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White knight emerges for Whakatāne mill but workers still worried

Behind the scenes, government agencies, local MPS and unions have been working up to two years to help find a new buyer and keep the mill s 210 skilled staff in the region. However, in March, workers began preparing for the worst when the mill announced it was closing in June because its parent company was taking its work elsewhere. RNZ The Detail explores why the wood processing industry is under stress and why New Zealand continues to send so many raw logs to China without turning them into something more valuable. One of the two unions involved, First Union, welcomed the news and the benefits it could bring.

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Stabbing in Dunedin: Some staff may not return if supermarket reopens on Thursday

Staff stand outside the car park at Dunedin Central Countdown on Wednesday. The police forensic examination, which was largely focused near the supermarket s pharmacy, concluded on Tuesday night. Police tape preventing access to the car park was removed on Wednesday morning. The car park remained off limits to media as a large of number of staff gathered outside the store on Wednesday morning. Countdown did not give a specific opening time. Stuff A blessing was held for about 50 staff. Senior police also attended. “Our focus now is on helping make sure our team’s return to the store is as peaceful and as healing as it can be, and we would ask both the public and the media to respect our team’s privacy as they do this,” spokeswoman Kiri Hannifin said.

Man thanks hero who saved brother s life during Dunedin stabbing

Sam Sherwood and Hamish McNeilly05:00, May 13 2021 Kavinda Herath/Stuff ED clinical director Dr Richard Stephenson, Superintendent Paul Basham and nursing lead Janet Andrews at a media briefing on Tuesday about the stabbing incident at central Dunedin Countdown. The brother of a prison guard stabbed in the neck during a rampage at a Dunedin supermarket wants to thank the “hero” who saved his life. A Corrections Officer at Otago Corrections Facility and his wife, believed to be a Customs employee, were among four people who received serious knife wounds during the attack at Countdown Dunedin Central on Monday afternoon. It is believed the man was stabbed in the neck, while his wife was stabbed in the back.

We aren t appreciated : Retail workers speak out about abuse in wake of Countdown attack

We aren t appreciated : Retail workers speak out about abuse in wake of Countdown attack Newshub 1 day ago Jamie Ensor, Mel Logan, Tom McRae © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images / Newshub. Watch: After the stabbing incident in Dunedin, frontline retail staff have spoken out about the abuse they ve received from customers that s left them in tears and scared to go back to work. The abuse retail workers face in New Zealand was laid bare on Tuesday morning, with many Kiwis telling The AM Show about how they ve been mistreated by customers.  Countdown is considering trialling body cameras on staff after four people were stabbed at a Dunedin store on Monday afternoon. The supermarket chain s general manager of safety Kiri Hannifin says issues have escalated over the last year. 

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