More supply chain woes as ferry capacity shrinks
Supermarkets have been stocking up and South Island construction companies are bracing for even more shortages with two Interislander ferries out from today.
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Receiverships remain steady as lockdown continues
There has not been a spike in the number receiverships despite the financial difficulties facing industries unable to open under the current lockdown settings.
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Human rights should be separate from trade deal – Meat Industry Association
The Meat Industry Association says concerns about human rights should be kept away from trade, as it welcomes China’s bid to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Hospitality businesses consider no-vax, no entry policy
A Tāmaki Makaurau businessman is gathering support for a no-vax, no-entry policy at bars, cafés and restaurants.
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Auckland Council urges Aucklanders to stay home ahead of a hopeful last weekend in Alert Level 4
Auckland Council is reminding Aucklanders to stay home and stay local for what will hopefully be the region’s last weekend at COVID-19 Alert Level 4. Continue reading
Learn a language at home
We are never too old to learn a language and it is great for keeping the mind stimulated and engaged. It is also something we can do at home without heading into a class.
Now is a great time to utilise the opportunities available through Auckland Counc… Continue reading
Progress on Leys Institute buildings
Auckland Council has begun the development of a detailed business case for the restoration, modernisation and seismic remediation of the Leys Institute buildings following go-ahead given by Waitematā Local Board late 2020.
The 114-year-old council-own… Continue reading
Auckland Council drives social procurement initiative
A total of $37.2 million has been spent with Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses over the last three years according to Auckland Council’s first report on sustainable procurement.
Auckland Council’s Sustainable Procurement Framework was launched in 201… Continue reading
Illegal dumping continues to blight Howick
Illegal dumping is a problem across the Auckland region, but with Thomas Road in Flatbush becoming a hot-spot, Howick Local Board Chair Adele White wants it stopped.
“We are seeing ongoing issues there, frequently booze bottles and waste you might… Continue reading
Investors look to put more money into businesses addressing climate change
Investors are looking to put more of their money into businesses committed to addressing climate change, but want some assurance the investment will deliver results.
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