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Top 100 NZ Facebook Post - 04/10/2022

tháng 10 05, 2022

 

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Canterbury Police
10/4/22 3:11 PM
Christchurch Police are requesting the public's help following an attempted kidnapping in Fendalton. A woman was approached while jogging on Kotare St at 6.20am, on 3 October 2022. The unknown man who approached her has attempted to drag her away, however he fled after a passing motorist intervened. The man is described as being possibly of Indian descent, medium build, approximately 176cm-179cm tall (5'8"-5'9"), with short black hair and a short beard. He is believed to be between 25-33 years old and was wearing a dark-coloured vest (black or grey) and dark-coloured track pants. One trouser leg was rolled up toward the knee. Police would like to talk to anyone who has possibly seen this man, or the offence taking place. Vehicles were driving past at the time, and we are very interested in further descriptions of him, including whether he got into a car, or if anyone saw anything suspicious in the area. This has been a distressing incident for the woman, who was shaken but uninjured, and we urge anyone with information to contact police as soon as possible. Information can be reported through the 105 phone service or online at www.police.govt.nz/use-105, using 'Update My Report'. Please reference the file number 221003/5623. Information can also be provided anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-nz.org.
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Grant Robertson
10/5/22 7:32 AM
Today I released the audited government accounts for the year ended the 30th of June. What the government's 'books' show is a resilient economy, with our deficit half of what was forecast, debt at one of the lowest in the world, and growth of close to 5% compared to before COVID. What this means is we are in as strong a position as anyone to deal with the global economic turbulence that is all around us. I can understand the anxiety people might feel when they see what is happening around the world, but I am confident in the resilience of our economy and our prospects for the future. We will continue our careful and balanced approach in these choppy waters. That means being keeping a lid on debt, following a path back to surplus and investing in the things that matter for all New Zealanders wellbeing- health, education, housing, climate action and helping to lift wages. Now is not the time to fritter away the progress we have made on untargeted tax cuts for the highest earners as National would have it. This has been a hard few years for many Kiwi households and businesses, but our strong health response to COVID, hard work by, and support for, businesses and workers has seen us through in a strong position. There is plenty to be optimistic about here in Aotearoa!
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Equestrian Sports NZ
10/5/22 9:05 AM
There’s a core group of New Zealand sport horse breeders who are on a mission to make sure Kiwi showjumpers have the best possible shot of podium placings on the world stage. It’s a real coming together with Mount View Sport Horses, Gareth Dunkerley, Takapoto Estate, Lake Taupo Holsteiners, Daniel and Chrissy Webb, Xtreme Sport Horses, Haupouri Sport Horses, the Baker Family, East Coast Performance Horses, Golden Grove, Jenny McIntyre, Hokonui Sport Horses, the Hore Family, and Penny and Mike Tapley, all backed by support from ESNZ, Fibre Fresh, Waikato Equine Vets and Equibreed NZ. They’ll all tell you, top results, boil down to breeding, which led LT Holst breeder Ewen Mackintosh to gather together other likeminded breeders to bring top internationals Michael Doherty 🇮🇪 and Emma Thoren Hellsten 🇸🇪 to New Zealand later this month. Read all about it here: https://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/2022/10/breeding-for-the-podium/ Dressage NZ ESNZ Jumping & Show Hunter
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Canterbury Police
10/5/22 5:45 AM
Christchurch Police investigating an attempted kidnapping in Fendalton earlier this week are continuing to appeal to the public for help. An unknown man approached a woman who was out jogging on Kotare St at around 6:20am on 3 October 2022. Police are now releasing video footage to help identify and locate the man. The man is described as being possibly of Indian descent, medium build, approximately 176cm-179cm tall (5'8"-5'9"), with short black hair and a short beard. He is believed to be between 25 and 33-years-old and was wearing a dark-coloured vest (black or grey) and dark-coloured track pants. One trouser leg was rolled up toward the knee. Police would like to speak with anyone who recognises this man, or anyone who was in the area at the time and may have witnessed the offence taking place. Anyone with any information which could assist is urged to contact Police on 105, referencing file number 221003/5623. You can also contact Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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New World
10/5/22 7:33 AM
We’re all about sustainability even behind the scenes. An innovative new product is helping New World Fendalton divert 3.8 tons of waste from landfill annually by reducing the need for soft plastic pallet wrapping in their storeroom. Pallet wrap is used to keep products safe in transit but can be problematic to dispose of, but through working with local company Nichol Development and Distribution, the store has switched from the traditional soft plastic pallet wrapping to Green Spider Reusable Pallet Wraps, a new reusable mesh version that is sturdy enough to be used over and over again. Made from a polyester mesh that is 50% recycled material, heavy-duty Velcro straps, and reinforced metal D-Rings, the combination of the straps and mesh equates to ten times the loading strength of plastic pallet wrap. New World Fendalton Owner Operator James Turner says it’s great to have found a sustainable solution that not only reduces waste to landfill but is cost-effective and easy for staff to use. “We’re always looking for innovative ways to incorporate sustainable changes across all aspects of our business and the Green Spider Wraps are a brilliant way to help us reduce waste. What we love about the new wraps are they’re more sustainable, simple, work well, and we haven’t looked back since.” Director of Nichol Development and Distribution Ltd Joel Nichol said he discussed different ideas with Fendalton New World owners James and Richard Turner about how they can reduce waste within their operation, and the large scale of pallet wrap they were using, and discarding was highlighted as a key area they could make a difference in. “Not only was it the volume of plastic they were using and discarding to be recycled, but the cost of that plastic for the business. Green Spider Wraps offered the store a convenient eco-friendly solution that would also save them thousands of dollars every year.” “Due to the sturdiness of the pallet wraps, they’re able to withstand up to 1400 installs or five years of regular heavy-duty use, which means 18.9 tonnes of single-use pallet wrap will be eliminated from either landfill or requiring to be recycled.” Foodstuffs New Zealand Waste Minimisation Manager Emma Harding says it’s another demonstration of the co-operative’s commitment to being here for New Zealand through being sustainability leaders. “New World is making huge strides in sustainability, by 2025 all our Private Label and retail packaging will be recyclable, reusable or compostable. We’re also working to phase out ‘problematic’ plastic packaging. It’s actions like this that prove we’re really considering our whole operation and how we can minimise impact in different areas, not just what the customer sees on their end.” Green Spider Reusable Pallet Wraps are now in use at 20 sites across the country and two more stores trialling it with predicted annual savings of more than 14,000 rolls of traditional pallet wrap.
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