Police investigate construction company director accused of taking thousands
The company’s director Hemi Arapeta Tiopira has not responded to RNZ’s multiple requests for comment.
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ACC workers vote to join mega-strike action on Thursday
The PSA union says more than 1200 workers from across ACC are planning to join about 100,000 workers from other sectors.
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Alliance farmers vote yes on $270m deal with Dawn Meats
Under the agreement, Dawn Meats will acquire a 65 percent stake in Alliance Group.
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Tryphena Wharf renewal works complete
Tryphena Wharf is back to business as usual after a full refurbishment. Continue reading
Jobseekers ignoring ‘buffet’ of roles in pricy tourist towns, employers say
Despite demand for jobs running red-hot, some Queenstown and Wānaka employers say it’s never been harder to find staff.
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Ikea owner buys up Northland forestry
Ingka Investments, the parent company of furniture giant Ikea, has bought 10,000 hectares of production forestry in Northland.
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SkyCity trading below book value, Forsyth Barr says
The casino operator’s share price is trading at an estimated 50 percent discount to the book value of its assets.
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How even non-striking workers might not be paid in a strike
Industrial action such as this week’s ‘mega strike’ can cause significant issues for employers, one employment law expert says.
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Job advertisements increase as more New Zealanders apply for work in Australia
An employment report indicates the volume of ads rose 1 percent in September, which was the fourth consecutive monthly increase, or 6 percent up on the year earlier.
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Feedback sought on future recreational use for A F Thomas Park
Auckland Council is asking for feedback from residents about future recreational activities for A F Thomas Park.
The Kaipātiki Local Board will run five weeks of public consultation from 20 October 2025, through to 23 November 2025, to hear from the… Continue reading