Working from the office could set people up better for a promotion than working from home. 

Recruitment agency Robert Half says 58 percent of workers believe opportunities to advance correlate with office attendance. 

It says 54 percent would turn up more if it was needed to get promoted.

Managing director Megan Alexander says there is a mentality of out of sight, out of mind. 

She explained that relationship building is critical to climbing the career ladder - which is difficult when you're sitting at home not talking to anybody. 

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Working from the office could set people up better for a promotion than working from home.&nbsp;
Recruitment agency Robert Half says 58 percent of workers believe opportunities to advance correlate with office attendance.&nbsp;
It says 54 percent would turn up more if it was needed to get promoted.
Managing director Megan Alexander says there is a mentality of out of sight, out of mind.&nbsp;
She explained that relationship building is critical to climbing the career ladder - which is difficult when you're sitting at home not talking to anybody.&nbsp;
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Megan Alexander: Robert Half recruitment expert on whether working from home reduces promotion opportunities

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There's a view Fonterra's strong result today is unlikely to climb much more.

The dairy giant's reported a 2.8 percent rise in first-half net profit to $750 million.

It's also announced a 20 cent lift in the farmgate milk price - and a $9.70 midpoint per kilo of milksolids.

Federated Farmers Dairy Chair, Karl Dean, says given global uncertainty, he doesn't think the midpoint will reach $10.

"The futures market is sitting around the $9.70-$9.80 mark, so Fonterra's got it pretty much where the futures are."

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There's a view Fonterra's strong result today is unlikely to climb much more.
The dairy giant's reported a 2.8 percent rise in first-half net profit to $750 million.
It's also announced a 20 cent lift in the farmgate milk price - and a $9.70 midpoint per kilo of milksolids.
Federated Farmers Dairy Chair, Karl Dean, says given global uncertainty, he doesn't think the midpoint will reach $10.
"The futures market is sitting around the $9.70-$9.80 mark, so Fonterra's got it pretty much where the futures are."
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Karl Dean: Federated Farmers Dairy Chair on Fonterra reporting a 2.8 percent lift in first-half net profit to $750 million

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The Associate Energy Minister says 'finicky' differences have barred Australian-standard fuel here.

The Government's relaxing our specifications to harmonise with Australia's, to combat global shortages. 

Shane Jones says it'll give importers a wider pool and hopefully bring some relief at the pump.

He says it's compatible with Kiwi vehicles and meets safety and quality expectations. 

Jones says it could run for 12 months.

"It's temporary, but obviously the PM on various other occasions has talked about how it's overdue for harmonisation between Aussie-Kiwi, and who knows? It could very well be permanent."

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The Associate Energy Minister says 'finicky' differences have barred Australian-standard fuel here.
The Government's relaxing our specifications to harmonise with Australia's, to combat global shortages.&nbsp;
Shane Jones says it'll give importers a wider pool and hopefully bring some relief at the pump.
He says it's compatible with Kiwi vehicles and meets safety and quality expectations.&nbsp;
Jones says it could run for 12 months.
"It's temporary, but obviously the PM on various other occasions has talked about how it's overdue for harmonisation between Aussie-Kiwi, and who knows? It could very well be permanent."
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Shane Jones: Associate Energy Minister on the Government relaxing standards to allow Australian-standard fuel into NZ

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The Government's bracing itself for fuel pipeline disruptions down the track.

As of Wednesday, the country had seven weeks of petrol reserves, and more than six weeks of diesel and jet fuel. 

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says they'll announce details of cost relief measures for low-to-middle income households tomorrow. 

Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper speculates ahead of the announcement.

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The Government's bracing itself for fuel pipeline disruptions down the track.
As of Wednesday, the country had seven weeks of petrol reserves, and more than six weeks of diesel and jet fuel.&nbsp;
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says they'll announce details of cost relief measures for low-to-middle income households tomorrow.&nbsp;
Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper speculates ahead of the announcement.
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Barry Soper: Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent on the Government unveiling cost relief measures for fuel crisis tomorrow

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Megan Alexander: Robert Half recruitment expert on whether working from home reduces promotion opportunities

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