Reproductive production constraints within the New Zealand racing industry

Radioactive Materials in New Zealand Industry

Certain materials "decay" at the atomic level over a period of time, giving off "radiation" in the form of energy or subatomic particles. This radiation can be harnessed and used for a variety of industrial applications. Some of the commonest of these which are used in New Zealand are listed below, although many others exist that are either only used to a small extent or used exclusively overseas.

Economic Impact Of The Horse Racing Industry

Business Strategies For the New Zealand Online Fashion Industry

The popularity of the Internet has raised the number of people shopping online and offers opportunities for fashion businesses to promote or sell their products via the Internet. There are an increasing number of New Zealand fashion organisations launching a web site either for information distribution, promotional use or online retailing. It is believed that the online fashion industry has a t...

Addressing Musculoskeletal Disorders in the New Zealand Log Sawmilling Industry

The paper presents findings from a government funded, industry-based study of timber handling tasks in New Zealand log sawmills, and discusses some of the issues encountered in conducting a long term study of this type. Twelve months’ of accident register records from a sample of log sawmills were first analysed to determine the tasks most commonly linked with musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). W...

Update: The Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand

New Zealand is a small Pacific nation 1600 km east 01 Australia and thus is far from the population centers of the Northern Hemisphere its major markets. New Zealand has an area of approximately 268,000 km2 (comparable to the area of the state of Colorado) and a population of just over three million. Its economy is based largely on the pastoral production of sheep and cattle: The meat industry ...