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10-Jun-2021 Source: RACQ LifeFlight Rescue Sunshine Coast residents heard the hum of the Land Rover LifeFlight Special Mission Helicopter, off Mudjimba, as RACQ LifeFlight Rescue crews completed vital water winch training today. “Water winching is the skill we need to practice the most,” Chief Aircrew Officer, Simon Gray, said. “This is really important training for us; it means we can go out and save people in the water.” Rescue crews braved winter temperatures, to complete annual water rescue training, in conjunction with Queensland Police Service’s (QPS) Sunshine Coast-based bo...

27 th May 2021 8:52 am Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Thursday 27 May, 2021. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Hybrid advice  Many advisers will have had to adapt to new ways of working because of the pandemic and several will feel more comfortable working with technology as a result. But for any hoping to go back to old ways in a post-pandemic world they may be in for a surprise. The pace of change is picking up significantly and more and more firms are realising they need to focus their efforts on technology development to ensure they don’t get ...

Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 4:01 pm To grow the economy and improve social outcomes, New Zealand needs sustained and ongoing investment in and improvements to its infrastructure. Last year’s budget did not allocate sufficient funding to address the infrastructure deficit which is estimated to be $75bn. New Zealand must address this to meaningfully improve living standards. While central and regional authority funding will always be vitally important to improving infrastructure, appropriate private sector finance has a key role to play in advancing these objectives and addressing New Zealand’...

Price-marked packs: Price savvy 7th May 2021 Value has always been an important consideration for convenience store customers, but the events of the past year have thrown this consideration into even sharper relief, forcing many more people to re-evaluate their spending habits. The pandemic brought with it a wave of redundancies and business closures – particularly in non-essential retail – meaning many consumers have had their incomes severely reduced. “The pandemic and the ripple effect of economic hardship have caused considerable changes in the way consumers are behaving and valuing...

Click the thumbs up > The past 12 months following the first ‘stay at home’ Covid-19 instruction have thrown up countless challenges for fleet decision-makers. Some have seen a surge in demand for services, resulting in a need to co-opt more vehicles at short notice to cope with requirements. Others have seen field-based staff now working from home, with their cars barely turning a wheel. During the height of the pandemic, UK organisations stepped up to help save lives and keep the country running.  These progressive essential services companies range from bluelight to po...