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Te Pūkenga Council today announced that Chief Executive Peter Winder will be leaving the organisation. 'The function and duties of the role that Peter was employed to perform will change significantly given the new direction of the organisation ...

Te Pūkenga has announced that its chief executive, Peter Winder, has been made redundant and will leave the organisation at the end of January.