Ministry of Business & Innovation (MBIE) stories
Air New Zealand has been named New Zealand's Most Attractive Employer for 2025, marking its third consecutive win in the Randstad Employer Branding Research.
New Zealand's four largest banks have upgraded to Payment Initiation API v2.3, enabling flexible payments and lasting customer consent for open banking.
New Zealand’s hi-tech exporters are set to gain from seven years of funding that aims to help firms commercialise advanced technologies and lift manufacturing.
Homebuyers and developers could see consent waits cut sharply, as New Zealand's first accredited private provider targets approvals in as little as 10 days.
New Zealand SMEs could boost GDP by NZD $8.6bn by 2025 through digitalisation, says report by Xero and NZ Institute of Economic Research.
Real-time data is becoming essential for Kiwi builders as cost spikes, weather disruptions and green mandates squeeze already thin margins.
Pre-application checks could cut consent delays, as 64% of building applications are paused while councils seek more information.
The collapse left unsecured creditors facing a NZD $110 million shortfall and sparked a Supreme Court ruling that reshaped directors’ liability.
A skilled labour crunch, weak investment and slow policy change are set to keep Aotearoa New Zealand’s construction sector under strain in 2025.
A free carbon database will help builders and architects cut the emissions of New Zealand's buildings, which account for up to 20% of the footprint.
Buildings may get longer deadlines as ministers weigh safety against the cost of seismic upgrades and mortgage pressure on owners.
New Zealand's productivity faces stagnation, but Digital Boost, a free Government-funded platform, aims to empower businesses with vital digital skills.
Consumers are being urged to stop using Serene bathroom heaters after safety failures linked to fires and overheating widened the recall.
NZTech unveils a report outlining the crucial role technology may have in cutting emissions and promoting environmental sustainability.
Several fires and overheating incidents have prompted a ban on Serene Classic S2068 bathroom heaters, with consumers urged to stop using them.
Activity in the sector is set to return to 2020 levels as post-Covid demand eases and residential consents settle lower.
Stronger planning rules are still needed to stop homes being built on land prone to landslides and coastal erosion after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Security of tenure may explain why public housing residents report wellbeing levels similar to owner-occupiers, according to new research.
Large employers risk higher costs and weaker injury outcomes if they lack the resources to manage AEP claims in-house.
The sector’s productivity push is set to gain momentum as a new hub offers construction firms tools and support to scale up.