Mitre 10 Oamaru to double in size
Mitre 10 Oamaru is set to double in size over the coming year with a $18 million investment. The new 6,000sqm Mitre 10 MEGA store will open on Dee Street in 2020 boasting an expanded offering for trade and retail customers. Read More
Habitat inspires Takahē chick name: Poa
Just like the thought and deliberation put in by prospective parents, the responsibility of naming a takahē chick was not taken lightly by Lee Meese from Christchurch, who had her name ‘Poa’ selected from 1800 other entries in a recent ‘name a takahē chick’ competition by Mitre 10. Read More
Westport school community garden re-established after Cyclone Fehi
More than a year after Cyclone Fehi battered the community of Westport, the town rallied together to re-establish a community asset – the Westport North School garden and orchard. Read More
New Mitre 10 is underway in Gisborne
The new large format Mitre 10 store is tipped to open before the end of the year, with local civil contractors Siteworx Civil getting started on site within the next few weeks. Read More
Hastings local wins $50,000
John Foster from Hastings turned a quick trip to his local Mitre 10 MEGA store in to $50,000, thanks to the Mitre 10 “Choicest Summer Ever” promotion. Read More
Pillars wins Mitre 10 Community of the Year
A mentoring programme that supports children with parents in prison was last night named Mitre 10 New Zealand Community of the Year for 2019.Read More
Dedicated DIYer wins $25k grand prize in Mitre 10’s Half-Time Prize Catch promotion
A surprised and delighted West Aucklander has won the $25,000 grand prize in Mitre 10’s Half-Time Prize Catch promotion. Read More
Mitre 10 to ditch bags and boot liners
Mitre 10 has today announced it will remove single-use plastic bags from its network of 81 Mitre 10 and Mitre 10 MEGA stores by the middle of 2018. Read More
Canterbury Charitable Hospital Trust wins Mitre 10 Community of the Year
A hospital that provides free services including a wide range of surgical procedures was last night named Mitre 10 New Zealand Community of the Year for 2018. Read More
Mitre 10 owners show their true colours in 'We're From Here' campaign
Mitre 10 is out to prove that provincial ties run deep, kicking off its sponsorship of the National Provincial Championship (NPC), now named the Mitre 10 Cup. Read More
Mitre 10 launches online video channel for digital age DIYers
In true DIY spirit, New Zealand’s largest home improvement retailer, Mitre 10, is making a world-first move today by launching its own video streaming channel, with man of the moment world champion rower Eric Murray anchoring the channel’s first feature series. Read More
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Lucky Leeston DIYer wins new Hilux
Leeston resident Neville Noel Craythorne is now the proud owner of a brand new Toyota Hilux SR5 after being drawn as the winner in the Mitre 10 Summer of DIY competition. Read More
Community Fruit Harvesting wins Mitre 10 New Zealand Community of the Year Award 2016
Community Fruit Harvesting has won the Mitre 10 New Zealand Community of the Year Award, given as part of the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards 2016. Read More
Mitre 10 research reveals the most ‘Kiwi’ colour
Green has been nominated the most Kiwi colour, according to research released today by New Zealand’s leading home improvement and building supply company Mitre 10. Read More
Mitre 10 continues its strong year-on-year growth
New Zealand’s leading home improvement and building supply company Mitre 10 today announced its annual results for 2016, an outstanding financial year that includes a group revenue number of $1.24 billion up 9.4% on the previous year. Read More
Mitre 10 putting its might behind New Zealand's domestic rugby
Mitre 10 is putting its might behind rugby all over New Zealand, by signing on as the naming rights sponsor for domestic rugby in a partnership that includes the long-running National Provincial Championship (NPC). Read More
Women step up in DIY but men not ready to move over, research shows
Women are getting more confident about their DIY skills and even believe they’re better at it than their mothers were – but men still think home improvement is a masculine domain, according to research undertaken by Mitre 10. Read More
Back yards shrinking but Kiwis still love the quarter-acre paradise
New Zealanders still have a major soft spot for the idea of the quarter-acre pavlova paradise, according to research commissioned by the country’s leading home improvement and building supply company, Mitre 10, but we’re finding more and more ways to maximise our ever-shrinking outdoor spaces. Read More