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Long-running Kiwi fashion event is changing, as Viva editor Amanda Linnell explains.

Outdated regulations hampering the hemp industry. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Workers fret as boutique meat processing business announces a company "reset".

A circular economy could solve NZ's waste woes and free up billions, a top thinker says.

NZ must swap its plastic packaging system to one where nothing gets wasted, report says.

The sale of eco-friendly alternatives to plastic like paper bags is skyrocketing.

Uber has announced its shortlist for a third location to test its flying taxis.

Kathmandu's chief executive is excited to steer the company through global expansion.

Most business directors have doubts about how their boards will manage a digital future.

New government's 100 per cent renewable power generation by 2035 doable, says expert.

Kiwi consumers are helping save the environment with their wallets.

Three quarters of Kiwis say they would pay more for organic, sustainable and ethically produced products. The latest Colmar Brunton

Kiwis Against Seabed Mining has been denied charitable status and the accompanying tax benefits as it's considered an advocacy group

Husband and wife duo India and Steve Korner explain how their business is helping to promote workplace promote sustainability.

Air New Zealand is looking for biofuel suppliers, but warns replacement for jet fuel is some way off.

The Sustainable Cities Index has ranked New Zealand's capital the sixth greenest city.

Efficiency moves by industry deliver financial savings.

Consumers are prepared to pay more, writes James Russell.

Enviro-Mark ahead of the curve, now it's expanding.

COMMENT: Is your business counting its carbon yet, or are you still dismissing it as a bit of a hippie fad?

Here's how Apple's latest initiative is making you contribute to a sustainable planet.

COMMENT: Sustainability leadership - we don't know what we've got 'til it's gone, writes Barry Coates.

Donna Hamilton and her husband Stuart run Muriwai-based tourism company Coast to Coast Tours.

Deadly Ponies is an Auckland-based company that produces leather handbags and small accessories.

Shaun Cloustan says the human race isn't getting any smaller, so everybody has to think about the way they do things.

We Compost collects around 500 tonnes of compostable waste each year, helping customers avoid about 270 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.

Sustainability is a buzzword you hear often in business, but it's a topic where there can sometimes be more talk than walk.