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CW: Rod Drury - sexual assault
Another former Xero employee comes forward and accuses Rod Drury of sexual assault.
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CW: Rod Drury - sexual assault
Another former Xero employee comes forward and accuses Rod Drury of sexual assault.
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CW: Rod Drury - sexual assault
Another former Xero employee comes forward and accuses Rod Drury of sexual assault.
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CW: Rod Drury - sexual assault
Another former Xero employee comes forward and accuses Rod Drury of sexual assault.
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CW: Rod Drury - sexual assault
Another former Xero employee comes forward and accuses Rod Drury of sexual assault.
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He has a knighthood, was declared 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year and is the face behind the Queenstown Gondola fast-track proposal. Rod Drury cultivates the image of a modern NZ hero.
Unfortunately an incident occurred during his time running Xero which RNZ refers to as "misconduct". The woman involved (yes, *that* type of misconduct) said she felt compelled to come forward after Drury was awarded the New Zealander of the Year title.
Xero has hired Maria Dew, KC to investigate the matter.
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He has a knighthood, was declared 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year and is the face behind the Queenstown Gondola fast-track proposal. Rod Drury cultivates the image of a modern NZ hero.
Unfortunately an incident occurred during his time running Xero which RNZ refers to as "misconduct". The woman involved (yes, *that* type of misconduct) said she felt compelled to come forward after Drury was awarded the New Zealander of the Year title.
Xero has hired Maria Dew, KC to investigate the matter.
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He has a knighthood, was declared 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year and is the face behind the Queenstown Gondola fast-track proposal. Rod Drury cultivates the image of a modern NZ hero.
Unfortunately an incident occurred during his time running Xero which RNZ refers to as "misconduct". The woman involved (yes, *that* type of misconduct) said she felt compelled to come forward after Drury was awarded the New Zealander of the Year title.
Xero has hired Maria Dew, KC to investigate the matter.
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He has a knighthood, was declared 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year and is the face behind the Queenstown Gondola fast-track proposal. Rod Drury cultivates the image of a modern NZ hero.
Unfortunately an incident occurred during his time running Xero which RNZ refers to as "misconduct". The woman involved (yes, *that* type of misconduct) said she felt compelled to come forward after Drury was awarded the New Zealander of the Year title.
Xero has hired Maria Dew, KC to investigate the matter.
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He has a knighthood, was declared 2026 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year and is the face behind the Queenstown Gondola fast-track proposal. Rod Drury cultivates the image of a modern NZ hero.
Unfortunately an incident occurred during his time running Xero which RNZ refers to as "misconduct". The woman involved (yes, *that* type of misconduct) said she felt compelled to come forward after Drury was awarded the New Zealander of the Year title.
Xero has hired Maria Dew, KC to investigate the matter.
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The fast-tracked Coronet Village project to build a gondola plus a 780 dwelling subdivision has hit speed wobbles.
Their highest profile supporter, Rod Drury, has pulled his backing "after listening to local community opposition to the large residential development".
Locals did not want another 800 homes parked at the base of Coronet Peak.
Drury gives the impression that he was only interested in the gondola proposal, and the subdivision had been tacked on afterwards by other people.
Crux suggests Drury’s withdrawal may have initiated "something of a domino effect as other parties are now reconsidering their involvement in the gondola project."
https://crux.org.nz/crux-news/coronet-village-supporter-withdraws-from-project/
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The fast-tracked Coronet Village project to build a gondola plus a 780 dwelling subdivision has hit speed wobbles.
Their highest profile supporter, Rod Drury, has pulled his backing "after listening to local community opposition to the large residential development".
Locals did not want another 800 homes parked at the base of Coronet Peak.
Drury gives the impression that he was only interested in the gondola proposal, and the subdivision had been tacked on afterwards by other people.
Crux suggests Drury’s withdrawal may have initiated "something of a domino effect as other parties are now reconsidering their involvement in the gondola project."
https://crux.org.nz/crux-news/coronet-village-supporter-withdraws-from-project/
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The fast-tracked Coronet Village project to build a gondola plus a 780 dwelling subdivision has hit speed wobbles.
Their highest profile supporter, Rod Drury, has pulled his backing "after listening to local community opposition to the large residential development".
Locals did not want another 800 homes parked at the base of Coronet Peak.
Drury gives the impression that he was only interested in the gondola proposal, and the subdivision had been tacked on afterwards by other people.
Crux suggests Drury’s withdrawal may have initiated "something of a domino effect as other parties are now reconsidering their involvement in the gondola project."
https://crux.org.nz/crux-news/coronet-village-supporter-withdraws-from-project/
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The fast-tracked Coronet Village project to build a gondola plus a 780 dwelling subdivision has hit speed wobbles.
Their highest profile supporter, Rod Drury, has pulled his backing "after listening to local community opposition to the large residential development".
Locals did not want another 800 homes parked at the base of Coronet Peak.
Drury gives the impression that he was only interested in the gondola proposal, and the subdivision had been tacked on afterwards by other people.
Crux suggests Drury’s withdrawal may have initiated "something of a domino effect as other parties are now reconsidering their involvement in the gondola project."
https://crux.org.nz/crux-news/coronet-village-supporter-withdraws-from-project/
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The fast-tracked Coronet Village project to build a gondola plus a 780 dwelling subdivision has hit speed wobbles.
Their highest profile supporter, Rod Drury, has pulled his backing "after listening to local community opposition to the large residential development".
Locals did not want another 800 homes parked at the base of Coronet Peak.
Drury gives the impression that he was only interested in the gondola proposal, and the subdivision had been tacked on afterwards by other people.
Crux suggests Drury’s withdrawal may have initiated "something of a domino effect as other parties are now reconsidering their involvement in the gondola project."
https://crux.org.nz/crux-news/coronet-village-supporter-withdraws-from-project/