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      Home > News > Health & Safety

    A Motueka company has been fined almost 110-thousand dollars for unsafely removing asbestos

    A Motueka company has been fined almost 110-thousand dollars for unsafely removing asbestos


    Bays Boating appeared in the Nelson District Court today, after they demolished a building in 2018 that was known to have asbestos.

    About 220 people die of asbestos-related disease each year in New Zealand.

    WorkSafe says it's unacceptable not to remove asbestos safely, given the known danger.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Entertainment:
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     Business:
    Whitney Hansen will mix business with relaxation over the Christmas break 11:07

     Entertainment:
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     Entertainment:
    The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are producing a romantic comedy for Netflix 10:20

     International:
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     Rugby:
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     Cricket:
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