
The 90% Project: SkyCity aiming to vaccinate 500 staff in three days
Aim is to have 500 staff vaccinated on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
Aim is to have 500 staff vaccinated on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
Australasian business reveals performance in last 12 months hit by Covid
More locations of interest in Auckland have been added to the growing list.
Fletcher annual report says company fully insured for NZICC works.
Among the new places of interest are SkyCity's Auckland central casino, AUT and a church.
"We have a highly feminised management so we said 'come on sisters'," - Joe Carolan.
Some Kiwis are getting $150 payments and time off work to get vaccinated.
Around 80 per cent or work on glass components now complete
But big new hotel to stay open
An analyst notes that VIP income only accounts for 1 per cent of group earnings.
The company can't give formal earnings guidance right now.
Casino company rings in the changes at board level
Repair costs have been revised up from $336 million last year to at least $340m.
"I've been living my strange, set existence in there" - Taylor on isolation stays.
SkyCity had to fight battles on a number of different fronts.
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SkyCity wins the Deloitte Top 200 Diversity and Inclusion award 2020.
"Roof design and specifications were compliant" - Ross Taylor, Fletcher Building CEO.
Sudden departure of Graeme Stephens "very surprising to us" - Chelsea Leadbetter.
Casino firm's new boss has to deal with uncertainty after executive departures.
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A sudden SkyCity announcement has hit the NZX notice board.
It's the first significant milestone for the ill-fated International Convention Centre.
"As soon as you do this, you become the kaitiaki of these values." - Temuera Hall.
New venues Weta Workshop and All Blacks' Experience will also open in December.
"Fire brigade managed to keep it cook so she was all good" - Tim Smith.
CEO Graeme Stephens feels 'well positioned' to ride out what lies ahead.
Investigators say the fire was 'of a scale rarely experienced in this country'.
Cloud and fog engulfed the Sky Tower this morning.