In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.
A Smith Crane & Construction crane is helping to erect three new wind turbines to power New Zealand’s Scott Base, Antarctica.
In 2024, the Carter Group had three applications accepted for fast-track approval, drawing some controversy online, with people criticising the decision on social media.
In 2024, Power Farming celebrated its diamond anniversary after growing through 75 years of ups and downs since Laurie Maber opened his first dealership, Maber Motors.
The Porter family has been the proud sponsor of race car driver Liam Lawson for the past eight years.
The global side of the Les Mills Group has recovered well from the pandemic, while the local side is expected to take another two years to return to pre-Covid membership numbers.
Allan Drinkrow remains actively involved in his Kaipara Ltd business on a daily basis, but has left much of the development of the businesses and day-to-day operation of his companies to its MD.
Sir Stephen Tindall had a difficult ride with The Warehouse in 2024.
While Stephen hasn’t been involved in anything business related for the past year, brother Chris has, through his connection to investment fund Motion Capital.
Almost three decades after the two started PB Tech, it now operates 19 superstores and retail centres.
