First day Entrust Election numbers well up on 2015
The returning officer for the Entrust election has reported a first day vote count of 3078 way more than the 471 recorded on the first day of voting back in 2015. Entrust (formerly called the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust) holds 75.1% of the shares in Vector...
Media Release: Commerce Commission penalties for Vector show why it’s time to change the Entrust Trustees
10 October 2018 Commerce Commission penalties for Vector show why it’s time to change the Entrust Trustees Today it was revealed that Vector, the Auckland lines company, will face Commerce Commission penalties for failing to deliver its contracted reliability service...
Media Release: City Vision Entrust Team Leader asks Entrust Chair to explain Australian interest
Media release 11 September 2018 City Vision Entrust Team Leader asks Entrust Chair to explain Australian interest It is time for Entrust Chair William Cairns to explain why The Australian newspaper believes that a sell down of the Entrust 75.1% shareholding is on the...
Media release: City Vision says elect a united team to protect your dividend and stop further sell down of shares
30 August 2018 City Vision says elect a united team to protect your dividend and stop further sell down of shares City Vision, a coalition of Labour, Green and community independents, has formed a ticket to change the trustees at Entrust and clean up the current mess....From our Facebook page
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Last week the Auckland Heritage Festival opened at the New Zealand Maritime Museum. Guest speaker Frances Walsh gave an excellent pre-view of the Museum's Nuclear-free Pacific: a maritime story exhibition featuring Vega, the boat that first sailed to Mururoa in protest of French nuclear testing in 1972. ![]()
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The festival programme is packed with free exhibitions and activities worth checking out during the school holidays. ![]()
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In the pic City Vision's Pippa Coom with Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Chair, Maria Meredith and Antony Phillips from Heritage NZ at the opening.