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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Taranaki seabed mining efforts meet grassroots resistance 4 May, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Debbie Ngawera-Packer at Pātea Beach, where she spent much of her childhood. Photo / Jamie Morton NZ Herald OPINION: This month we are expecting a ruling from Supreme Court on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to grant Trans Tasman Resources' (TTR) consent for seabed mining. TTR wants to mine up to 50 million tonnes of iron sand off the South Taranaki Bight each year for 35 years. It is my hope that the court will rule in our favour and ...

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StockMarketWire.com - FIH Group has appointed Stuart Munro as chief financial officer with immediate effect. He will assume responsibility of the company's finances and assist CEO John Foster in delivering the group's acquisition-led growth strategy. A chartered accountant, Munro has been divisional finance director at several UK companies, including Balfour Beatty, Alfred McAlpine Infrastructure and Transport for London. Robin Williams, chair of FIH Group, said: 'I am delighted that Stuart has agreed to join the board of FIH. His experience working across a wide range of sectors and his fina...

HomeFront: Oscar picks, Ed Helms x 2, ‘Romeo & Juliet’ By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated April 23, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend Director Chloe Zhao with actress Frances McDormand on the set of "Nomadland." The film is the one to beat at this year's Oscars.Searchlight Pictures via AP Welcome once again to HomeFront, where those of us in the limbo between vaccine shots have our noses pressed up against the window like a restless dog in the back of a minivan. We still need ways to stay entertained indoors, and the Globe’s experts have a slew of suggestions. FILM: S...

@Stuart Munro 1 - I thought those "Stanley 20-800 Adjustable Angle Clamping Mitre Box" do look interesting. But can they cut steel? At a quick look, I thought that they were only for wood, no? IF they can cut steel then they DO look useful but they won't allow me to cut sheets of material (plust they are a fraction bulky... and won't be able to cut very thin stuff...) Been doing some research. My saw is a Nobex bought 25 years ago for picture framing. It has not changed but is rather pricey. The Stanley is much better price. Mine takes a 630mm blade, the other Nobex size is 565mm.