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Tuesday, 28 June 2022

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Maritime Union Welcomes Charges Against Former Ports Of Auckland CEO
19:03 | 13/8/21

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The Maritime Union has welcomed news the individual facing charges for the 2020 death of a worker at the Ports of Auckland is former CEO Tony Gibson. The Ports of Auckland is also facing charges under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 filed ... more»
Scan Through Three Green Shoots Gleaming In The NZ Economy
18:28 | 13/8/21

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Summary • New Zealand’s economic recovery from the pandemic has been one of the fastest in the world, owing to the country’s swift containment of the virus. • Economic indicators like electronic card transactions, unemployment rates and ... more»
Asia Pacific Region Leads Benetti’s Global Superyacht Sales With New Zealand A Promising And Evolving Market
18:16 | 13/8/21

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Oasis 34M World’s largest shipyard and superyacht company eyes New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: The world’s leading shipyard and superyacht company, Benetti have been rewarded for their keen focus on the Asia Pacific region with Australia and New Zealand ... more»

Organic Vineyard And Medical Centre Premises For Sale
16:14 | 13/8/21

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A highly productive Marlborough organic sauvignon blanc vineyard - which also contains modern chic premises housing a medical practice - has been placed on the market for sale. The property, located in desirable and tightly held Rapaura, just north of ... more»
New Zealand Homes. Sweet As? Or Not?
16:14 | 13/8/21

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On 1 August 2021, the Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt said: "New Zealand governments have signed up to a critically important human right: the right to a decent home. For generations, they have promised to create the conditions ... more»
Electric Kiwi And Haast Energy Trading File Formal Complaint In Response To Electricity Market Failure
15:41 | 13/8/21

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Electric Kiwi and Haast Energy Trading have filed a formal complaint to the EA asserting that an Undesirable Trading situation (or UTS) occurred in relation to Monday night’s blackouts. This complaint is a process within the electricity regulations that allows ... more»
Napier Port Workers’ Union Protests Against Arrival Of Blood Phosphate Ship
15:16 | 13/8/21

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The Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU), representing port workers at Napier Port, has handed a letter of protest to the captain of a ship carrying Blood Phosphate mined in the Western Sahara that arrived at the port late on Thursday night 12 August. ... more»
Koakoa And The Bond Store: Spirit Of Wellington In 2021 Wellington On A Plate
15:11 | 13/8/21

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Spirits from award-winning Kapiti distillers Koakoa and The Bond Store are the toast of this year’s Visa Wellington On A Plate (WOAP) , with eleven bars and hospitality venues across the region using their offerings as a key ingredient in a special cocktail ... more»
Rail Safety: Level Crossing Risks Demand Coordinated Solutions
13:46 | 13/8/21

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Level crossing safety is about more than the necessity of road users and pedestrians following the rules and looking out for trains, says Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) Chief Executive Martin Sawyers. “The Commission’s Watchlist ... more»
New Director Appointed To BNZ Board
12:04 | 13/8/21

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Ms Barbara Chapman CNZM has been appointed an independent non-executive director of Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), effective 01 October 2021. BNZ Chairman Doug McKay ONZM said he was delighted to welcome Ms Chapman on behalf of the BNZ Board. “Barbara ... more»
Electricity Authority Orders Review Under The Electricity Industry Act 2010
12:00 | 13/8/21

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The Electricity Authority has ordered a review of the 9 August 2021 electricity cuts, while working with industry over the past few days to secure more information about the event and the impact on consumers. "The Authority is using its powers ... more»
George Weston Foods Starts Eliminating Plastic Tags On Bread Bags
08:29 | 13/8/21

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Starting today, George Weston Foods (GWF) will replace plastic bread bag tags with fully recyclable cardboard ones on Ploughmans Bakery and Bürgen bread. The new tags will be used to seal all Ploughmans and Bürgen loaves throughout New Zealand, seven ... more»
Maritime Union Welcomes Charges Against Ports Of Auckland Following 2020 Death
05:01 | 13/8/21

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The Maritime Union has welcomed the announcement of charges against Ports of Auckland (POAL) following the 2020 death of a worker at the Ports. Mr Pala’amo (Amo) Kalati was killed on 30 August 2020 after being crushed when a container was dropped during ... more»
The Proof You Needed That Investing Ethically Pays
16:29 | 12/8/21

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In just two years the leading ethical KiwiSaver, Pathfinder, has reached $100 million under management. And it has reached this delivering market leading returns, proving ‘profit’ is not a dirty word. Can you invest ethically and at the same time make ... more»
CentrePort Launches Electric Vehicles With Support From New Zealand Green Investment Finance
16:27 | 12/8/21

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One hundred percent electric vehicles are now being used to move container cargo at Wellington’s CentrePort, thanks to investment from New Zealand Green Investment Finance (NZGIF). After entering into a green credit facility provided by NZGIF, CentrePort ... more»

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