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Kogan downgrades, hit by growth pains Share Online retailer Kogan.com has slashed its outlook pointing to its rapid growth during the past year which resulted in a miscalculation of inventory and higher warehousing costs. A key issue as a result of the surging demand amid COVID-19 has been managing inventory levels to support rapid growth of the company. Over the first half of fiscal 2021, Kogan.com effectively doubled in size as consumers shopped online, and resulted in the company significantly expanded its inventory holdings. It also grew its logistics footprint to 31 facilities, many of w...

STUFF “They refused to remove it from their shelves citing freedom of access to information.” “I think it’s reprehensible Auckland Libraries are providing access to hate speech while hiding under the cover of free speech.” The books had the potential to cause real harm, Em said, particularly to vulnerable young transgender, non-binary and takatāpui rangatahi. “Shrier’s book encourages parents to reject their children's gender identities, which could cause significant psychological harm. “Trans youth are already at high risk of suicide and mental illness – this book fu...

The results of Counting Ourselves, New Zealand's first transgender health survey, have been released. Transgender Kiwis have accused retailers Paper Plus and Mighty Ape of selling “transphobic” books, which describe being transgender as a mental illness. The books in question are Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing our Daughters by Abigail Shrier and When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment by Ryan T. Anderson. Both books examine the notion of rapid-onset gender dysphoria (ROGD), a term coined by an American professor in 2016 to describe an alleged...

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 7 minutes to read Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern If Argosy Property chief executive Peter Mence has his way, everything he touches will turn to green. Argosy, managing an industrial, commercial and retail portfolio worth nearly $2 billion, has embedded a sustainable, green reality into its business operating ...

Green Building: The NZGBC's hope - Zero carbon buildings by 2030 5 May, 2021 10:26 PM 11 minutes to read The new $300 million hospital building in New Plymouth is likely have a 5 Green Star rating when it is completed in 2023. The new $300 million hospital building in New Plymouth is likely have a 5 Green Star rating when it is completed in 2023. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern The NZ Green Building Council, a strong lobby group created by the construction and property industry, is hoping that by 2030 the New Zealand Building Code will be updated to ensure all new buildings are zero carbon. "Th...