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Thanks to those concerning occurrences at the Pullman – along with other more recent circumstances – our news for the next few weeks is likely to be once again dominated by the term “Border Failure”. That is understandable – the recent circumstances via which first the South African strain and then the UK variant made their way out of containment deserve serious scrutiny. However, there’s another dimension to failures in our border policy. One which also mandates public attention and concern. Not least because that which underlies the latter also may very likely be actively contri...

Thursday, 18 February 2021, 8:49 am Christchurch Airport is citing lessons learnt from the quakes, extensive changes it made to its business across 2015-2019 and its preparation for events like a pandemic, for its ability to pivot to a domestic operating model that can essentially break even while the pandemic’s impact on the borders evolves. Net Profit after Tax (NPAT) for the first half of financial year 2021 (FY21) - July to December 2020 - was $1.2m. Total operating revenue was $66m, down 31% compared to the same period last year. Rates and insurances rose by 12% (or $680,000), all oth...

Press Release – Christchurch Airport Christchurch Airport is citing lessons learnt from the quakes, extensive changes it made to its business across 2015-2019 and its preparation for events like a pandemic, for its ability to pivot to a domestic operating model that can essentially break … Christchurch Airport is citing lessons learnt from the quakes, extensive changes it made to its business across 2015-2019 and its preparation for events like a pandemic, for its ability to pivot to a domestic operating model that can essentially break even while the pandemic’s impact on the borders e...

There are 2 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation to report in New Zealand since our media statement yesterday

Three community cases in South Auckland.