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Covid 19 coronavirus: Dairy farmers' request for MIQ spaces turned down 11 May, 2021 02:00 AM 5 minutes to read Federated Farmers' application for 500 dairy workers to enter the country was turned down. File photo / RNZ - Rebekah Parsons-King Federated Farmers' application for 500 dairy workers to enter the country was turned down. File photo / RNZ - Rebekah Parsons-King RNZ Federated Farmers is disappointed dairy farm workers were not included in the plan to use empty managed isolation (MIQ) rooms to get more skilled and critical workers into the country. About 500 spaces - made available be...

Federated Farmers is disappointed dairy farm workers were not included in the plan to use empty managed isolation (MIQ) rooms to get more skilled and critical workers into the country. Federated Farmers' application for 500 dairy workers to enter the country was turned down. (File image) Photo: RNZ / Rebekah Parsons-King About 500 spaces - made available because of the trans-Tasman bubble - will be used every fortnight for construction workers, fruit-pickers, international students and refugees. "Over the next 10 months, thousands of skilled and critical workers will be allocated spaces in M...

Carol and Robert LeResche deliver topsoil donated by Fletcher Construction to the Meadowlark Elementary garden for raised beds to be installed as part of the grant projects. (Photo courtesy of RiW) Rooted in Wyoming has received two grants funded through the Wyoming State Forestry Division. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. RiW Receives Grants The grants, totaling $15,000, are development grants through the Wyoming State Forestry Division’s community forestry program. Rooted in Wyoming Executive Director Lise Foy talks about how the first grant, titled the ‘Sheridan School a...

Business Digest: Winstone Wallboards reaches another milestone 26 Apr, 2021 02:00 AM 12 minutes to read Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz Photo / Getty Images Bay of Plenty Times Tauranga's $400 million plasterboard facility has reached another milestone with the final building consent issued. Tauranga City Council has approved a building consent worth more than $105m for the "building envelope", roofing, services and equipment of the new Winstone Wallboards facility in Tauriko Business Estate. A Winstone Wallboards spokeswoman said the company was happy with h...

It is expected once the West Stand is restrengthened, and terraced seating, LED lighting and turf is upgraded, the stadium will be ready to host up to 16,000 spectators for the first event. That event could be a Super Rugby match, Taranaki Regional Council corporate services director Mike Nield​ said during a familiarisation tour of the construction site on Thursday. Work on the West Stand started in late 2020 and progress after four months has seen all the concrete bleachers removed in order to replace and strengthen foundations and undertake repiling. Ground anchors are to placed 13m ...