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The leader that made me: comms founder Anna King on her first ‘proper’ boss. by Stephen Jones Your early leaders can be the most influential in your career. Whether its a roll call of memorable quotes, a lift up the career ladder or an insensitive public dressing down - everyone has a past boss that remains in their memory for good and bad reasons.  For Anna King, the founder and director of property sector focused communications company Informare, that boss is Gill Parker. Parker was King...

Min On this episode of  Bespoke Parenting Hour, host Julie Gunlock talks to investigative reporter Luke Rosiak about the increased politicalization of the PTA—an organization that’s supposed to represent all parents. Julie and Luke discuss his investigation into the lurch left by the National PTA and why the organization was and continues to be absent from the national conversation about school shutdowns. Transcript Julie Gunlock: Hey, everyone. I’m Julie Gunlock, your host for ano...

Courtesy of Easterday Farms public Facebook page Originally published on April 1, 2021 5:48 pm Updated April 1, 2021, 5:50 p.m. PT: Washington rancher Cody Easterday pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal district court to defrauding Tyson Foods Inc. and another company out of more than $244 million. Easterday admitted charging the companies for the costs of purchasing and feeding hundreds of thousands of fictitious cattle. Easterday’s scam worked like this as he operated ranches near the Wa...

Americas Cup 2021: Eat and drink in Auckland while you watch 3 Mar, 2021 12:49 AM 5 minutes to read Afternoon tea at Aucklands Park Hyatt, which has prime position at Wynyard Quarter. Photo / Tessa Chrisp Afternoon tea at Aucklands Park Hyatt, which has prime position at Wynyard Quarter. Photo / Tessa Chrisp NZ Herald By: Anna King Shahab When Auckland is out of lockdown again, and the Americas Cup can begin, celebrate with a visit to one of these Viaduct Harbour gems, writes Anna King Shahab...

Courtesy of Franklin County, Washington Just how do you miss 200,000 phantom cattle over several years? That’s what some people in the Columbia Basin cattle-feeding industry are wondering in an ongoing saga between Tyson Fresh Meats and Easterday Ranches. “It’s hard to believe,” says Mike DeTray, who runs a 4,000-head operation outside of George, Wash.  An accurate count of cattle is essential to cracking the case of Easterday Ranches and Easterday Farms — two arms of the large Eas...

Jan 30, 2021 NEWTON, Mass. — Anna King from Mayfield, a student at Lasell University, recently took part in the university’s fall career readiness symposium. King shared the work the students did as a part of Lasell votes leading up to the 2020 presidential election and plans for the future of Lasell votes, including ways to further their mission of helping to develop voter identities among the student body. In addition, King was part of the team that presented the fall 2020 issue of Polis...

Easterdays "North Lot" is one of the largest concentrated cattle feeding operations in Washington. It was sold Jan. 22 to AB Livestock, a Tyson competitor. Credit: Courtesy of Franklin County, Washington Cattle Wars: Amid Lawsuit, WA’s Easterday Ranches Sells Big Feed Property To Tyson Competitor By In a deepening cattle war, Easterday Ranches, Inc. has sold its so-called “North Lot” property in Franklin County, Washington, to a beef competitor of Tyson Fresh Meat...

Opposition growing to plan for hotel on station car park ); OPPOSITION is growing to plans for a hotel on the car park at Henley station. Neighbours and town councillors are concerned that the Premier Inn would be an “eyesore” and bigger than necessary. The company is seeking feedback on the proposed five-storey hotel before applying for planning permission. Blocwork, a partnership between landowner Network Rail and London developer Bloc Group, unveiled the plans last month. The hotel would...

Potato Plant Down: Fire At Central Washington Facility Hurts Already Struggling Industry By A potato processing plant in the central Washington town of Warden burned down in a dramatic overnight fire Thursday.  By early Friday morning, emergency responders had evacuated nearly a third of the homes near the plant. Flames were licking a large tank of ammonia, and firefighters feared it might explode.  “This was a very large fire,” Kyle Foreman with the Grant County Sheriff’s De...

GO NZ: Queenstown Tesla EV safaris and Gold Rush river rapids 19 Jan, 2021 04:04 PM 8 minutes to read Nomad Safaris owners Amanda and David Gatward-Ferguson added two 4WD Tesla Xs to their fleet last year, taking guests on adventures in and around Queenstown. Photo / Supplied Nomad Safaris owners Amanda and David Gatward-Ferguson added two 4WD Tesla Xs to their fleet last year, taking guests on adventures in and around Queenstown. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald Anna King Shahab Mountains, lakes, ri...