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Press Release – Kea New Zealand The Kea Future Aspirations survey of offshore and recently returned community members, released today, shows that a significant number of our offshore Kiwi still hope to return to New Zealand despite growing post-covid momentum in key markets. This report … The Kea Future Aspirations survey of offshore and recently returned community members, released today, shows that a significant number of our offshore Kiwi still hope to return to New Zealand despite growing post-covid momentum in key markets. This report builds upon the Kea Welcome Home Survey data pub...

A survey released today suggests almost one in three New Zealanders living overseas are planning to return home, and many will stay for good. New Zealand needs to do more to engage those arriving back in the country, a business leader says. Photo: 123RF With around one million Kiwis living overseas, business leaders believe a once in a generation opportunity is on the horizon for innovation and productivity in the country. New Zealand company Kea surveyed 4000 New Zealanders who were either living overseas or had recently returned. Chief executive Toni Truslove said the results show that Ne...

“Leadership is critical to the success of every organisation, and we want to support courageous learners who are motivated to take their skills to the next level and have a positive impact on their community.” The foundation’s philosophy was to take the best of Canterbury to the world and bring the best of the world to Canterbury, he said. The foundation would introduce the successful scholars to its network of contacts. University of Canterbury MBA programme director associate professor Michaela Balzarova thanked the foundation for setting up the scheme, and helping budding leaders ...

There were 2150 close contacts and 3775 casual plus contacts identified during the outbreak. The new contact categories were developed for “what boiled down to only two extra requirements”. The extra complexity for only two changes was “excessive”, the advisory group found. Individuals in an outbreak simply need to know if they are a close or casual contact and what, during that particular outbreak, is expected of them. While the new categories were supposed to increase clarity, “ironically, they facilitated blurring of the boundaries” between them, “increasing confusion” ...

Covid-19: Review of February cluster review finds Govt failed to learn lessons Papatoetoe High School was at the centre of the Auckland February cluster. (Photo / File) Covid-19: Review of February cluster review finds Govt failed to learn lessons Thu, 8 Jul 2021, 1:46PM A review of the February Covid outbreak found a lack of coherency among central agencies, conflicting messaging that could undermine public confidence, and a Government that had failed to learn the lessons of past reviews. The February review - by the independent advisory group chaired by Sir Brian Roche -...