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We all know that New Zealand is a trading nation. We need to sell stuff to make the money we need to build hospitals, pay our teachers and police officers, pay for benefits and Super, pay for roads and cycleways, and the like. To maintain our standard of living we have to earn our keep, and that's what our exporters do. We need good exporters, and we need to be able to get our stuff to market. However, port inefficiencies around the country could undermine New Zealand's goals to double its export earnings. I think there have been polite snorts of derision when that bold claim has been stated, especially given what's been happening in recent times. The Cargo Owners Council says there's been a 30% drop in productivity since 2019. Chair Brent Falvey says there needs to be a comprehensive reset of our ports and a strategy for the whole supply chain. The International Container Alliance Committee (ICLC), representing international container shipping lines in New Zealand, has got in on the act too, calling for a lifting of productivity across all ports in the country. They say, “we note that overall the ship rate is reduced from 68 moves per hour in the first quarter of 2019 to 55 moves per hour during a similar period in 2025, across the four largest ports.” That's close to a 20% reduction in productivity and is very concerning, says the ICLC. Brent Falvey told Mike Hosking this morning that we just aren't keeping up with the rest of the world. “As you probably know, there's more than 400 ports around the world and New Zealand, from a productivity point of view, is in the bottom 20%. The majority of our ports are congested and poor productivity. Since 2019, productivity declined by up to 30%, and costs have gone up, and things are a mess. “What we think we need to do is actually have a reset. We're talking to the government, we're saying we need to have a hub and spoke model around the ports, the hub is actually big, deep-sea ports that are really efficient, and the spoke with small ports moving cargo to those large ports and that would be done by coastal shipping, it would have to be hand in hand with rail and road. I mean you've probably noticed that there's been some good work done at rail. They've had a bit of a reset, but to go to the next level for rail, they need volume that will drive efficiencies and cost.” We have, according to the industry, a five year window to get the supply chain back on track or we risk being serviced out of Australia. The shipping companies just won't bother coming here. It's not worth their while and that would add costs to exports and increased time to market. Some shipping lines say it's already too late, with shipping companies scaling back direct New Zealand services and hubbing out of Australia. Port companies say health and safety changes, as well as ships not arriving when they're supposed to, as contributing to the productivity question. But you can't really blame unions taking a long, hard look at health and safety processes, given the number of deaths on ports around the country. Sure, increase our productivity, but not at any cost, not at the cost of lives, because you haven't got things right. People don't have to die to make the ports more efficient. In the Blue Highway series that Business Desk produced, the shipping lines and the New Zealand Cargo Owners Council supported a move to that hub and feeder network that Brent Falvey talked about. A small number of ports would serve as the main ports of call for larger international vessels, and the remaining regional ports would play a feeder role. And again, that use of coastal shipping would transport cargo to and from the international hub ports. Now there may need to be regulatory changes to allow foreign operators to play a greater role in the coastal network, there may not be enough domestic flagships to do that, but that's tinkering around the edges. Right now, we have a very small window of time to improve our productivity in our ports so that our exporters can have a chance of competing on the international global markets. It is absolutely vital that our ports are productive and safe and efficient because the international shipping companies simply do not care. We make up 1% of their business, cutting us off would mean very little to them. It would mean quite literally the world for us. When it comes to making these big, deep-sea ports, this is where you need to fast track it. Can you imagine if five years from now we'd still be going through the consent process? There's been much talk in recent years about how to improve our ports because the decision makers know just how important it is to get our goods to market. We've talked about trying to increase the ports in Auckland, and that is indeed what they're going to do, expanding some of the wharves there. The automation was tried that didn't work for very obvious reasons. There's been talk of moving the port north, I think that's dead in the water despite Martua's best intentions. Port of Tauranga has been trying to grow its space. It is monolithic already. When you go to The Mount, it is dominated by the wharf. But size doesn't matter in this case. We need productivity. We need efficiency. We need to get these ships in and get them out far more quickly than we're doing now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm your host Gary Nowak and today I've got an interesting one for you with my guest Nando Ateho who during our conversations gives us some great insight into his background and current entrepreneurial mindset.Career Background:Comes from a family of EntrepreneursHis work consists of creating a culture of mutually beneficial relationshipsIdeas Nando Lives by: Kaizen- The continuous journey of becoming the best version of yourself. -The Toyota Way Work harder on yourself than you do at your job-Jim Rohn We are the some of the people we most spend and give our time to. – Mr. Simsek Other's opinion of you does not have to become your reality – Les Brown Lead me, follow me or get out of my way – George Patton Let food by thy medicine and medicine by thy food-Hippocrates We must love our lives and use work as the necessary leverage we earn to achieve our inspirations. – Me.  HighlightsBox of snickers to sell and paying the VIGEmotional motivation and connectionMaking $100 selling stuffInstinct to be entrepreneurial, it's in the genesTrying to connect the childhood to current dayEntrepreneurial family from grandmother on downExercise = mental health, better marriageSexual Transmutation conversationHealthy dose of vanityMom is a warrior and a bad assIndividual Kid Birthday TripsICLC for the kids (Imagination / Communication / Leadership / CreativityUltra runnerFirst car was a mistakeWant to be a guest? Email me at gpnowak@gmail.com!

