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Revenue Minister Peter Dunne has tabled legislation which would entitle up to 310,000 New Zealand families to income share for tax purposes.This family-friendly bill will empower and assist families with one parent working fewer or more flexible hours in order to raise their children.
How many of your employees start their days struggling to get out of bed with this statement “I Hate My Job”?
The government is introducing changes to the Building Act 2004 to cut bureaucracy, make builders more accountable, and remove the need for building consents for some minor low-risk work.
McRaeway Homes have introduced three new house models into their award-winning Limelight Series.
The Dunedin Cadbury Chocolate Carnival has won the NZ Association of Event Professionals Event Industry Award.
Plumbing is a system which is used for distribution of portable water and the pipes installed in a building are used for removal of waterborne wastes. It is a system of pipes or tubes. Plumbing is used to get the clean water in and waste water out from the house. It is a core of every house hold. It is distinguished from water and sewage systems. It needs regular maintenance.
Silver Ferns members were brought into New World stores last Saturday in Christchurch, Rotorua and Papakura to meet fans, shoppers and staff. As a New Zealand owned and operated organsation, New World is proud to sponsor Kiwi icons such as Netball New Zealand and the Silver Ferns.
Prokiwi International has pleaded guilty and been fined for 17 representative charges of breaching the Fair Trading Act for supplying products that mislead customers into believing the products were New Zealand made.
The World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) Panel has released a report with findings that favour NZ apple growers in the Australia case. The report finds that all sixteen of Australia’s quarantine measures along with their current Import Risk Analysis are inconsistent with their legal obligations as a WTO member.
Dr Colin Burrows, a christchurch botanist with a long involvement and contribution to Canterbury’s natural history, has been awarded the prestigious Loder Cup.
The government is introducing measure to make taxis safer. From 2011 it will be mandatory for taxis in larger towns and cities to be fitted with security cameras.
They are unique people, difficult to find and keep if you are not providing the right supportive culture. If you have a customer service super star your competitors will know it and you can bet they will be doing all they can to encourage them to jump ship.
Tickets are now on sale for this year’s NZ Cup and Show Week, which runs from Saturday 6 to Saturday 13 November, 2010 in Christchurch.
NZX Market Supervision (NZXMS) announces amendments related to the introduction of NZX’s new clearing and settlement system. Amendments are to the NZSX/NZDX Listing Rules and the NZAX Listing Rules replacing the previous notice dated 25 June 2010.
The Westpac Young Fashion Designer Competition has been created as a launch pad for young potential fashion designers. It is open to final year students, fresh graduates and designers new to the market.
Eight prisoners have graduated from the Drug Treatment Unit at Christchurch Men’s Prison. They are the 23rd group to graduate since the programme opened in 2006.
RBNZ Deputy Governor Grant Spencer invites submissions on proposals to change the disclosure regime for registered banks to reduce compliance costs.
Telecom has submitted a proposal to Crown Fibre Holdings to deliver a national fibre to the home network.
Outrageous Fortune star Robyn Malcolm is returning to the stage in Silo Theatre’s production of Smauel Beckett’s classic Happy Days, at the Herald Theatre in August 2010.
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