Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Southerners speak out on Electricity Transmission Pricing
Invercargill Mayor Tim Shadbolt is buoyed by the Southern rally to correct what is seen in the South as a “gross injustice” in the way electricity transmission costs are calculated.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Wellington First Home and Apartment Builders $5000 Rate Discount
Wellington Mayor Justin Lester has announced that a $5000 rates discount for first-home builders will take effect from July 1 and is being extended to cover new apartments.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Argument for Lifting NZ Super Age
Progressively lifting the age of entitlement to New Zealand Superannuation from 65 to 67 is the responsible and fair thing to do for New Zealand, Finance Minister Steven Joyce says.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Avoid Buying a Lemon of a Car
Knowing how to avoid common consumer pitfalls when buying a vehicle has been made simpler, with Consumer Protection’s new motor vehicle information programme launching today, says Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Jacqui Dean.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: UK pensions – are expat-Kiwis returning home and British immigrants missing out?
Six months after changes in the way the New Zealand Inland Revenue treats UK pensions, people appear to be unsure about the new rules, leading to a decrease in pension transfers from UK to NZ.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Sosnoski Software delivers Apache open source enhancements for Dutch government
Auckland consulting company Sosnoski Software Associates Limited is please to announce the completion of enhancements to ApacheTM CXFTM open source software as commissioned by the government of the Netherlands.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Culture Workshop on NZ govt Common Web Services syndicated procurement panel
Under the name Culture Workshop, Rebecca Cox has been selected as an Information Architect for the panel of service providers for the government Common Web Services syndicated procurement contract.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: Muffin Break’s Bean Poll Does It Again
When it came to predicting the big winners in Saturday’s general election, the beans had it. Not only did Muffin Break’s Bean Poll accurately predict the National Party win, but it also predicted big gains for the Green Party too.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: First stage of $83m Rotorua Hospital revamp opens
Tony Ryall, New Zealand Health Minister opens a brand new building at Rotorua Hospital which represents the completion of the first stage of the $83m re-development.
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Source: Tairāwhiti Graduates Celebrate Success – Press Release/Statement:
Headline: NZ Aid for Humanitarian Crisis in Africa
Foreign Minister Murray McCully has today announced New Zealand will provide a total of NZ$2 million in response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa due to severe drought.
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