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Covid-19 coronavirus: Tourism operators keen for cruise ships to return

Covid-19 coronavirus: Tourism operators keen for cruise ships to return 9 May, 2021 07:35 PM 4 minutes to read Tourism operators are keen for cruise ships to return to southern waters. Photo / Supplied Otago Daily Times Tourism operators are keen for cruise ships to return to southern waters. Despite the transtasman bubble being opened, cruise ships are still banned from entering New Zealand waters until at least June 30. Cruise ships became Covid hot spots last year particularly after Ruby Princess, which sailed around New Zealand, became the source of one of Australia s biggest outbreaks. Read More Advertisement The association has proposed a staged re-entry for the industry, starting with New Zealand-only passengers, then bringing in Australians.

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Empy shelves: International supply chain and shipping delays broaden

Empy shelves: International supply chain and shipping delays broaden
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Port Otago chief called on to resign

Port Otago chief called on to resign 21 Dec, 2020 11:32 PM 3 minutes to read Otago Daily Times Union organisers are calling for Port Otago chief executive Kevin Winders to resign as tension rises at Dunedin s port. Tension between workers and management at the port had been building since acrimonious negotiations for a collective employment agreement concluded positively for the union at the end of last year, Rail and Maritime Transport Union South Island organiser John Kerr said. From the union s perspective the management at Port Otago had been out for revenge ever since, Kerr said. Kevin Winders. Photo / ODT At a meeting last week, a collective of unions representing the vast majority of frontline workers at the port decided to do something about it, he said.

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Aggressive management allegations at Port Otago spark calls for CEO s resignation

Aggressive management allegations at Port Otago spark calls for CEO s resignation Newshub 21/12/2020 Fiona Connor © Getty; Video: Newshub Watch: Results released in December 2020 from a major review found evidence of bullying, sexual harassment and racism at Lyttelton Port Company. Port Otago employees are taking a stand against aggressive management tactics they say is threatening the future of the South Island s most significant trade facility. It comes after a major review prompted by a Newshub investigation found evidence of bullying, intimidation, racism, sexual discrimination and a lack of transparency around decision-making at Lyttelton Port Company (LPC). Major review finds bullying, racism and sexual discrimination as pools of poor culture laid bare at Lyttelton Port Company

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