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Press Release – Master Plumbers Gasfitters and Drainlayers NZ Master Plumbers is telling the Government to stop turning a blind eye to compelling evidence that New Zealanders are being put at serious health risk by drinking water with high levels of lead. The comments follow the release of a report from the Dunedin … Master Plumbers is telling the Government to stop turning a blind eye to compelling evidence that New Zealanders are being put at serious health risk by drinking water with high levels of lead. The comments follow the release of a report from the Dunedin City Council into wh...

Wednesday, 28 July 2021, 11:10 am Master Plumbers is telling the Government to stop turning a blind eye to compelling evidence that New Zealanders are being put at serious health risk by drinking water with high levels of lead. The comments follow the release of a report from the Dunedin City Council into why drinking water in Karitane and Waikouaiti contained elevated levels of lead. Testing showed in some drinking water the level of lead exceeded the allowable level by almost 40 times. The report findings show clearly that tapware was one of the main causes, with lead leaching from local fi...

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Montevideo American-News Neal Freeman opened Freeman Plumbing LLC at the beginning of March 2021. Freeman, a licensed Master Plumber, has had a lot of experience in the local area in this line of work. He went to school for Motorcycle Mechanics and after obtaining his degree, moved back to Montevideo and had a hard time finding work in his degree area. He took a job at Friendship Homes working on the plumbing crew where he later became foreman. After eleven years, he found a new job with Olson Plumbing where he stayed for the next eight years. For some time, Freeman hoped to be involved in ow...

Business digest: First Mortgage Trust CEO Tony Kinzett to retire 4 Apr, 2021 07:33 PM 11 minutes to read Got business news? Email businessBOP@nzme.co.nz Photo / Getty Images Bay of Plenty Times Michael Smith, chairman of First Mortgage Managers, the owner of First Mortgage Trust, has announced the pending retirement of CEO, Tony Kinzett, after 15 years at the helm of the organisation. Smith said Kinzett had led the business through significant change and growth in the last 15 years. "When Tony came into the role in 2006, the investor fund size was $280 million. By compariso...