Netflix, Airbnb and Uber among Chch software company's customers
Christchurch software company Lumin wants one billion-plus documents passing through its cloud-based business a year now that it has crossed the 100 million user mark.
Tim Cronshaw
최초의 주택 바카라사이트 검증는 할인을 위해 Chch에 몰려 듭니다
First home buyers flocking to Chch for a bargain
First home buyers are packing up and moving to Christchurch as house prices carry on being beyond their reach in other main centres.
Optimism around Christchurch
Optimism around Christchurch
The start of the trading year has given Christchurch retailers and hospitality owners a spring in their step.
New apple variety to be planted in Canterbury
Joli good: New apple variety to be planted in Canterbury
New Zealand fruit and vegetable giant T&G has set in motion the first commercial planting of Joli branded apples in Canterbury backed by superannuation funds.
North Island buyers scoop up Canterbury sheep
North Island buyers scoop up Canterbury sheep
Black and coloured sheep breeders came out trumps after putting some of their best breeding stock forward for auction at the Waimate A&P showgrounds on January 25.
Crossbred wool market making good gains
Crossbred wool market making good gains
A crossbred wool market at a seven-year high is on the cusp of a clean price of $4 a kilogram in Christchurch.
Farmers shaking up milking times
Farmers shaking up milking times
Canterbury’s dairy farmers are mixing up their milking times away from the traditional twice-a-day visit to the milking shed.
Change at stud farm a break with history
Change at stud farm a break with history
A North Canterbury family has come to terms with moving on from a Dorset Down stud which has been with them for just over 40 years.
North Island buyers scoop up sheep
North Island buyers scoop up sheep
Black and coloured sheep breeders came out trumps after putting some of their best breeding stock forward for auction at the Waimate A&P showgrounds on January 25.
Crossbred wool market making good gains
Crossbred wool market making good gains
A crossbred wool market at a seven-year high is on the cusp of a clean price of $4 a kilogram in the South Island.
Armyworm making early appearance
Armyworm making early appearance
Fall armyworm in various states of development have shown up earlier than usual in parts of the South Island.
Positive outlook for Christchurch retailers
Positive outlook for Christchurch retailers
The start of the trading year has given Christchurch retailers and hospitality owners a spring in their step.
노스 캔터베리 바카라사이트 소닉 울 보드 의자로 서
North Canterbury farmer stands down as wool board chair
North Canterbury farmer Andy Fox has turned down the offer of only one more year on a major wool research board and will step down as its chairman.
Wool board chairman stands down after 'disappointing' offer
Wool board chairman stands down after 'disappointing' offer
North Canterbury farmer Andy Fox has turned down the offer of only one more year on a major wool research board and will step down as its chairman.
Second fall in global dairy auction
Second fall in global dairy auction
A second stutter is not the result dairy farmers wanted for the first Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction of the new year.
Shear for Life returning next month
Shear for Life returning next month
A large shearer gathering in memory of old friends lost to cancer is just a few weeks away.
Clandeboye coal conversion to commence
Clandeboye coal conversion to commence
Fonterra is about to make a start on its $64 million conversion of polluting coal burners to wood pellets at its South Canterbury milk processing plant.
Programme opening up opportunities
Programme opening up opportunities
A Canterbury assistant dairy herd manager who fell into dairy farming has no doubt where her future lies, writes Tim Cronshaw.
Overall 1.4% dip at 1st 2025 GDT auction
Overall 1.4% dip at 1st 2025 GDT auction
A second stutter is not the result dairy farmers wanted for the first Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction of 2025.
Sudden deaths stun industry
Sudden deaths stun industry
The rural community remains stunned by the sudden deaths of Mid Canterbury farming leaders Chris Allen and Colin Drummond.