Chamber of Commerce chief executive steps back
Susan Stuart is leaving her chief executive role after two years.
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Whanganui sisters start their own businesses, inspired by their māmā. Video / Te Ao
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Whanganui businesses react to vaccine mandate
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Comment: Clear, committed policy needed for economic certainty
Russell Bell writes about the ongoing economic issues caused by Covid-19
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Comment: Generate the right types of growth
We should support existing local businesses and young entrepreneurs, writes Russell Bell.
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'We see it as an extension of our health and safety policies.'
Manawatū family starts home-grown microgreens business
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Comment: Communication not just a problem for glam rockers
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Capacity issue for visitor accommodation
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Whanganui businesses better prepared for lockdown
Despite the short notice, the business community responded well, Pahia Turia says.
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Digital Ambassador Programme aims to upskill businesses
Free 30-minute Zoom sessions can be booked online.
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Adviser warns businesses to be ready for Covid-19
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