Ngāi Tahu's Oha Honey folds following $23m loss
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Ngāi Tahu Holdings to close Oha Honey operation
The company's North Island operations will close, affecting 77 jobs, but the South Island apiary operation will continue.
Source: rnz.co.nz
Brymore Academy 'proud' of its students after GCSE results
Brymore Academy, a state day and boarding school in Cannington for boys, is celebrating afterstudents have smashed previous records for the school.
Source: bridgwatermercury.co.uk
Business Scoop » Contract For Christchurch Mechanical Rail Hub Awarded
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Source: scoop.co.nz
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand
Indian ordnance factory workers hold national strike; Odisha state childcare workers demand higher wages; Australian plasterboard workers locked out; New Zealand rail union calls off strike.
Source: wsws.org
Business Scoop » Covid Takes Toll On KiwiRail's Scenic Trains
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KiwiRail suspends scenic trains until next year amid 'difficult' tourism market
KiwiRail will keep the brakes on two of its famous scenic railway journeys until the middle of next year amid continued uncertainty from Covid-19.
Source: stuff.co.nz
Business Scoop » RMTU-KIWIRAIL MECA SETTLED – Strike Averted
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Wayne Butson Todd Moyle Maritime Transport Union Press Release Collective Agreement Acting Chief Executive
Source: scoop.co.nz
KiwiRail strike averted as settlement reached
The strike would the first full national stoppage of the rail system since 1994, but was avoided due to a settlement being reached.
Source: stuff.co.nz