Following next week’s assembly, the Arnault family will own 52% of the club and Red Bull 11%. The rest will be split between different minority shareholders, including mobile phone operator Lycamobile and Ferracci’s Alter Paris company, which will maintain a 30% stake. In 2027, Ferracci, who has been at the helm of the club since 2012, will leave and the Arnault family’s share will increase to around 80%. However, Antoine Arnault shared the new owner’s primary ambition will be overseeing Paris FC’s promotion to France’s Ligue 1 from the second division, of which they are currently the leaders. LVMH’s high-profile and highly visible product placement in the Paris Olympic Games, designing medals, ceremonial uniforms and presentation trays, raised eyebrows and created some tensions with the Games’ long-term sponsors.

November 20, 2024 19:43 UTC

The Gangs Act 2024 bans the display of gang patches in public places, and provides extra tools to target gang-related crime and intimidation. To earn the right to wear a gang patch you have to have committed violent crime. There are a trail of tears and victims behind each one of those gang patches,” he said in a statement. Attorney-General Judith Collins previously said the gang patch ban was inconsistent with the Bill of Rights Act (Bora), specifically the freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly. An officer could direct the removal of a gang patch in other places “if fear and intimidation is likely to occur”.

November 20, 2024 16:10 UTC

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November 20, 2024 15:38 UTC

Whole milk powder prices, which have the greatest bearing on Fonterra’s milk price, jumped by 3.25% to US$3,826 ($6465) a tonne. He said higher milk prices, coupled with strong production, would mean an extra $4 billion going into the economy compared with last season. “So you have got added volume and the likelihood of a pretty good price coming through,” he said. Anna Palairet, Fonterra’s chief operating officer, told The Country radio show that the auction had given the co-op confidence about its current milk price forecast. BNZ last week issued a forecast of $9.75/kg milk farmgate milk price for 2024/25, adding $10/kg was a possibility.

November 20, 2024 11:54 UTC

Photo: RNZ Pacific/ Coco LanceWith unanimous support, the Citizenship Western Samoa Restoration Amendment Bill has passed its third and final reading in New Zealand Parliament today. "Injustice has been fixed to a certain extent, but we've got to be happy about it," former National MP Anae Arthur Anae told RNZ Pacific. In 1982, the Privy Council ruled that Samoans born between 1924 and 1948 were British subjects and therefore entitled to New Zealand citizenship. But that same year, the Muldoon government enacted the Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act, which nullified the decision. "Today means so much for the work that Anae brought in 2003 to Samoa back to New Zealand," Maiava said.

November 20, 2024 11:48 UTC





Photo: LDR / Mary AfemataCleaning up graffiti at a recently-opened south Auckland playground has cost ratepayers more than $20,000. Last financial year, the bill for the upkeep of the newly-established Hayman Park playground came to $141,830. Fifteen other playgrounds across have also been damaged, including Waenganui/Allenby Park in Papatoetoe, Otamariki Park in Ōtara, Sikkim Park in Clover Park, and East Tāmaki Reserve. When discussing maintenance at Hayman Park, Apulu said the wear and tear part is a good problem. Hayman Park playground has recently reopened after undergoing maintenance earlier this month.

November 20, 2024 11:45 UTC

Toyota’s racing arm, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing organises two motor racing championships in New Zealand over the summer period, the Castrol Toyota FR Oceania Championship (CTFROC) and Bridgestone GR86 Championship. We’re keen to do the same with motor racing and make the sport more accessible to Kiwis,” Andrew says. “Over the years, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing has put together a clear pathway for young drivers with the two main championships. TOYOTA GAZOO Racing New Zealand (TGRNZ) is also working towards carbon neutrality. It is in the process of applying to the motorsport world governing body, the FIA, for its Three-Star Environmental Accreditation programme.

November 20, 2024 10:11 UTC

Kiwi Motorsport Fans In For A Treat This Summer Courtesy Of Toyota And StuffCastrol Toyota FR Oceania action at Taupo. Toyota’s racing arm, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing organises two motor racing championships in New Zealand over the summer period, the Castrol Toyota FR Oceania Championship (CTFROC) and Bridgestone GR86 Championship. We’re keen to do the same with motor racing and make the sport more accessible to Kiwis,” Andrew says. “Over the years, TOYOTA GAZOO Racing has put together a clear pathway for young drivers with the two main championships. It is in the process of applying to the motorsport world governing body, the FIA, for its Three-Star Environmental Accreditation programme.

