Weak campervan demand makes Tourism Holdings worst …
WEB3 days ago · Tourism Holdings is the worst-performing stock on the NZX50 this year, down 47 percent, as an economic downturn and slower tourism markets weigh on demand for its campervans. Its shares took a major hit on May 6 after the company warned two months from the end of its financial year that profit would be a third lower than it had previously …
Bipartisan support for constitutional change to Parliament
WEB4 days ago · Photo: Lynn Grieveson. While political parties trade blistering attacks over the Treaty Principles Bill this week, new constitutional change of a different sort has bipartisan support. After a decade of quiet work, spanning three governments and five Prime Ministers, the Parliament Bill was introduced to the House on September 5.
Complaint about high prices in airport retail monopoly
WEB3 days ago · All three of those big airports publish fairly detailed financial statements. These reveal that Wellington Airport earned $54m from retail and trading activities in the past year, including $13.6m in retail concession fees and $18.9m in rentals. Auckland Airport earned $184m last year from retail concession fees, as well as $30m from retail and ...
Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 17 September
WEB5 days ago · Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 17 September. 17/09/2024. Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) What kind of activity features on the comedy panel show hosted by Guy Montgomery?
Coalition policies are not about 'needs' or 'race' - Newsroom
WEB5 days ago · Opinion: One of the more absurd actions from the coalition Government came last week when the Cabinet Office Circular set out the rules for public servants to ensure that public services would be based on the “needs of all New Zealanders”. On the face of it this sounds pretty acceptable. But a moment’s thought will tell you that it is ...
‘Regrettable’: Judge sends shot across bow of fisheries minister
WEB5 days ago · Mawson is hoping and expecting Fisheries Minister Shane Jones will announce, next week, a 600 to 700 tonne increase to the total allowable commercial catch, taking effect from October 1. It could (Mawson hopes) be as much as 1000 tonnes more – a 62.5 percent increase from 1600 to 2600 tonnes. Such an increase is opposed – as one …
Council credit downgrades cost ratepayers millions - Newsroom
WEB6 days ago · Over the course of councils’ 10-year long-term plans, the impact on ratepayers – of high debt and lower credit ratings – is serious. Nationwide, when interest rates are dropping for most institutions, they will increase on more than $2.5b of council debt, and the debt-servicing costs will rise further as more councils are downgraded.
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