Pāmu, formerly Landcorp, is seeing a significant financial turnaround, having reported a net profit after tax of $120 million for the year ended June 2025, which will see it return a $15 million dividend.

It's a significant turn compared to last year's results, where the company posted a loss of $26 million.

Chief executive Mark Leslie says he's 'thrilled' to be reporting these results.

"It's great to post the result - but equally, I'm thrilled for all our people as well because there's a lot of people right through the organisation who work hard every day."

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Pāmu, formerly Landcorp, is seeing a significant financial turnaround, having reported a net profit after tax of $120 million for the year ended June 2025, which will see it return a $15 million dividend.
It's a significant turn compared to last year's results, where the company posted a loss of $26 million.
Chief executive Mark Leslie says he's 'thrilled' to be reporting these results.
"It's great to post the result - but equally, I'm thrilled for all our people as well because there's a lot of people right through the organisation who work hard every day."
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Mark Leslie: Pamū Landcorp CEO on the company's turnaround in profit

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There's a view Government attacks on public service workers are driving them out of the country. 

New Public Service Commission data finds a quarter are considering quitting the country for better pay overseas. 

Health and public service department workers are most likely to pack their bags.

PSA National Secretary, Fleur Fitzsimons, says workers want to build a future here, but they're seeing an 'onslaught' of measures that negatively impact them.

"We saw it in the cuts to public services, we've seen it in the cancelling of pay equity claims, now they're coming after holidays and leave in their changes with the Employment Leave Bill. It's not surprising that people are looking to go overseas." 

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There's a view Government attacks on public service workers are driving them out of the country.&nbsp;
New Public Service Commission data finds a quarter are considering quitting the country for better pay overseas.&nbsp;
Health and public service department workers are most likely to pack their bags.
PSA National Secretary, Fleur Fitzsimons, says workers want to build a future here, but they're seeing an 'onslaught' of measures that negatively impact them.
"We saw it in the cuts to public services, we've seen it in the cancelling of pay equity claims, now they're coming after holidays and leave in their changes with the Employment Leave Bill. It's not surprising that people are looking to go overseas."&nbsp;
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Fleur Fitzsimons: PSA National Secretary on the number of public servants looking to move overseas for work

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The proposed privately-backed NZ20 competition will be readjusted for a 2028 launch instead, NZ Cricket confirmed. 

Organisers have pushed back the launch by a full year, abandoning plans to mark out their run-up in January 2027.

NZ20 establishment committee chair Don Mackinnon says it's a shared decision between the organisation and NZ Cricket - and it's important to get things right.

"Unfortunately, the window that we've got for January '27 is just too tight, particularly with the other commitments that we've locked in for test cricket. So it makes good sense."

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The proposed privately-backed NZ20 competition will be readjusted for a 2028 launch instead, NZ Cricket confirmed.&nbsp;
Organisers have pushed back the launch by a full year, abandoning plans to mark out their run-up in January 2027.
NZ20 establishment committee chair Don Mackinnon says it's a shared decision between the organisation and NZ Cricket - and it's important to get things right.
"Unfortunately, the window that we've got for January '27 is just too tight, particularly with the other commitments that we've locked in for test cricket. So it makes good sense."
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Don Mackinnon: NZ20 establishment committee chair on the competition being delayed until 2028

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There's confidence from some that the hantavirus outbreak won't turn into another worldwide pandemic.

Passengers are being evacuated and returning to home countries, including one New Zealander.

Authorities say one of five French passengers developed symptoms flying to Paris, and will isolate until further notice. 

Otago University epidemiologist, Michael Baker, says person to person transmission is very unusual for this virus.

"And when they're investigated, these are often people who are living in the same house or the same bedroom or are spending a lot of time together - it's not from casual contact." 

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There's confidence from some that the hantavirus outbreak won't turn into another worldwide pandemic.
Passengers are being evacuated and returning to home countries, including one New Zealander.
Authorities say one of five French passengers developed symptoms flying to Paris, and will isolate until further notice.&nbsp;
Otago University epidemiologist, Michael Baker, says person to person transmission is very unusual for this virus.
"And when they're investigated, these are often people who are living in the same house or the same bedroom or are spending a lot of time together - it's not from casual contact."&nbsp;
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Michael Baker: Otago University epidemiologist on whether the hantavirus outbreak could become a global pandemic

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Mark Leslie: Pamū Landcorp CEO on the company's turnaround in profit

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