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Looking for a modern alternative to a dresser?
This loft-style dresser is both stylish and easy to make yourself and you can paint it whichever Resene colour you like.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy … View moreLooking for a modern alternative to a dresser?
This loft-style dresser is both stylish and easy to make yourself and you can paint it whichever Resene colour you like.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Hi All,
We are excited about our new portrait studio (Whitby, Porirua) and we have our opening special on.
Family/Kids/Couple Studio Portrait Session
- 5 Digital Edited Photos
- Personal 20 Min Session
- Sent Via Online Link
- Ready to Print High Definition Images
- Print Package Available … View moreHi All,
We are excited about our new portrait studio (Whitby, Porirua) and we have our opening special on.
Family/Kids/Couple Studio Portrait Session
- 5 Digital Edited Photos
- Personal 20 Min Session
- Sent Via Online Link
- Ready to Print High Definition Images
- Print Package Available (Add-On)
- Option to buy more (Add-On)
Please Like and Support our facebook page "Photorama" and message us below to book your slots in
Message us at our facebook page: www.facebook.com...
Email: nz.photorama@gmail.com
Our guest speaker this week was Chris Durno, formerly of OPUS, the London Underground, and Kiwirail, and now chief strategist at Z Energy, where he has been for seven years. He is a personable Canterbury-trained engineer and therefore can turn his hand to anything, including finance, marketing and … View moreOur guest speaker this week was Chris Durno, formerly of OPUS, the London Underground, and Kiwirail, and now chief strategist at Z Energy, where he has been for seven years. He is a personable Canterbury-trained engineer and therefore can turn his hand to anything, including finance, marketing and branding.
Z is a dominant player, and heavily invested, in the fuels industry. It imports, refines (via Marsden Point), stores, distributes and sells about 45% of fuels used in New Zealand. It has an unrivalled network of service stations, now including Caltex. It is going to great lengths to make its core business as efficient as possible.
Z is in a sector that has changed little in the last 100 years. The auto industry has traditionally been closely tied to the oil fuel sector. But change is coming: there is a drive towards renewable energy and electric vehicles. By the late 2020s EVs will be as cheap to buy and cheaper to run than internal combustion types. By 2040, 50% of annual sales and 40% of the national fleet will be EVs.
So the problem facing Z is that the demand for oil fuel, its core product, is falling. Fuel sales peaked in 2018 and have now entered a period of steady decline.
Z’s response is twofold: to increase its share of the declining fuel market, and to invest in new products and services outside its traditional core business.
Z will, for example, sell more coffee and give quicker service to forecourt customers. The ‘customer experience’ will improve.
More importantly, Z will start to invest outside its current position. Targets are ‘future fuels’, (biofuels, fuel cells etc), electricity trading (Z has bought Flick), and ‘mobility as a service’. Presumably the latter includes ride sharing and autonomous vehicles.
Z will have to reinvent itself to survive. This is a big challenge and they will face stiff competition from new and specialist players. Good luck!
Lahaina and Hawea Solomon, who grew up in Tokoroa, are leaders helping other youth reach their potential and are pursuing their own dreams at university.
The brother and sister duo were both Head Students, #Stars Peer Mentors and Excellence Award Winners.
They recently caught up with Stuff to … View moreLahaina and Hawea Solomon, who grew up in Tokoroa, are leaders helping other youth reach their potential and are pursuing their own dreams at university.
The brother and sister duo were both Head Students, #Stars Peer Mentors and Excellence Award Winners.
They recently caught up with Stuff to talk about their journey through our Stars programme.
Learn more about their story here: bit.ly...
UPDATE:
All three missing persons have now been found safe.
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A dad and his two daughters are still missing after going hiking in Lower Hutt.
A search and rescue operation ran all night in a bid to locate the family of three, who left Lees Grove in Wainuiomata at 12pm on Tuesday with … View moreUPDATE:
All three missing persons have now been found safe.
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A dad and his two daughters are still missing after going hiking in Lower Hutt.
A search and rescue operation ran all night in a bid to locate the family of three, who left Lees Grove in Wainuiomata at 12pm on Tuesday with the intention of walking in Days Bay.
The 50-year-old father and his two daughters, aged 14 and 11, were due to return home at 3.30pm, police said.
But when they hadn't returned home by 6pm, police were contacted by a concerned family member.
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Treat yourself to 2 hours of live sound-healing music and nourishing Yin Yoga,
This event is suitable for everyone and is ideal if you:
- Are feeling stressed or anxious
- Lead a busy life and are looking for some ‘me-time’ to reach a deep state of relaxation.
- Have poor sleeping … View moreTreat yourself to 2 hours of live sound-healing music and nourishing Yin Yoga,
This event is suitable for everyone and is ideal if you:
- Are feeling stressed or anxious
- Lead a busy life and are looking for some ‘me-time’ to reach a deep state of relaxation.
- Have poor sleeping patterns, suffer from chronic fatigue or insomnia.
- Want to meditate, but find it difficult to get into a meditative state on your own.
Where: Paremata Boating Club
When: Sunday, 28th July 4pm - 6pm
Tickets: $35 (early bird)
Click on the event below to find out more.
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