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Mercury CEO Whineray to leave next year for senior Fonterra role
Primary Sector

Mercury CEO Whineray to leave next year for senior Fonterra role

Mercury NZ chief executive Fraser Whineray will leave the electricity sector next year to take a senior role at Fonterra Cooperative Group.  Whineray will finish at Mercury in 2020 to become chief operating officer at Fonterra. He has been with the electricity generator-retail...

Paul McBeth 08 Oct 2019
CORRECT: Fletcher sued for $7.5m over Chch justice precinct
Law & Regulation

CORRECT: Fletcher sued for $7.5m over Chch justice precinct

(Removes incorrect project losses in 2nd paragraph)Fletcher Building is being sued for $7.5 million by utilities contractor Electrix, one of the subcontractors on the Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct. The project was one of several that contributed to $1 billi...

Victoria Young 07 Oct 2019
NZSA to oppose NZOG take-out

NZSA to oppose NZOG take-out

Ofer Global Group’s planned buy-out of the minority holders in New Zealand Oil & Gas is “opportunistic” and will be opposed by the New Zealand Shareholders’ Association. The association notes the 62 cents-a-share offer from OG Oil & Gas – to be effected through a scheme of arr...

Gavin Evans 07 Oct 2019
Xero rival Intuit posts rapid UK subscriber growth
Services

Xero rival Intuit posts rapid UK subscriber growth

Accounting software firm Intuit's latest numbers suggest it may have overtaken arch-rival Xero in Britain and that it is growing fast in countries Xero has yet to target.But an analyst is warning today's data should be treated with caution because of the differing reporting dates...

Jenny Ruth 04 Oct 2019


Oliver Lewis
Oliver Lewis

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Oliver Lewis won the local government reporting category at the 2023 Voyager Media Awards. He is part of our investigations unit and also covers infrastructure, housing and employment issues. Formerly with Stuff/The Press, Oliver has also written for the Guardian and North & South. 

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