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School Lunch Collective: Compass Group New Zealand To Acquire Libelle Group Securing Healthy School Lunch Programme

Libelle Group forms a key part of the School Lunch Collective, alongside Compass Group New Zealand, Gilmours, and other partners. This acquisition provides confidence and continuity of the Ka Ora, Ka Ako Healthy School Lunches programme, ensuring meal delivery to students across the country continues.

PSA: PPPs Pose Risks To New Zealand Workers

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Office of the Privacy Commissioner: New Research Shows Business Leaders Fear Being On The Hook For Others’ Privacy Breaches

Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster says, "The law is very clear that when an agency outsources services to a third-party provider, the agency remains responsible for ensuring the data remains secure and used in a way that is compliant with the Privacy Act."

E Tū: E Tū Members Send Open Letter To James Grenon And NZME Board

The letter concentrates on the need for editorial independence to continue at NZME and asks James Grenon to make a public commitment to that independence, both now and in the future.

Commerce Commission: Commission Calls For Comments On Copper Access Deregulation

“This regulation has already been removed in urban areas where fibre and other more modern technologies are available – and we now see a case for removing it in more rural areas too,” says Telecommunications Commissioner, Tristan Gilbertson.

New Zealand Association of Scientists: NZAS Supports Saving Biotechnology Capacity In Callaghan; Asks What Now For Applied Technology Group

We need a well-performing science ministry to reform our research system so it more efficiently delivers the knowledge and innovation that makes us healthier, safer and more productive. The Science System Advisory Group (SSAG) chaired by Sir Peter Gluckman contained a recommended way to better advise the minister during this critical period when we need to complete a system reform.

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