June’s edition covers NEMA’s Rū Whenua exercise, which sees over 60 agencies come together across three dedicated days to test the government’s ability to respond to emergency events on the day and how we transition to recovery and rebuild in the months that follow.
The TCF Q2 Fraud & Revenue Assurance seminar welcomed over 90 cross-industry participants eager to hear and share ongoing trends and insights, as New Zealand looks at how to best co-ordinate a centralised apporach to fighting frauds and scams in New Zealand.
We have been working hard to get changes to the National Environmental Standards for Telecommunications Facilities (NESTF) updated as part of the Government’s resource management law reform process, something telecommunications network operators depend on to build infrastructure and provide connectivity for New Zealanders.
RCG also celebrates a big milestone in hitting their 500th tower, and we welcome new Chorus CEO Mark Aue to the TCF board.
CONTENTS:
- Exercise Rū Whenua
- TCF Q2 Fraud Seminar Event
- Environmental Standards for Telecommunications
- Members Spotlight – 500th RCG tower
- New Chorus CEO
