Northland Business Excellence Awards 2025

NORTHLAND BUSINESSES SHINE BRIGHT AT 2025 AWARDS

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record number of guests attended the black-tie event at McKay Stadium, Whangārei, on Friday, 7 November The evening brought together entrants, sponsors, judges, and key stakeholders from across the Te Taitokerau business community to recognise and honour the remarkable achievements of local businesses and businesspeople Entries grew by 55% compared with last year, marking the highest number since 2018 Businesses from across the region submitted applications ranging from emerging enterprises to large-scale operations, across a variety of specialist categories

The Northpower–Top Energy Supreme Award went to the Far North, with FNR Group Ltd – Ngā Ara o Te Hiku taking the top honour Three generations of the Robinson family were present to celebrate their induction into the Northern Advocate Business Hall of Fame the first time since the Awards’ inception in 2008 that a family has been recognised for its generational contribution to the region, and in another first, the Ministry of Social Development’s He Poutama Tai Tamariki Youth Employee–Employer Award was jointly presented to Izzy Kiff of Goldie Contracting and Tyela Wood of

Excellent Entries Challenge Judges

The Northland Business Excellence Awards would not be possible without the judges a group of dedicated local business owners and professionals who gift their time and expertise to the significant task of reviewing the Awards entries

Judges for the Business category are convened by Greg Atkins, a director at BDO Northland Ltd, who has been facilitating and judging this category for almost 20 years

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p Wilson, an 18-year veteran of the Awards, reflected on this year’s Awards saying: “There is more than ample evidence that our region is alive and well when it comes to business innovation and leadership ”

The NorthChamber board and staff, Awards judges, sponsors, and partners congratulate and acknowledge the enormous efforts of all the 2025 NorthChamber Business Excellence Awards entrants Your courage and commitment are what drive Northland forward Well done to each one of you!

Far North

Build It Northland Ltd, Cable Bay Store, Cuzy T, Doubtless Bay Dental, Holistic Hound, Knights the Jewellers Kaitaia, Maxwell and McIntyre, Peekaboo Backyard and Eatery, Salt and Seed Private Dining, Shalom Education, Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rēhia, The Eye Lady, The Turner Centre, and Tuesday Skin

Whangārei District

Ahurei Hair, AIM Active Intervention Management, Bellcon Limited, CleanScape Ltd, Eugy Dodoland Ltd, Extraordinary Skin and Beauty Studio, Fluffy Dice Ltd, Grand Thai and Indian Restaurant, Hair by ME, Hospitality Supply Company, Kiwi Structure, Koru Parenting Hub Ltd, L’Aesthetics, Lodge9, Mauri Tua Tuia, Nifty Dog Grooming Ltd, North Drill Ltd, PDC Creative, Posi Electrical and Security, Printed, Pyrobe Ruakākā Beach Holiday Park (Ruakākā Reserve Board), Squaties NZ, Stewart Piping Innovations Ltd, T8 Traffic Contr Ltd, Tania Dunn Real Estate, Te Matarau Education Trust, The Access to Advent Charitable Trust, The Community Ltd, tlc4u2, Tū Mai Rā Energy Northland, Turning Point Coffee, Villa Chartered Accounting and Business Advisory, Whananaki Genera Store, Waipū Cove Reserve Board T/A Camp Waipū Cove, Whangārei Boxing, and Woodland Designs

Kaipara

KM2 FinCrime Ltd and Adams Family Productions

To find out more about the Awards process and winners visit www Northlandbusinessawards co.nz

Celebrating Art and Excellence: The Story Behind the Trophies

Every year, Creative Northland and NorthChamber collaborate to commission a Tai Tokerau artist to design the bespoke Northland Business Excellence Awards trophies For over a decade, winners have taken home unique artworks inspired by Northland’s landscapes and the values of excellence, connection, and collaboration

This year’s artist, Trish Clarke, is a Whangārei-based sculptor known for her contemporary metal works Her 2025 design is rich with meaning:

“Each trophy uses the circle to symbolise excellence as an ongoing journey Made from upcycled hot water cylinders with touches of gold leaf, they celebrate renewal, achievement, and the strength of Northland’s business community Set on rimu, they hold firm to our roots and honour tangata whenua ” Award winners receive more than a memento they take home a piece of art that embodies the spirit of our region See Trish’s latest works at NZ Sculpture on Shore, 8–23 November 2025

