The Warehouse Group stories

Alipay+ has teamed up with Windcave to simplify cross-border mobile payments for over 10,000 merchants in Australia and New Zealand.

Generative AI promises to revolutionise customer loyalty programs through hyper-personalisation and predictive modelling, say experts from Accor, The Warehouse Group, and Eagle Eye.

Australian retail media giant, Zitcha, advances into Europe by launching London office, aiming to capitalise on rapid maturation of the European retail media market.

MarketMedia and Meta introduce a first-of-its-kind collaboration for off-network ad attribution to optimise Meta campaigns.

In 2023, the Recycle A Device (RAD) project achieved remarkable milestones, including donating 2,374 laptops and winning notable accolades.

Meta and Zitcha are partnering to offer retailers access to a vast audience on Instagram and Facebook, revolutionising ad outreach on these platforms.

Zitcha partners with tyresales to revolutionise retail media networks, enhancing ad campaigns using valuable data.

MarketMedia and oOh!media join forces to install 330+ digital screens in retail stores across New Zealand by 2024.

iSANZ Awards 2023 announces finalists for NZ's top cybersecurity honours, with varied categories. Winners to be revealed soon.

Jo-Anne Ruhl named new VP and managing director of Workday ANZ, succeeding Stephen Jack who continues as director to advise and support Ruhl.

Jo-Anne Ruhl becomes the new VP and MD of Workday Australia and New Zealand, succeeding Stephen Jack. Ruhl joined the company in 2018.

The Warehouse Group has implemented the Workday Peakon Employee Voice listening platform to connect with every team member and address ongoing feedback.

While it's a step in the right direction towards managing NZ's e-waste, the lack of accessible locations means that many Kiwis miss out.

What if there was a way to extend the lifespan of products before they end up in landfill? Device repairability seems like a logical step.

The trucks add to the Group’s expanding fleet of light electric vehicles and will operate in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga and Christchurch.

New Zealand allows tech goods to be sold as 'essential' during Alert Level 4 lockdown, with firms like Noel Leeming and PB Tech offering items online.

Noel Leeming unveils protection service plans offering customers enhanced purchase protection for technology and appliances.

TheMarket launches in NZ with 1,500+ brands, revolutionizing Kiwi online shopping with diverse global options.

IBM teams up for NZ's education initiative, boosting tech skills and jobs for Auckland teens at Aorere & Manurewa HS.

Noel Leeming has been fined NZD $200,000 for misleading consumers about their rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act, according to the Commerce Commission.