New data from Strategic Pay reveals that women in New Zealand’s private sector boardrooms are earning more than men, with female non-executive chairs making 3.7% more and non-executive directors earning 17.2% higher fees. However, women remain underrepresented, comprising only 21% of non-executive chairs and 36% of non-executive directors, compared to 28% and 39% in the public sector, respectively.
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‘Significant blow’ – Police raid Greazy Dogs gang in Tauranga drug bust
Senior members of the Greazy Dogs gang were arrested for allegedly controlling the methamphetamine trade in the western Bay of Plenty following police raids on their headquarters and 34 other properties. The operation uncovered significant quantities of drugs, firearms, and cash, leading to charges against five men, including high-ranking gang officials, and the restraint of over $1.5 million in assets. Need More Context? 🔎
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