HeyJaredTim McCready
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Ministry of Awesome triples Christchurch footprint for start-up growth (opens the original)
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Ministry of Awesome's chief executive Graham Scown in the new headquarters, designed to create entrepreneurial density. Ministry of Awesome has tripled its Christchurch footprint. Chief executive Graham Scown tells Tim McCready he sees it as economic infrastructure needed by New Zealand’s start-ups. There are deliberately few walls in Ministry of Awesome’s new Christchurch home. The start-up organisation has moved from the 400sq m Te Ōhaka space it shared with Ara Institute of Canterbury into an
ICBC doubles down on New Zealand’s infrastructure build (opens the original)
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From water and ports to logistics and schools, ICBC New Zealand is financing a growing range of infrastructure projects, writes Tim McCready. Jing Li returned from Stockholm and Oslo earlier this year more optimistic about New Zealand’s infrastructure outlook. Li, ICBC New Zealand’s chief sales officer, was part of Infrastructure New Zealand’s delegation to Sweden and Norway, where he spent a week looking at infrastructure systems, governance, investment planning and long-term development strate
Would the world notice if New Zealand disappeared? (opens the original)
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World-class biosecurity remains the sector’s highest priority. This year’s score (9.40 out of 10) is the highest score reported for any priority since 2018 – the year Mycoplasma bovis and Myrtle Rust pushed biosecurity to an all-time survey record of 9.62, demonstrating the enormous economic cost of a single biosecurity failure. New Zealand’s food and fibre sector could disappear tomorrow and global markets would barely notice. That was the provocation from one industry leader during this year’s
'The door is open': What NZ can gain from India's agribusiness leaders (opens the original)
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The Indian agribusiness delegation pays a visit to a dairy farm near Morrinsville. Trade agreements open doors. The New Zealand-India free trade agreement has thrown one wide open – but people still need to walk through it. I saw that first-hand last month, accompanying 10 of India’s brightest agribusiness entrepreneurs and business leaders during a week-long visit to New Zealand. The Asia New Zealand Foundation’s India Entrepreneurship Initiative (NZIEI), now in its second year, brought the del
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