FAR NORTH ROADING TAKES SUPREME HONOURS AT NORTHLAND BUSINESS AWARDS

Far North Roading’s “remarkable” growth has earned the company the top honour at the 48th annual Northland Business Excellence Awards. Kaitaia-based civil construction leader celebrates remarkable growth, innovation, and commitment to sustainability

The Northpower and Top Energy

Northland Business Excellence

Supreme Award was presented to FNR Group – Nga Ara o Te Hiku, better known as Far North Roading, earlier this month The company also took home the Visual Tech Northland Excellence in Business – Large Business Award, cementing its reputation as a leader in the region’s infrastructure sector

Judges praised Far North Roading for its impressive expansion and unwavering commitment to excellence in a highly competitive industry They highlighted the company’s strong focus on environmental sustainability, significant investment in

technology, and dedication to building staff capability as key factors behind its success

Founded in the Far North, FNR has grown into a major player in roading and civil construction, delivering projects that connect communities and support economic development across Te Tai Tokerau The company’s approach combines innovation with a deep understanding of local needs, ensuring that growth benefits both the business and the region

“This award recognises the hard work of our team and the partnerships we’ve built,” said a spokesperson for Far North Roading

“We’re proud to contribute to Northland’s

future while maintaining values that reflect our commitment to people and place ”

A History of Building the North Far North Roading (FNR) is a diversified civil construction company that has operated under its current structure since 2011, though its roots in the Far North’s civil construction sector stretch back decades Based in Kaitaia, FNR has built a reputation for delivering projects on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards

The company boasts one of the largest and most modern fleets of plant and equipment in Northland, supported by a highly trained and versatile workforce Its expertise spans

civil engineering, roading, bulk earthworks, carparks, subdivisions, drainage, concrete works, and traffic management FNR has also played a key role in horticultural and agricultural developments, including largescale avocado orchard projects and water storage reservoirs

This commitment to innovation and collaboration has seen FNR successfully manage complex, multi-disciplinary projects, often working alongside iwi and local communities From resilience works on the Otiria Stream to major infrastructure developments, FNR continues to demonstrate its ability to adapt and deliver for Northland.

Celebrating Northland

ROBINSON FAMILY HONOURED IN BUSINESS HALL OF FAME

A “truly legendary Northland business family” has become the first family inducted into The Northern Advocate Business Hall of Fame, recognising more than 50 years of contribution to Whangārei’s growth.

The Robinson family spans three generations behind two iconic companies: Robinson Asphalt and Greenfingers Growing Mixes. Their induction was announced at the Northland Business Excellence Awards on Friday, 7th November, celebrating their commitment to succession and regional development.

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From Humble Beginnings

Peter and Joan Robinson laid the foundation in 1972 when they started Robinson Asphalt, followed by Greenfingers in 1986

Their vision was simple: provide quality services for Northland while keeping family at the heart of the business

Robinson Asphalt passed to the next generation in 1992 when daughter Annette “Annie” Johnston and her husband Alan “AJ” Johnston bought the company Today, ownership includes Annie and AJ’s sons Cole and Sam Johnston, plus Tom Taylor (partner of niece Jacqui Cole) and Sam Cowan Annie says she’s proud of the leadership team and 55 staff who uphold values of relationships, integrity, commitment, attitude and excellence

The company has shaped Whangārei through major projects like Whau Valley Dam, Pūtahi Park, and numerous school playgrounds Community support is central, with donations such as the Tutukākā playground and sponsorships for Sport Northland, Northland Rescue Helicopter, Northland Rugby, and more

Growing Greenfingers

Meanwhile, daughter Sharon Cole grew up working weekends at Greenfingers, learning to drive loaders and run the bark mill Today, Sharon and husband Murray Cole own and run the business, with son Max also part of the team Greenfingers employs 20 staff, including family members and long-serving employees who often return

Specialising in bark products and growing media for orchards and home gardeners,

Greenfingers boasts 15,000 loyal customers, some dating back to Sharon’s early days Like Robinson Asphalt, Greenfingers supports schools, kindergartens, and charities such as Kamo Rugby and Kidney Kids

“With family comes trust, and we’re a very trustworthy bunch,” Sharon says

A Vision Fulfilled

Peter Robinson, now 87, always hoped his family would join the businesses, though he never imagined the scale of involvement

Despite his age, Peter remains active, running Robinsons Storage in Te Kamo with Joan Over the years, the couple also renovated Playstead Homestead, managed orchards, raised horses, and even launched Turfcare Services, which took them as far as Pitcairn Island to build a prison

While overseas projects were exciting, Peter says Robinson Asphalt was always intended as a Northland-focused company: “Nobody was doing hot-mix by hand in Whangārei.”

