications channel
Proactively working with the media doesn’t make sense for every business. But when it does,…
586 Victoria Street open for business
After a multimillion-dollar refurbishment 586 Victoria Street must be one of the best places to…
Reduce, reuse, reinfuse: Why what’s in your tea bag matters
It’s morning break: if you’re a tea drinker, you might take that moment to quickly…
Timing is everything
In the timeless words of the ever-charming Ronan Keating… sometimes you say it best when…
September is the time to create your legacy
New Zealand marks ‘Wills Month’ in September, an annual prompt to create or update this…
Car share innovation keeps Hamilton in the loop
City’s newest mobility solution may be the perfect alternative to business fleet Early August saw…
The future of work is humanism
If you’ve been living under a rock, you might not have heard of automated intelligence,…
IP insurance – can you afford to be without it?
House, car and contents. Health, life and income. Liability, assets and interruption. These are all…
Waikato hosts record-breaking indigenous scholars conference
Hamilton has hosted an historic NAISA conference, in what has been hailed as a recordbreaking…
New strategy looks to boost Waikato’s employment rates
The recently released Household Labour Market Survey has good news for Waikato. It was a…
Waikato’s best and brightest supporting breast cancer research
The Waikato Breast Cancer Research Trust is holding a fundraising dinner showcasing the Best of…
Vote 2019: Candidate statements
It’s local body election time, and we have given candidates 150 words each to make…
Let the campaigning begin
Hamilton City Council chief executive Richard Briggs is asking some big questions as this year’s…
Waikato firm poised for medicinal cannabis wave
Waikato firm Cannasouth has been building a big surfboard. That’s because it’s got a big…
The Māori economy in Waikato: What is it, and why does it matter?
Guest column by Kim Hill Business strategist and Te Waka board director When we talk…
