November 22 edition of the BNZ Weekly

Friday, 23 November 2012, 9:29 am
Press Release: BNZ Weekly

Welcome to the November 22 edition of the BNZ Weekly Overview

This week we have learnt that the NZ household savings rate has gone back into negative territory. But apart from that little of substance has arisen.

Click here to read: WONovember_22.pdf

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Seafood New Zealand: Seafood Situation Saved By A Sausage - New Plymouth Locals Innovate, Using Crayfish Bait

Keith says the exact recipe for creating these sausages is staying secret for now. But Rob Ansley, Skipper and MD of Ocean Pearl Fisheries, says there is potential to share the new sausage bait with other commercial fishers outside their existing trial.

Takeovers Panel: Takeovers Panel Convenes Meeting To Inquire Into The Acquisition Of Shares In NZME Limited

On the basis of the information available to the Panel, the Panel considers that there is reasonable possibility that the parties were associates and therefore certain share acquisitions by Mr Grenon may not have been in compliance with rule 6(1)(a) of the Takeovers Code.

WorkSafe NZ: Conveyor Belt Death-Trap Was A Danger In Plain Sight

A WorkSafe investigation found the conveyor had exposed moving rollers and nip points which should have been guarded. The factory’s procedures allowed workers to routinely clean near the conveyor system while it was in motion.

Commerce Commission: 2degrees Fined $325,000 For Misleading Claims About ‘Free’ Aussie Business Roaming

Claims made by 2degrees in a widespread advertising campaign between 2020 to 2023 created an impression that customers on mobile business plans would have the ability to roam year-round in Australia at no extra cost when that was not the case.

Natural Hazards Commission: Hub Launched To Empower Architects And Engineers To Build Above Code

“Many people don’t know they can ask for more from their buildings. The point of Design.Resilience.NZ is to become is a one-stop-shop for anyone who is interested in building, buying or upgrading a home to above code minimum,” NNHC’s Principal Advisor for Resilient Buildings, Caleb Dunne says.

Harmony Energy: Ceremony Heralds Start Of Construction On New Zealand’s Largest Solar Farm Project

The solar farm, which is expected to be commissioned by late 2026, will cover 182 hectares and generate 280 gigawatt hours of electricity per year, enough renewable electricity to supply the equivalent of approximately 35,000 New Zealand homes and businesses.

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