The Hall of Fame honour is deeply meaningful for Peter, who sees it as recognition of decades of hard work and family dedication

Business and Family Intertwined

With so many family members involved, do gatherings turn into board meetings? Annie admits they try to enforce “no work talk” zones, but it’s not always easy Cole says big-picture decisions often happen after hours, while Sharon laughs: “No work talk is a fabulous rule, but in 87 years my father has never learnt it ”

NORTH DRILL LTD

Employer of the Year 2025 - Celebrating People Over Profit

2025 marks a major milestone for North Drill Ltd ten years in business

A decade of growth, grit, and creating memories with the people who have helped shape the journey Adding to this achievement, North Drill proudly took home the Employer of the Year Award at the Northland Business Awards a recognition that reflects the values the company is built on

For founders Bronson and Ida-Jean Murray, this award is the one that matters:

“This one is special for us,” says Bronson “Because it recognises people over profit our North Drill whānau and their success ”

Built Over Time, Powered by People

From humble beginnings with one drill and a team of four, the kaupapa-driven company has grown into a whānau powerhouse of more than 50, delivering Civil Infrastructure Services across Te Tai Tokerau

From day one, the vision was clear:

“We wanted North Drill to be the best place to work surrounded by good people who enjoy life and the things we enjoy Work hard, play hard in that order A whānau-inclusive environment where anything is possible and everyone has the opportunity to succeed ”

That founding intention remains the heartbeat of North Drill’s success

Over the past ten years, the company has played a critical role in connecting communities throughout the region Their work spans:

• Underground Utility Installations

• civil infrastructure delivery

• solar farm and renewable energy installations

• papakāinga development and community projects

Leading With Innovation and Impact

From delivering Northland’s Ultra-Fast Broadband rollout across 14 towns connecting Tai Tokerau to the network to urgent emergency response works in Kaitaia during drought, or supporting the region’s renewable energy future at Ruawai

Solar Farm, North Drill has consistently stepped up to the projects that matter most to the region

Their reputation for reliability, responsiveness, and quality workmanship has earned recognition across Te Tai Tokerau and now, an Employer of the Year title that reinforces their commitment to doing right by their kaimahi

Looking to the Future

As North Drill enters its second decade, the commitment endures:

Fast Facts

Founded: 2015

Employees: 45

grow the business, grow the people, grow the community we serve

Through new technologies and expanding civil and renewable energy capabilities, North Drill is helping shape a stronger, more connected Te Tai Tokerau

Specialties: Directional Drilling, Civil infrastructure, Renewable Energy, Papakainga Development

Awards:

• Deloitte Fast 50

• Tai Tokerau Supreme Māori Business Award

• Aotearoa Maori BusinessLeadership Award

• Northland Business ACC Workplace Health & Safety

• Northland Business Employer of the Year 2025

WHAT’S THE SECRET SAUCE FOR NORTHLAND’S TOP EMPLOYERS?

AAs Northland celebrates another year of innovation and resilience through the Northland Business Excellence Awards, one category reliably captures the spirit of what it means to run a business in our region: Employer of Choice

Being a good employer in the North isn’t just about ticking compliance boxes It’s about culture It’s about community And, increasingly, it’s about the ability to balance commercial reality with the responsibility of creating workplaces where people genuinely want to stay

Northland businesses operate in a unique environment Many are small to medium enterprises where owners still work on the floor, know their staff by name, and feel the sting personally when someone leaves Leadership isn’t theoretical; it’s lived daily

A good employer here understands that recruitment can be harder in the North, retention is worth its weight in gold, and reputation spreads quickly The standouts are those who deliberately invest in their people

Fairness remains the foundation Whether it’s providing clear employment agreements,

consistent processes, or meeting obligations under the Holidays Act and Health and Safety at Work Act, good employers recognise that certainty builds trust Staff can tell when a workplace does the bare minimum – and they can tell when it genuinely strives to get things right

Northland’s best employers offer flexibility in meaningful ways: adjusting hours for whānau commitments, enabling remote work where possible, or rethinking roles to support long-term staff who develop new needs These aren’t perks They’re signals that people matter

