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CS-VUE News and Updates for March
Sep 06 2010 ▪ To view this email online click here
Hi -name-,
Welcome to the March edition of CS-VUE News and Updates for March 2009.
In this issue our CEO talks about the end of the financial year, some hints and tips, we have the latest By the Numbers, as well as news from our partner companies.
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31 March marks the end of our Financial Year - and what a year it has been! CS-VUE has clocked up an astonishing 3,170% revenue growth over the last
three years, and despite some fairly morbid economic conditions, we remain positive about future expansion.
From my perspective, one of
the most exciting aspects over the last 12 months has been the intense mainstreaming of corporate sustainability. The 2009 Ernst & Young Business
Risk Report terms this market shift as "Radical Greening", and rates the need to focus on corporate environmental policy and practical
sustainability outcomes as the 4th largest risk to global business. And guess what? Regulation and Compliance is number 2...
So whether we
like it or not, corporate sustainability is rapidly emerging as a key facet of sound governance, and from our perspective, this needs to fit snugly
within an integrated risk management and compliance strategy to ensure that what is being said is actually being delivered.
We have been
working hard to ensure that CS-VUE meets the complex compliance needs of many different industries and business scales, and also delivers our
customers better governance, sustainability brand positioning, and practical environmental benefits 'on the ground'.
We are constantly
surprised at the commitment our customers are making to 'greening' their operations, and are happy to be a part of this process. If you have any
success stories we would love to hear them!
Best wishes for the 09/10FY.
Duncan
Stewart - CEO |
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Below are a few quick hints and tips for when you are using your internet browser. These tips are compatible with most browsers and
should enhance your CS-VUE experience. They're also fun - log into CS-VUE and try them now!
Create a shortcut to CS-VUE
on your desktop:
Simply drag and drop the small CS icon on the left of the URL bar onto your desktop. From now on, all you need to
do to access CS-VUE online is double click the desktop icon.
Automatically enter CS-VUE website URL:
To automatically
enter the www. and .com into the Internet Explorer's address bar and go straight to our site, simply type CS-VUE and press CTRL + ENTER on the
keyboard.
Quickly bookmark CS-VUE to your favourites:
Quickly bookmark CS-VUE from all major
browsers by pressing CTRL + D on your keyboard. Pressing these two keys together will open the bookmarks or favorites for your browser and allow you
to quickly place a bookmark for the page you're currently at. (See picture)
Full screen CS-VUE:
Make your
Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox the full screen without all the toolbars by pressing the F11 key. To restore the window back to how it was press
F11 again.
Quickly scroll through a consent view using the space bar:
Quickly scroll through the page, one
screen at a time in Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox by pressing the spacebar. Move backup a page at a time by pressing shift + spacebar.
Open another CS-VUE view in a new window:
Open a link in a new Internet Explorer browser window by holding down the
shift key on the keyboard and clicking on the link.
Increase decrease size of font with wheel on mouse:
Quickly
increase and decrease the size of a font on a web page by holding down the CTRL key on the keyboard and scrolling up or down with the wheel on a wheel
mouse.
Quickly find text on a consent view:
Quickly find anything on the current page or frame by holding down the
CTRL key and pressing F. |
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$28,500 Fines for diesel spill
Two companies have been fined $14,250 each because of a diesel spill which closed Warkworth's water treatment plant for 17 days. The
Auckland Regional Council, which brought the charges under the Resource Management Act, said about 18,500 litres of diesel fuel escaped overnight on
August 7, 2007.
To read the rest of this article online, click here.
Canterbury dairy farm fined $10,000 for effluent
discharge
Central Canterbury dairy farming company, Corlette Holdings Limited, has been fined $10,000 after pleading guilty to
two charges. For the first charge, effluent from an irrigator resulted in ponding and caused run-off. For the second charge, effluent was discharged
which may have resulted in contaminated water. The case was heard in the Christchurch District Court earlier this year.
To read the rest of
this article online, click here.
Kerepehi firm
fined $8,000 over odour
A Kerepehi-based fertiliser company has been fined a total of $8,000 in the Hamilton District Court
for discharges of objectionable odour and breach of an abatement notice. The prosecution by Environment Waikato arose from a number of complaints from
members of the public early last year over odour originating from the Environmental Fertilisers Ltd site.
To read the rest of the article
online, click here.
10 Major
water users tardy with monitoring reports
Ten major water users who have failed to report their annual water usage to
Environment Southland are in breach of their consents, and could face instant fines of up to $200 a day until they provide the right information.
Councillors were not in a tolerant mood when Compliance Manager Mark Hunter disclosed the extent of the tardy reporting at the Environmental
Management Committee meeting. His staff have already issued abatement notices to the ten consent holders who are in breach of their water permits.
Each has also been required to install an automated reporting system, and e-mail daily accounts of their water use in the meantime.
To read
the rest of this article online, click here.
NZ Ministers slam farmers
dirtying NZ waterways
"Recalcitrant" farmers who refuse to comply with measures to keep waterways clean are risking
New Zealand's image and will face tough penalties, government ministers said today. Speaking at the Dairying and Clean Streams Accord Snapshot of
Progress 2007-2008 report launch, Environment Minister Nick Smith, Rural Minister David Carter and other speakers all condemned farmers who were not
doing their bit.
To read the rest of the article online, click here.
To keep up to date with the latest
RMA news, take a look at our blog. |
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ANDREW.STEWART GROUP UPDATE |
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CARBON GROUP
Carbon Group welcomes Guardian Healthcare - a BUPA company, as a new
client and congratulates them on working towards a low carbon future.
ANDREW.STEWART LTD
Andrew.Stewart is pleased to have had the opportunity to participate in EcoDay 2009. "Our emphasis is always on developing trusted relationships with both clients and
suppliers, and with that in mind sustainability and community presence are high on our list" says Senior Environmental Consultant Renate Schutte.
Fellow exhibitor and Environmental Engineer Gareth Williams also notes that "despite the large scale of many ASL Projects, no job is too
small, and it was great to connect with like-minded members of the environmental community, we look forward to seeing everyone next year ". |
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CS-VUE continually innovates!
If you have any suggestions about future enhancements or improvements, please let us know.
Our technical team will review all development ideas, and as always, we
roll-out product updates to all of the CS-VUE community - meaning everyone benefits. |
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CS-VUE Auckland office - Resource Management Technology Group Limited
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Level 2, 45 Sale Street
Auckland Central
PO Box 911 310
Auckland Mail Centre
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Phone: 09 984 7758
Fax: 09 984 7741
Sales: Adrian Bullen
Support: Kathryn Putt
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