Country Life podcast - RNZ
WEB6 days ago — FULL SHOW: Country Life for 13 September 2024. Copy URL. 13 September 2024. Episode details. Hear from an expert on China's consumer market, meet a former dairy high-flyer now farming a very different sort of protein and learn more about a niche rural business using deer antlers. Play 50m.
How many public sector roles are going, and from where?
WEB6 days ago — On 25 September Kāinga Ora announced a further 321 roles were going at the agency, bringing the net reduction to 553. It had previously proposed cutting 232 positions in people governance and capability, national services, commercial, urban planning and design, strategy finance and policy and Te Kurutao group Māori.
Climate protesters confront Resources Minister Shane Jones
WEB3 days ago — An unanticipated problem was encountered, check back soon and try again. A group of climate protesters clashed with Minister for Resources Shane Jones in central Wellington today, when he happened to walk by their march down Lambton Quay. The group of about 30 people walked from Parliament to the Todd Energy building, …
Early childhood relief teachers face big drop in income
WEB2 days ago — Centres signed up to full parity received $1.50-$2.76 more per hour per child than a centre not providing pay parity. They were obliged to pay qualified registered teachers $57,358 per year at the bottom of the scale and $96,820 at the top or 11th step of the scale. Early Childhood Council chief executive Simon Laube said the main benefit of ...
What went wrong for Fletcher Building? | RNZ News
WEB2 days ago — Fletcher Building's share price has fallen from $8 to less than $3 in the past decade. File photo. Photo: RNZ / Cole Eastham-Farrelly. It might be one of the country's biggest companies, but Craigs Investment Partners has not had Fletcher Building among its recommended portfolios for the past decade, and that has served the investment firm well.
Pacific Waves for Friday 27 September 2024 - RNZ
WEB6 days ago — Pacific. 6:00 AM A new initiative is set to address a growing shortage of skilled workers needed in the manufacturing, engineering and logistics (MEL) industries, by engaging the Pacific workforce. Audio. Queue. Previous Episode: Thursday, 26 September 2024. Next Episode: Saturday, 28 September 2024.
All Blacks banish Wellington hoodoo with win over Wallabies
WEB5 days ago — Photo: Harry Cornaga / Photosport Ltd 2024 www.photosport.nz. The All Blacks have beaten the Wallabies 33-13 in the second Bledisloe Cup test in Wellington, their final home game of the year. The victory ends the hosts' six-year winless run in the city and means the All Blacks finish the Rugby Championship with three wins and three …
All Blacks v Australia: All you need to know | RNZ News
WEB5 days ago — All Blacks v Wallabies. Kick-off: 7.05pm Saturday 28 September (NZT) Sky Stadium, Wellington. Live updates on RNZ Sport. The All Blacks are coming off a win but are also after an improved performance against the Wallabies this weekend. They head to a venue they haven't won at since 2018, with a narrative hanging over them around their …
Attack on Auckland rugby referee referred to police | RNZ News
WEB3 days ago — Auckland Rugby Union has referred an alleged incident of referee abuse to the police. Social media footage shows a referee being shoved to the ground by a player at the end of a match at Aorere Park in Mangere on Saturday. The match was an Auckland Samoa club competition fixture between the Lauli'i Lions and United Brothers.
Agreement signed for a biorefinery at Marsden Point | RNZ News
WEB2 days ago — Seadra had initially signed a deal to buy decommissioned hydrocracking assets from Channel for US$33.88 million last year, with the intention of shifting them offshore. But Channel said after Seadra investigated the complexity of moving the assets offshore, it felt leaving them at Marsden Point and using them for a biorefinery would …