Professional

Women in business

Behind many Franklin businesses there are dynamic women including: Marissa Chapman  General Manager, Grahams Funeral Services, Ph 09 2368919 | Email marissa@grahamsfunerals.co.nz www.grahamsfunerals.co.nz My career began as a young...

Powerful friends unite

A new connection promises to deliver more power to the people, Counties Energy’s chief executive, Judy Nicholl, asserts. “This is exactly the type of outcome...

Q&A with Michael Barnett

For more than three decades, Karaka’s Michael Barnett was one of New Zealand’s most influential business advocates, serving as chief executive of the Auckland Business...

Women in Business

Behind many Franklin businesses there are dynamic women including: Michelle Constello: General Manager, Jennian Homes Franklin Ph 09 238 6156 | www.jennian.co.nz Email michelle.costello@jennian.co.nz Building a home is such...

Small businesses beware – handshake deals are great, until something goes wrong

By Brijesh Sandhu, Solicitor in Rice Craig’s Commercial Law team, led by ScottHunter Many businesses are built on trust, longstanding relationships and a good...

One year strong: The PBA Good Guys

One year on, the Pukekohe Business Association Good Guys ambassadors have become afamiliar and valued presence around town, known for checking in with businesses,...

Protecting your home loan journey

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments most Kiwis will ever make. While securing the right mortgage is important, protecting your...

Parking in Pukekohe

By Shawna Coleman, General Manager, PBA Parking in Pukekohe is a regular topic of conversation. We’ve all felt the frustration ofcircling the block, hoping...

Finding your perfect home

People are at the heart of Diana Cussen’s real estate journey. Since joining Barfoot & Thompson in 2009, Diana has been recognised with multiple awards...

Parenting doesn’t have to be navigated alone

Mai Lighthouse is the leading social services agency across Franklin and North Waikato. By Mai Lighthouse Our taiohi (teenagers) are growing up in a world...