Work beginning on Hastings central water facility
27 Apr, 2021 06:02 PM
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Work on the Waiaroha water treatment, storage and education facility is starting. Image / Supplied
Hastings Leader
Work on the water treatment, storage and education facility near Hastings CBD is starting after resource consent was granted.
The facility – formerly known as Water Central and now called Waiaroha - is the largest and final project in Hastings District Council s drinking water strategy which was formulated after the 2016 Havelock North water crisis.
Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said the project is a considerable investment that will service residents and ensure drinking water stays safe for future generations.
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Arvind Malhotra, a professor at UNC s Kenan-Flagler Business School, studies the future of work.
He says people want to control when they work, where they work, and what they re working on.
The challenge for companies is to create jobs that reflect workers desire for autonomy.
This article is part of a series called Future of Work, which examines how business leaders are rethinking the workplace.
What makes a job meaningful? Does the five-day workweek make sense? And is work-life balance even possible? These questions have consumed Arvind Malhotra for nearly two decades long before anyone had even heard of COVID-19.
Repair work starts on two slips on SH12 in Northland
26 Apr, 2021 12:57 AM
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One of the historic slips on side of SH12 at Oparakau, near Matakohe, where repair work has started.
One of the historic slips on side of SH12 at Oparakau, near Matakohe, where repair work has started.
Northern Advocate
SUP250421NADslip.JPG One of the historic slips on side of SH12 at Oparakau that will be repaired soon.
Motorists through the small Northland community of Oparakau - on State Highway 12 near Matakohe, will shortly notice a bigger roadside presence as teams work to repair two historic slips.
National
April 26, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Chairman China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority Lt General (R) Asim Saleem Bajwa on Sunday said work on the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Western route was in full swing.
He said the Hakla-DIKhan motorway was near completion and would likely be opened for traffic in August/September this year.
“Hakla-DI Khan Motorway construction work is in full swing, current progress is 86 percent.Will be commissioned by Aug/Sep,” he said in his tweet.
The Chairman informed that with priority on the Western route now, two other segments (Zhob-Quetta, Hoshab-Awaran) had already been started.
According to an official in CPEC Authority, under the CPEC, some 1,100 kilometer roads had been completed while 850 kilometres were under construction.
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