Communication is another hallmark The strongest workplaces are those where staff understand where the business is going, how their role contributes, and what opportunities exist for growth That doesn’t always require a formal professional development programme Sometimes it’s as simple as a monthly chat, a chance to raise concerns early, and a willingness from management to actually listen

This year’s Employer of Choice judge, David Grindle, Director at WRMK Lawyers and Employment Law specialist, says “We

see employers who might not have the deepest pockets, but they treat their people with genuine respect,” he says “Good employers in Te Tai Tokerau understand that when they look after their team, the team looks after the business It sounds simple, but it’s amazing how often that principle is overlooked ”

Grindle notes that many finalists this year have embraced proactive wellbeing initiatives, not the glossy wellness days or one-off fruit baskets, but the quieter commitments Checking in on mental health Supporting staff through personal crises Making workloads manageable instead of heroic

Another trend among top Northland employers is a commitment to growing local talent Apprenticeships, entry-level pathways, training partnerships with education providers all help keep skilled people in the region

At its heart, the Employer of Choice award recognises something deeply Northland: that business success and people success aren’t separate ideas They rise together

As the awards spotlight this year’s leaders, the message is clear Being a good employer is no longer a competitive edge, it’s a necessity

WRMK Lawyers is Northland’s largest full service law firm, with offices in Whangarei, Dargaville, Kerikeri and Warkworth With 11 Directors, over 40 lawyers, law clerks and legal executives and a large team of support staff, WRMK Lawyers supports its clients in the areas of property, estates and life planning, dispute resolution, business and employment, construction, dispute resolution and criminal law

WRMK Lawyers are proud to sponsor the Northland Business Excellence Awards Employer of Choice Category for its second year

MAURI TUI TUIA CREATIVE THERAPIES: Building Resilient and Creative Communities Through

Art, Music and Dance Therapy

Mauri Tui Tuia Creative Therapies provides arts therapy, dance movement therapy, and music therapy services across Te Tai Tokerau and Tāmaki Makaurau

Working ecologically within schools, early childhood centres, and community organisations, the team offers a range of therapy options tailored to community and individual needs from one-onone sessions to small groups, as well as workshops for whānau and kaiako, plus professional development for allied health, educators, and therapists

Cultural Co-Creation

Mauri Tui Tuia Creative Therapies is grounded in a kaupapa underpinned by Te Tiriti o Waitangi Founded by registered creative therapists Jan McConnell (MAAT, DTAA(prof), ANZACATA, PNZ) and Katie Pureti (NZRMTh, MMusTher, BMus, ATCL), alongside fellow directors from iwi and community sectors Craig Wells and Aakarsh Pureti, the organisation emerged from a shared vision: to provide accessible, equitable, and creative therapy support for communities in Tai Tokerau

“Our relationships with local communities are at the heart of our mahi,” say the founders “We believe sustainable change comes from ground-up collaboration, fostering resilience, creativity, and connection ”

Therapy Grounded in Research and Practice

The team’s approach draws on traumainformed research in dance, arts, and music

therapy, supporting child and adolescent development and wellbeing across diverse populations Creative therapies offer an alternative to traditional talk-based methods, making them ideal for young tamariki with limited verbal skills, neurodiverse individuals, or those experiencing high anxiety

Through rhythm, sound, ovement, and creative xpression, Mauri Tui Tuia work alongside schools, ECE and ommunity services to support mariki with neurodiversity, auma, and diverse learning needs Their emphasis on side-by-side ractice creates safe spaces for connection nd healing, guided by an understanding of eurobiology and the instinctive wisdom of our bodies and voices

Expert Team, Diverse Skills

The organization’s therapists are masters-level trained and fully registered professionals, each bringing expertise in creative therapy and experience working with whānau, tamariki, and kaiako

Whangārei Firm Villa Redefines Acc

Afemale-led accountancy and advisory practice in Whangārei is redefining what accountancy looks like for Northland’s businesses and communities Villa, founded by Annè Lensink, recently

won the Excellence in Business - Medium Business Award at the Northland Business Excellence Awards, reinforcing its reputation as a regional leader in innovative, clientfocused advisory

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Many team members hold dual qualifications in fields such as social work, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and teaching, enabling a broad and adaptable approach to community needs

Regular professional development and clinical supervision ensure ethical, safe, and transformative practice “Our team is our greatest asset,” the founders affirm “Caring for them means caring for the communities we serve ”

