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Unleashing build-to-rent to solve the rental crisis

Worse, renters have no security of tenure because these landlords may eventually need to either sell the property or move back into it. “The key thing that really marks out these build to rent developments is that treatment of the tenant as the customer.” Supplied Build to Rent developments like ‘Rehearsal Rooms’ have improved amenities to encourage renters to live there for longer. Property Investors Federation executive officer ​Sharon Cullwick doesn’t deny many landlords right now are relying on capital gains rather than the amount they take in regularly from rents. “How come there are no corporates in the industry? There’s no money in it . you’re not getting the return that you used to get.

High-risk workers who don t get COVID-19 vaccine could lose job

High-risk workers who don t get COVID-19 vaccine could lose job - expert Newshub 3/02/2021 Madison Reidy © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images / Newshub Watch: An employment lawyer says high-risk workers who don t get a COVID-19 vaccine could lose their job. Healthcare and border workers who don t get the COVID-19 vaccine could lose their job - and such dismissals would be legally justified in some cases, one employment lawyer says. It comes after Medsafe gave provisional approval to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday, but the Government has not disclosed when the shipment of 750,000 doses will arrive. High-risk workers who don t get COVID-19 vaccine could lose job - expert

Jacinda Ardern has confidence in Speaker Trevor Mallard as National vows to probe him over taxpayer-funded legal settlement

Of that, $158,000 was a payment to the former staffer to settle a legal claim, $171,000 was paid in fees to law firm Dentons Kensington Swan and $4641.70 went to Crown Law for advice to the former Deputy Speaker Anne Tolley.  So far there has been no apology to Parliament, no statement, and no accountability. This is not good enough, National s Shadow Leader of the House Chris Bishop said on Monday.  If Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and the Labour Party, who ultimately must decide if they have confidence in the Speaker, won t hold him to account then National will. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told Breakfast she still has confidence in Mallard and that there s nothing unusual about taxpayer money being used in that way.

PM has confidence in Speaker as National vows to probe him over taxpayer-funded settlement

PM has confidence in Speaker as National vows to probe him over taxpayer-funded settlement Newshub 13/12/2020 Zane Small, Anna Bracewell-Worrall © Image - Getty; Video - Newshub Watch: The Speaker Trevor Mallard is being hauled in front of a Select Committee - Parliament s equivalent of a court. The Prime Minister has confidence in Speaker Trevor Mallard, but National plans to bring him before a Parliamentary committee and probe him about taxpayer money used to settle his legal dispute.   The Speaker of the House is accountable to the Governance and Administration Select Committee and chairperson Barbara Kuriger, a National MP, will call a meeting this week where Mallard will be questioned. 

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