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Bonnie Flaws05:00, May 13 2021 Supplied Fabio Da Silva, an operations manager for five Culverden dairy farms has been stuck in Japan since leaving for a 10-day skiing trip just before the New Zealand border was closed. Fabio Da Silva was running five Canterbury dairy farms and was on a work-to-residency track when an ill-timed skiing holiday to Japan, just before the border closed, cut that short. He was still there, after his employer Tim Delaney had his sixth visa application for Da Silva tu...

A new magazine is showcasing the amazing innovations and technologies being used to transform the health and disability sector and improve equity and outcomes across New Zealand. Digital Health CONNECT will be published five times a year in digital ...

MARTIN DE RUYTER/STUFF Peter Cederman employs RSE workers at his Brooklyn orchard in the Tasman district and says his business couldnt survive without them. (Video first published October 11, 2020) The horticulture sector has welcomed news that 300 Pacific Island workers a month could enter the country from June, but they might only replace workers finally heading home. The Government announced on Monday that from June, 500 spaces in Managed Isolation and Quarantine Facilities every fortnight ...

The spaces will be allocated fortnightly over the next 10 months, many for RSE workers. An estimated 500 rooms in Managed Isolation and Quarantine per fortnight will be  re-allocated to "skilled and critical workers" over the next ten months, with the majority of spaces going to   Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news

Press Release – Health Informatics A new magazine is showcasing the amazing innovations and technologies being used to transform the health and disability sector and improve equity and outcomes across New Zealand. Digital Health CONNECT will be published five times a year in digital … A new magazine is showcasing the amazing innovations and technologies being used to transform the health and disability sector and improve equity and outcomes across New Zealand. Digital Health CONNECT will b...

The Government has previously indicated that extra MIQ space created by the trans-Tasman bubble would likely be used bring in more economic migrants, plugging skill shortages in areas identified by the Government. “The Government and food and fibre sector have been working hard to mitigate worker shortages by training and up-skilling New Zealanders, but there is still the need for additional labour,” Hipkins said. “This decision should see around 2400 more RSE workers entering New Zeal...

The spaces will be allocated fortnightly over the next 10 months, many for RSE workers. An estimated 500 rooms in Managed Isolation and Quarantine per fortnight will be  re-allocated to "skilled and critical workers" over the next ten months, with the majority of spaces going to   Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news

New Zealand's IPL-based 3 Test players will depart India for the UK on May 11, NZC said on Thursday. Mumbai Indians fast bowler Trent Boult will visiti his family first before joining the Test squad in early June.

NSW update New Zealand officials are in contact with Australian counterparts following the confirmation of a positive case of COVID-19 in the community in Sydney reported yesterday. Information about locations of interest visited by the case is available on the New South Wales health website: Anyone in New Zealand who has been at any of the locations of interest at the specified times should contact Healthline on 0800 358 5453, self-isolate and be tested as soon as possible. Individuals in Aust...

New Zealand’s IPL-based Test players to leave for UK on May 11: NZC Four members of New Zealand’s Test contingent involved in the now-suspended IPL, including captain Kane Williamson, will leave India for the United Kingdom on May 11 Engagement: 0 Four members of New Zealands Test contingent involved in the now-suspended IPL, including captain Kane Williamson, will leave India for the United Kingdom on May 11 while the rest will make their way back home on Friday, the countrys cricket...