A Vision for Sustainable Wellbeing Mauri Tui Tuia Creative Therapies is committed to building resilience and maintaining wellbeing for kaiako, tamariki, whānau, and therapy professionals By harnessing the universal languages of music, movement, and art, they aim to create inclusive pathways to healing and empower all communities to thrive

believes Northland business owners deserve advisors who listen, explain clearly, and help them grow with confidence Since winning the Emerging Business Award in 2019, Villa has expanded into a respected medium-sized firm known for guiding small businesses through smart, sustainable scaling

Villa offers accounting, business advisory, and valuation services with an emphasis on clarity, education, and purposeful decisionmaking As Northland’s only Certified Business Valuation Specialist, Annè brings

AI-driven forecasting, this modern approach sets the firm apart from traditional practices

Community impact is central to Villa’s identity Through its Accounting for a Cause initiative, the firm donates to local charities every two months, with clients helping choose the recipients

Looking to 2026, Villa aims to help more Northland businesses scale smarter, proving that purposeful, innovative, heart-led business truly makes a difference

FROM LOCAL ROOTS TO LASTING IMPACT

When Phillip and Emma Tracey started Build It Northland back in 2018, they set out to try their hand at running their own business a chance to go out on their own and create a small, modest company built on integrity, skill, and genuine care for their hometown of Kaitaia With over 30 years of hands-on experience, Phill leads the team on-site and is the face of the business, while Emma runs the office with equal precision and heart They still remember the pride of taking on their very first apprentice within the first six months, a milestone that marked the beginning of something bigger than they imagined Since then, the business has continued to grow and adapt with demand, built on a foundation of trust, quality, and good old-fashioned word of mouth Their roles were clear, but their shared passion made the business feel like family from day one

Over the past seven years, Build It Northland has taken on projects big and small, from family homes to local commercial renovations Growth has come naturally,

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r rich mix of enthusiasm and life experience to the worksite They’re supported by three qualified builders, including Phill, who takes pride in mentoring them as they build their skills for the future

o Ngāti Rēhia Wins Excellence in Sustainability and Climate Action Award

Te Whare Taiao o Ngāti Rēhia has proudly taken home the Excellence in Sustainability and Climate Action Award at the Northland Business Awards, a recognition of their unwavering commitment to kaitiakitanga and environmental stewardship Grounded in the values of kaitiakitanga, manaakitanga, aroha, and cultural resilience, the organisation leads innovative initiatives that protect and enhance Te Taiao – the natural environment within Ngāti Rēhia’s rohe

From the Kauri Sanctuary at Tākou Bay, which focuses on seed banking and kauri dieback protection strategy, to freshwater monitoring and predator control under Te Ahutai – Predator Free 2050, Te

Whare Taiao o Ngāti Rēhia exemplifies sustainability in action Their work extends beyond conservation, incorporating policy development, māramataka training, ecocultural tourism, fisheries, aquaculture, and Māori trade training, ensuring both environmental and cultural wellbeing for future generations

This award acknowledges their collaborative approach, partnering with agencies to uphold tikanga and safeguard Ngāti Rēhia’s heritage against development pressures By blending mātauranga Māori with modern environmental strategies, Te Whare Taiao o Ngāti Rēhia sets a benchmark for climate action and biodiversity protection in Aotearoa

He taonga te whenua – the land is a treasure, and Te Whare Taiao o Ngāti Rēhia ensures it remains so.

Ngāti Rēhia Mata Momoe

Ngāti Rēhia Mata Kakaa

Tītiro ki ngā maunga, ngā awa, ngā moana, ngā whenua tapu o Ngāti Rēhia

Ngāti Rēhia the sleeping giant

Ngāti Rēhia faces all challenges, when awakened

Ngāti Rēhia protectors of our sacred mountains, rivers, seas and lands

In 2023, the purchase of a dedicated workshop became a major milestone, giving the team a solid base and helping the business reach new heights Build It Northland remains committed to supporting local trades and suppliers, ensuring every project strengthens the regional economy Looking ahead, Phill and Emma hope to continue creating opportunities while

delivering work that locals can be proud of So, when Build It Northland was announced as the winner of the 2025 Northland Business Excellence Award (Small Business category), it felt like recognition not just of one achievement but of a journey, a celebration of teamwork, perseverance, and the strong community that makes it all possible

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