Supermarket staff not happy at costume request
Staff have been rankled by suggestion they pay for costumes, but supermarket says it’s voluntary.
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Mangement shake up at Comvita after heavy loss announced
Among the changes the chief executive will become an advisor to the board while the board chair becomes acting chief executive.
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PGW profit tumbles as farmers face difficult times
Weak trading especially for sheep farmers flowed through to the company, resulting in a 82 percent slide in profit.
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Shoppers going online to find bargains, convenience
A recent survey found 83 percent of Australian online shoppers and 77 percent of NZ online shoppers are active every month.
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Huia 1 watermain works begin in Epsom
Watercare will begin the final stage of the Huia 1 watermain replacement in Epsom.
This stage marks the beginning of the end of a mammoth project that Watercare and construction partner March Cato have been working on since June 2019.
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Facing redundancy at 60 – ‘time coming at you quickly’
Katie has just been told her job is likely to go: “I’m like a lot of people who don’t really think time is coming for you as quickly as it does.”
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‘Flip-flopping’ Reserve Bank dents its credibility, mortgage broking boss says
Too much pain has been inflicted by confusing OCR forecasts, says the chief executive of Squirrel.
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To register or not?
The storm recovery programme offers a limited, one-off opportunity to get financial support for property mitigation or a voluntary buy-out.
Registrations close on 30 September 2024.
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People opting for cheaper meat, buying whole animal as cost of living bites
Mince, rump steak and anything on sale is selling – but expensive cuts are slower, a Dunedin butcher says.
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Residential property values slowly shrinking across all price brackets – QV
Residential property values continue to fall with only three urban areas recording positive growth, according to the latest QV House Price Index.
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