Podcast Guest Joshua Singh: "Joshua Singh, is a preacher & entrepreneur, and is best recognised as associate pastor at ICLC. He appears in Radio Rhema,& Shine TV and on weekly release of Wisdom Wednesday. Joshua Singh was born to Ps Alice & Moses Singh (Senior Pastor ICLC) in NZ, and went to Elim Christian college. He is pursuing Masters of Ministry thesis & research. Always believing in, to live a purposeful life, Joshua's aspires to ‘change the world' through the word of God. Being an effective communicator of God's word, Joshua, has amassed a dedicated following of over 5000 on Instagram, Facebook & snapchat. He travels across the country & the globe, ministering & mentoring also attending conferences in Fiji, Canada, India, Chicago, California & Australia'. With the focal point to nurture the ‘youth', he puts forth ‘ICLC youth podcast, blogs & free mentoring services'." ____________________________________________ ►Ryan J Melton is an

Podcast for #InspiredByTheWord Devotion for 30th August 2021 Today's devotional article reminds me of many things. First is a highlight from ICLC 2021 when our Man of God shared about 7 things we enjoy when we open ourselves to the Word; 3 of them form today's title - Ever-increasing Grace, Ever-increasing Faith and Ever-increasing Glory. Maybe I should share my notes from that meeting with you; it would bless you. Also, it reminds me of the message, "Increase In Grace" where he also shared about the 7 outworkings of grace. Anyways, learn about these three gifts that you can so enjoy in abundance. Enjoy your day as well. God bless you.

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This podcast aims to assist you in accurately identifying victims of domestic and family violence when they are listed as defendants on ADVOs, and what you can do for them once you have identified that they are a client that requires ongoing assistance from Legal Aid. Discussion topics include Legal Aid’s current policy and guidelines about grants in ADVO proceedings, the legislative definitions of family and domestic violence across both state and commonwealth legislation, and useful tips that you can implement to better the service provided to our disadvantaged clients at a duty level. This conversational style podcast is very informative, factual and also easy to follow. Presenters Mark Dickha is a Solicitor and the Crime Practice Manager at Blacktown Legal Aid Office. He has worked in many criminal law sections including ICLC, Indictable Appeals, Commonwealth Crime Unit and Supreme Court Bails. Soumaya Alaouie was admitted as a solicitor in 2014 and began her legal career in Private Practice, before coming to work at Legal Aid in 2017. Upon first coming into the organisation, she worked as a solicitor in the Domestic Violence Unit in August 2017 before making the transition to the Family Litigation Unit as a Grade I-III solicitor working out of the Blacktown Legal Aid Office in January 2018  

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INFLUENCE. INSIGHT. INTIMACY. This is what today's guest is focusing on and thriving for. We have Joshua Singh from Auckland, NZ. He's a Pastor and an entrepreneur doing some amazing work all over His community. I've been blessed to know Him and more than that to have Him on the show. Every word He speaks is full of value. He digs into how he started out as an entrepreneur and how He ended up closing a half a million deal in a very short time. He shares more insight on freelancing, life & relationships. Be sure to check the full podcast as it'll help you get better as a freelancer and as a human being. . “Joshua Singh, is a preacher & entrepreneur, and is best recognised as associate pastor at ICLC. He appears in Radio Rhema,& Shine TV and on weekly release of Wisdom Wednesday. Joshua Singh was born to Ps Alice & Moses Singh (Senior Pastor ICLC) in NZ, and went to Elim Christian college. He is pursuing Masters of Ministry thesis & research. Always believing in, to live a purposeful life, Joshua's aspires to ‘change the world' through the word of God. Being an effective communicator of God's word, Joshua, has amassed a dedicated following of over 5000 on Instagram, Facebook & snapchat. He travels across the country & the globe, ministering & mentoring also attending conferences in Fiji, Canada, India, Chicago, California & Australia'. With the focal point to nurture the ‘youth', he puts forth ‘ICLC youth podcast, blogs & free mentoring services'.” . Links to His Social platforms: • Website : Joshuasingh.com • Instagram : Instagram.com/Joshuasingh • YouTube : YouTube.com/joshuajsingh • Facebook : Facebook.com/joshuajsingh . Connect with me on Instagram www.instagram.com/blesscreatics. . Thank you for listening to this episode of The Bless Show! Take a screenshot or record a video of you listening to this podcast while you work/drive and share it on your Instagram stories and tag me @blesscreatics for a shoutout! If you've freelance questions for the show, send an audio/voice memo of you introducing yourself and asking the question to ‘theblessshow@gmail.com' . Don't forget to subscribe to be notified of every new episode. If you like the content, kindly rate and share your reviews for the show. Share the word on your Twitter, Instagram & Facebook. . Huge shoutout to this show's sponsors! SKILLSHARE has been my favourite online learning hub since I started out. With thousands of classes on almost every topic makes it the best among all. Get 2 MONTHS OF SKILLSHARE and take your design skills to a next level. Sign up today at https://skl.sh/blesscreatics

I talk with Tina Marie J who is a former member of the ICLC, The International Church of Christ. Tina now has a YouTube channel where she discusses her experiences, and helps those recovering from spiritual abuse and withdrawing from cults. Follow Tina Marie J twitter.com/Tinaamariej youtube.com/channel/UCCBSj4ctRxQuieL6yYIrL-A Contribute on Patreon patreon.com/lalodagach Podcast available on YouTube youtube.com/lalodagachpodcast Also available iTunes, Stitcher, GooglePlay and TuneIn Follow Lalo Dagach twitter.com/LaloDagach facebook.com/lalodagachpage

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