
David Hill
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2 weeks ago |
radionz.co.nz | David Hill
A Canterbury council ''disappointed'' with having its credit rating downgraded may quit the international credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings. The Waimakariri District Council was among 18 councils to have its credit rating downgraded in March, with the council moving from AA with a negative outlook to AA- with a stable outlook. Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon said his council has met with the agency to express its frustrations.
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2 weeks ago |
odt.co.nz | David Hill
You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. CanterburyChristchurchAs society grapples with the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence, Environment Canterbury's deputy chair has asked whether it could actually replace politicians. Deon Swiggs says AI and advancing technology raises many opportunities, as well as risks.
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2 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | David Hill
North Canterbury farmers want to help boost the economy, but say the red tape needs to go. Associate Agriculture Minister Nicola Grigg and Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey listened to farmers' concerns at a woolshed meeting at Cust, near Oxford, on Friday, 4 April. The farmers raised a number of concerns, including the Resource Management Act (RMA) reform, methane emissions, freshwater farm plans and tariffs.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | David Hill
David Hill Triad Business JournalListen to this article 3 minThe Greensboro health system buys about 8 acres adjacent to its medical center in one of the Triad's fastest growing municipalities but says what will go there isn't decided. Cone Health, through its Alamance Regional Medical Center based in Burlington, has bought about eight acres of land adjacent to its medical center in Mebane, but isn’t saying yet what it plans to do with the property.
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1 month ago |
myfox8.com | David Hill
A state lawmaker suggested Tuesday that the Triad may be on the verge of landing an economic development project that would dwarf even the 5,000-worker Toyota plant about to open south of Greensboro. State Sen. Gladys Robinson, a Greensboro Democrat in her eighth term serving the 28th District, raised the possibility at the Policy & Prosperity Breakfast presented by the Greensboro Business League and the North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation Tuesday morning.
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A thief stole DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s bag this weekend, including her driver’s license, medication, apartment keys, passport, DHS access badge, makeup bag, blank checks, and about $3,000 in cash, per @JoshCampbellcnn. https://t.co/AqSfAjKzG4

RT @dennismhogan: It is beyond me how this country expects to host the world’s biggest sporting event next summer when every international…