Business

Q&A with Trevor Rollinson and Debbie Baker

A building that formerly housed a Four Square supermarket is now home to a microbrewery. Helena O’Neill met with Trevor Rollinson and Debbie Baker...

The sky’s the limit

Concerned by New Zealand’s sliding economic performance, Pukekohe local Mike Marr helped come up with Innovation Franklin to help foster growth in the area. Marr...

Franklin builder wins Auckland Apprentice of the Year

A Franklin builder has been named Auckland Apprentice of the Year. Jayden Buckingham, 24, took top honours at the regional competition in September. He is...

Overhaul of Holidays Act changes leave entitlements

Following years of payroll issues, billions paid out to correct underpayments, and ongoing pressure from both businesses and unions, the Government has announced it...

Seismic risk and commercial property

Glen Low, Partner at Franklin Law Significant changes are on the horizon for New Zealand's seismic risk management system, with a new review set...

Flower growers blown away by support after wind damage

On Sunday, August 31, Khim Tuaimart and Owen Alexander of Thai Iwi Flowers lost three glasshouses and 12,000 plants when what they describe as...

Pic’s Peanut Butter gets reo remix for Māori Language Week

To celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week), Pic’s Peanut Butter is back with a jar that’s got plenty to say. Pic’s...

Showcasing Franklin flavour

By Pukekohe Business Association This September, the Pukekohe Business Association is shining a spotlight on Pukekohe’s incredible hospitality scene. Pukekohe on a Platter is a...

Winter support for families

Counties Energy, in collaboration with Mai Lighthouse (formerly Franklin Family Support Services), is supporting local whānau in need with the Winter Warmer Packs initiative. Now...

IKEA reveals opening date of Auckland store

New Zealand’s first IKEA store will open its doors at the Sylvia Park shopping centre in Auckland on Thursday, December 4. Today’s announcement on-site at...