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A New Zealand-first food waste innovation is helping reduce landfill, boost grower income, and improve food security. Learn how the Powered by Plants model is turning waste into global opportunity.
Takapuna Golf Course may be lost to flood management redevelopment. Golf NZ and Harbour Sport are calling for urgent protection of this essential public recreation space.
Elite Athlete Research from Vantaset Spurs Workplace Transformation for Police and Defence Forces A pioneering workplace performance system from New Zealand...
Awarua Quadrant is set to become New Zealand’s largest industrial development—unlocking over 500 hectares of zoned land for high-value manufacturing, freight and renewable energy. Backed by Calder Stewart, the Southland-based hub is poised to transform the region’s economy and national supply chain, with full activation possible within 24 months.
Kiwi investors are now holding over NZ$128 billion in US shares and bonds — and with fintech platform moomoo now live in New Zealand, global markets are more accessible than ever.
New Zealand’s construction sector is facing a mental health crisis, with suicide rates 25% higher than other industries. Business strategist Marti Amos is calling for urgent reform to improve financial literacy and reduce stress across the trade. Impact PR shares how construction PR agencies in Auckland can help drive national awareness and change.
A new Kiwi horticultural innovation is turning heads – and tails – across the globe. Muttley’s Estate has launched a premium...
An Impact PR campaign has generated national media coverage across RNZ, Newstalk ZB, the Dominion Post, Christchurch Press, Waikato Times and...
Calder Stewart has announced a $3B privately funded inland port development in Otago — set to become New Zealand’s largest. The Milburn Quadrant project will ease freight pressure on Port Chalmers, boost export capacity for primary industries, and deliver long-term infrastructure powered by renewable energy.
In a move that signals the growing demand for authentic heritage tourism in rural New Zealand, one of the country’s oldest hotels is poised for a multi-million-dollar expansion that will double its size.
With the promise of higher salaries, better weather, and a seemingly similar lifestyle, it’s no surprise that thousands of New Zealanders continue to consider migrating to Australia.
Over the past decade, the distinction between public relations and advertising has become increasingly blurred.
Choosing the right partner for your communications strategy is a critical decision that can have a lasting impact on your brand’s reputation and growth.
Press releases are not just words on a page. They are a strategic communications medium that can shape public perception, drive business growth, and ultimately set the narrative for your brand's success.
A ground-breaking international partnership is set to accelerate the commercialisation of New Zealand’s food innovations, unlocking fresh export opportunities and driving global growth in the sector.
As US$6.2bn global retail giant Malabar Gold & Diamonds, prepares to make its highly anticipated entry into New Zealand, Impact PR is supporting the brand’s launch with a strategic communications campaign.
The expansion of the world’s largest oil and gas pipeline throughout North America is set to provide part of a $70 million boost to exports of New Zealand-made amphibious-capable aircraft over the next decade.
Auckland’s ultra-premium property market has faced increasing competition from other regions, with new data revealing a shift in $5 million+ home sales across New Zealand.
When Kāinga Ora initially excluded wool carpet from a major government housing tender, it posed a significant challenge to New Zealand’s wool industry. Following publicity around the exclusion, the tender was reopened and wool suppliers allowed to submit their offering.
When the exclusion of wool carpet from one of the country’s largest tenders was identified, Impact PR supported its client Bremworth in raising national awareness of the issue.