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News, updates and announcements from around the Unison network.
Around 70 rangatahi, 30 mentors and 50 helpers gathered for a prizegiving today to celebrate emerging leaders at the eleventh Te Taitimu Trust Big Camp with Ngāti Pāhauwera Development Trust.
The Hawke’s Bay Power Consumers’ Trust are holding the 5-yearly ownership review of the shares in Unison Networks Limited early in the new year. Trust Chair, Diana Kirton, said the review allows consumer shareholders to consider proposals and available options for the future ownership of the shares in the company.
Unison crews are out this morning making steady progress repairing the network and restoring power to approximately 1,200 customers without power in Rotorua following the New Year storm.
With temperatures soaring and many of us spending more time outdoors and in the garden, Unison Networks is reminding the community to keep safe around electricity these holidays.
Newly elected HB Power Consumer trustees held their first meeting of the new triennium on Friday. Elected Chair, Diana Kirton provides an update.
Thirty-five young Hawke’s Bay basketball players will have an eye-opening experience today when they meet the NZ Breakers before the NBL team take on the Perth Wildcats in Auckland.
Electricity distributor Unison Networks is calling on the community to report any suspicious activity around its assets following a bout of vandalism on its Hawke’s Bay network.
Six Maraenui primary schools took to the basketball court, as part of an ongoing initiative supported by UnisonFibre and local Police.
Unison Networks is reminding the community to take care around its electricity network following a significant increase in the number of third-parties making inadvertent contact with network assets.
Hawke’s Bay Power Consumers’ Trust Returning Officer, Dale Ofsoske, advises that Barbara ARNOTT, Kevin ATKINSON, Helen FRANCIS, Ken GILLIGAN and Diana KIRTON have been elected as trustees to the Hawke’s Bay Power Consumers’ Trust.
The number of junior hockey, rugby and netball players in Hawke’s Bay increased again this year as Unison continued to back junior sport in the region.
Electricity distributor, Unison Networks today announced that Philip Hocquard has been appointed Unison Group Chairman effective immediately.
IDC Smart City Asia/Pacific Awards (SCAPA) recognises the 18 most outstanding smart city initiatives in Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APeJ) across 14 functional smart city award categories.
Retiring Unison Group Chairman, Kevin Atkinson said today the electricity distributor is in great shape and well-equipped to face the challenges of the future.
Travel between Hawke’s Bay and the Central North Island in an electric vehicle (EV) became easier this week with two fast-chargers commissioned on State Highway 5 – a 140 kilometre stretch of road, which is both a key transport link and popular tourist route.
Hawke’s Bay Rugby Union’s annual player development camps kicked-off this week with 40 of Hawke’s Bay’s best under-14 rugby players gathering at Lindisfarne College for three days of intense training on Monday.
Unison Group Chief Executive, Ken Sutherland says Transpower’s announcement that it will spend $5.5 million on upgrading the power supply into the Hawke’s Bay is good news.
Unison has been named as a finalist in the Smart Grid category as part of the IDC Smart City Asia Pacific Awards (SCAPA) 2017.
0ver 100 children from six Flaxmere schools enjoyed a morning of friendly basketball with local police, Bay Hawks players and Unison staff on Friday.
A group of 12 electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts, driving 3,000 kilometres from Bluff to Cape Reinga, will be stopping at Unison’s fast-chargers in Hawke’s Bay, Taupo and Rotorua next week.
Unison crews have worked hard to get the remaining one percent who lost electricity following Cyclone Cook reconnected today and fix faults for customers without hot water.
Unison Networks is currently experiencing widespread outages across its network regions as the wild weather wreaks havoc on the network.
Unison Networks is asking customers to prepare for strong winds and potential power cuts as Cyclone Cook passes over its network regions.
A partnership between Taupō District Council and Unison will see Taupō’s first fast-charging station for electric vehicles (EVs) installed near the fire station on Kaimanawa Street.
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