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Business Scoop » First ISO50001 Certification In New Zealand Achieved By Epsom Girls Grammar School

Press Release – CEP Epsom Girls Grammar School today became the first organisation in New Zealand to be certified to ISO50001, the international standard for energy management systems. This is a breakthrough moment for energy efficiency in New Zealand, said CEPs … Epsom Girls Grammar School today became the first organisation in New Zealand to be certified to ISO50001, the international standard for energy management systems. “This is a breakthrough moment for energy efficiency in New Zealand”, said CEP’s CEO Mike Hopkins. “We applaud the foresight of the team at EGGS and congratulate them on their leadership.” The ceremony to confer the certification took place today (Thursday) at the school. Commenting on the certification, EGGS Principal, Lorraine Pound said: “Being ISO5001 certified is a wonderful outcome of a joint project led by the School’s Business Manager, Economech and students from the School’s Sustainability Committee. We are delighted to be invol

Artsday / World Orchestra premieres in Canberra

Australian World Orchestra Photo: Anna Kucera. COMPOSER Paul Dean’s new work, “Symphony”, is the commissioned centrepiece of three concerts throughout the country by the Australian World Orchestra, playing under the baton of conductor Alexander Briger. The piece is Australian at its core, with a homage to the sounds of sunrise by the riverbank and the drama of an early morning Brisbane storm. Its world premiere will be seen at Llewellyn Hall, 7.30pm, this Wednesday, June 2, book here.  CANBERRA Theatre Centre will showcase new work by ACT students in the 7th annual “ACT UP! Festival”, with the theme “New Normal”, culminating in a performance featuring talent from Alfred Deakin High School, Batemans Bay High School, Campbell High School, Canberra College, UCSSC Lake Ginninderra College, St Edmunds College, St Francis Xavier College, Telopea Park School, St John Paul II College and Marist College. The Playhouse, 8pm, Wednesday, June 2. Book here or 6275 2700.

The Fiji Times » Busting a popular myth – A bizarre sense of priorities

Mahendra Chaudhry 8 May, 2021, 3:08 pm Customers line-up outside a supermarket in Valelevu, Nasinu to do their shopping. Picture: ATU RASEA/FT FILE First, let’s bust the popular myth that the Prime Minister’s office block will cost $7m. A more realistic assessment of the cost for this highly controversial, luxury set of suites will likely be $50 million. This misleading perception was created, deliberately or otherwise, in budget 2020/21 by an initial $7m allocation for the complex. However, the budget estimates do show a projected allocation of further $7m for each of the years 22/23 – making a total outlay of $21m. This again is grossly under-quoting the cost. I am reliably informed by well-placed architects and civil engineers that, judging from the design concept for the building, it is more likely to cost about $50m, if not more, with a completion time in excess of three years under the current condition.

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