November 20, 2024 09:13 UTC

It’s a shambles of our own making, but it’s still one we can turn around, argues health sector expert Dr David Galler. T rust and confidence in the public health system is at an all-time low. Not a day goes by without another story highlighting its alleged failings, eroding what little ...

November 20, 2024 05:26 UTC

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and the Attorney-General Judith Collins made the assessment. “It’s a standard process.”Attorney-General Judith Collins (left) and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon (right) made the assessment. Luxon said this was an issue for the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. Two other groups had their terrorist designations continued on with: the Kurdistan Workers Party or PKK, in Turkey, and the al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab in Somalia. The Government earlier this year designated the political wing of Hamas, based in Gaza, as a terrorist entity.

November 20, 2024 05:01 UTC

“We know that when our farmers and growers have a tough time, we are likely to feel the impact. The co-op paid $92m in shareholder rebates, which demonstrates the underlying strength of the business and its ability to support farmers and growers through these tough times, Hewett said. Farmland chief executive Tanya Houghton said better pricing on rural supplies put an additional $6.9m back in the hands of Kiwi farmers and growers. A new horticulture hub in Hastings demonstrated Farmlands’ commitment to better serving specific regional horticulture needs, providing tailored support and expertise to local growers. Farmlands: Key numbers$2.5b in Turnover$740.3m in Revenue$20.4m in Operating EBITDA$14.3m Net Loss After Tax$21.9m in Operating Cashflow$92m in Total Shareholder Rebates$44.1m in Rural Supplies Rebates- RNZ

November 20, 2024 03:30 UTC

Written By: lprent - Date published: 10:27 am, November 20th, 2024 - 40 commentsCategories: act, david seymour, Politics, treaty settlements - Tags:In recent days, David Seymour has been whining that no-one is seriously debating his stupid little bill to supposedly try to redefine what the Treaty of Waitangi means. The treaty wasn’t between “new zealanders” and the NZ Parliament or even the British Parliament of 1840. Around 500 Māori signed the Māori version, while only 39 signed the English version. For the fools who keep stating that the NZ Parliament is ‘sovereign’, this separation of the Crown powers is deliberate. The courts, whom David Seymour seems to want to pretend have been ‘making law’ independent of the NZ Parliament, have in fact been doing their job.

November 20, 2024 03:28 UTC

AUCKLAND, Today: Stuff Group is teaming up with TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, Toyota New Zealand, and the NextGen New Zealand Championship to deliver free, multichannel coverage of New Zealand’s premier motorsport championship starting 22 November. The SpeedHub on Stuff.co.nz will feature live racing, on-demand replays, highlights, interviews, and profiles of key personalities. Highlights will also air on Warner Bros. Discovery’s CRC Motorsport programme on Three and ThreeNow. “The SpeedHub on Stuff will be a live, free and multichannel motorsport experience that Kiwis can’t get anywhere else,” said Stuff Digital Managing Director Nadia Tolich. Stuff Director of Agency Markets Jaana Collins said SpeedHub offers brands an unrivalled chance to reach 1.4 million Kiwi motorsport fans.

November 20, 2024 02:54 UTC

Hip hip poo-ray, it’s World Toilet Day! Reporter Noelle is down in the dumps at Māngere Wastewater Treatment Plant to get to the bottom of what happens to our poo when it goes down the loo.

November 20, 2024 01:22 UTC

As expected, the British team, representing the Royal Yacht Squadron, was accepted as the challenger of record by Team NZ and the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Team NZ chief executive Grant Dalton said that Auckland was an option, despite the messy fallout following the city’s hosting in 2021. Team NZ chief executive Grant Dalton says the next America’s Cup should feature more teams and more events. Ahead of Barcelona, the AC40s were sailed in the preliminary regattas and were used by teams in the inaugural Women’s America’s Cup and the returning Youth America’s Cup. Barcelona’s premier event featured Team NZ and five teams, Britannia, Luna Rossa, American Magic, Alinghi and Orient Express, who are all expected to challenge again.

November 20, 2024 00:19 UTC