Budget advisors push for Govt restrictions on debt collectors
Budget advisors want the government to crack down on debt collectors saying they should not be allowed to constantly bombard those who owe money.
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Hospo staff fed up with abuse over level 2 rules: ‘People should know by now’
Disgruntled patrons who have resisted level 2 restrictions at bars and restaurants in Ashburton are adding unwanted stress for staff members.
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Boost for waka ama club in Te Atatū
Plans for a permanent waka ama facility in Te Atatū have taken a step closer following the news that approximately 200m2 of council land next to Te Atatu Boat Club is set to be reclassified to allow for more storage space for waka.
It will allow the… Continue reading
Auckland Council seeks feedback on new Significance and Engagement policy
From today, 27 September, until 18 October, Auckland Council is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to the Significance and Engagement Policy, which provides guidance on how the council receives and considers community views when making… Continue reading
Energy firms claim big interest in Southland hydrogen plant proposal
A proposal to build the world’s first large-scale green hydrogen plant in Southland is attracting strong interest from domestic and international businesses, according to those behind the project.
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‘So many unknowns’- Businesses respond to vaccine passport idea
Wellington business owners give their take on vaccine passports, whether these should be mandated, and how these could be of benefit.
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EA Networks exceeded maximum revenue by $3.3m, Commerce Commission finds
A South Island electrical lines company has escaped with a warning from the regulator after overcharging customers in back to back years.
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Synlait Milk reports ‘largest ever’ loss of $28.5m
The South Island dairy company has posted its forecast loss as it was hit by disruptions for its major customer, but predicted a return to “robust” profitability this year.
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Bosses at more risk of burnout than ever before
There is overwhelming pressure during the pandemic for bosses to care for their staff, but their own health is suffering, new research has found.
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Most companies ‘not doing enough’ to support code of ethics
A consulting group has given most of the country’s major listed companies a fail grade when it comes to way they support their code of ethics.
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