Antarctica NZ chief executive resigns suddenly. Why?

I picked up this story from, of all places, Hal Turner!! It does not seem to be replicated anywhere else – certainly not NZ Pravda (aka RNZ).

The Bosses KNOW something Bad is Coming - getting out now to be with family

From the comments: “Let's have the full honest truth of the matter, ALL of it. But I wouldn't hold your breath”

What it is all about one can only speculate.

Antarctica NZ chief executive resigns suddenly after boardroom discussions

Stuff,

19 August, 2018

Antarctica NZ chief executive Peter Beggs and high-powered board member Sharon Hunter have quit unexpectedly, after talks with the board.

Both cited family reasons. Hunter, a prominent IT entrepreneur, said she stepped down from the board "some weeks ago" to spend more time with her daughter.

Beggs resigned this Thursday, and claimed he had for some time been considering a return to the United Kingdom to be closer to his children's grandparents.

But at odds with the claim his departure was planned, Beggs has scheduled commitments as chief executive in a month's time. The entity's website still identified him as chief executive last night, and Governance NZ is promoting a lunch with Beggs in Christchurch on September 20, with tickets still selling for $45.

A source said Beggs had received a "significant" payment from the public purse, upon ending his contract. But Antarctica NZ chair Sir Brian Roche would not comment on "individual employment matters", and refused to answer a list of questions relating to Beggs and Hunter.

He said the Crown entity would begin recruiting for a new chief executive "as soon as practicable"; in the meantime, Beggs would work with the board to ensure a smooth transition.

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters said he had been informed of Beggs' resignation in the past 24 hours.

"Things will take their course," he said. "I've been informed the resignation of Mr Beggs has taken place.

"That's an operational matter and anything else I could comment on, I would wait until I know a whole lot more."

The other members of the glamour board are former Kiwibank chairman Rob Morrison, TVNZ chairwoman Dame Therese Walsh, former Air NZ chief executive Rob Fyfe and well-connected former Sky TV lobbyist Tony O'Brien.

The agency is charged with carrying out New Zealand's activities in Antarctica, including running Scott Base, and supporting science and environmental protection.

It received about $20 million in public funding in the last financial year; the seven board members earn fees of $82,000 and six top management earned $1.25m. Beggs himself was paid nearly $330,000.

In a text message, Beggs said he had worked with Roche on the media statement to Stuff.

"In addition, I would only note that Peter and his family have for some time been considering returning to the UK so they can be closer to the children's grandparents."

His resignation comes at a critical time for Antarctica NZ which is preparing a business case to replace Scott Base with a modern facility costing about $150 milion.

Beggs, who took up the post in 2014, is also on a number of international groups to represent New Zealand's Antarctic interests.

A former high-flying executive for the European Thales Group, a high end electronics, aerospace and defence firm, he studied engineering and commercial law and pursued a career mainly overseas until returning to New Zealand in 2013.

Hunter was appointed to the seven member board by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in November, 2015. Her term on the board was to end this year but most terms are renewed for another three years.

Sharon Hunter insisted her resignation was purely for personal reasons.

Speaking from Los Angeles, where she is on holiday with husband Tenby Powell, the prominent entrepeneur was at first vague about when she resigned. She then confirmed it was "some weeks ago, probably".

"Anything that's taking place with Peter Beggs is at the behest of the remaining directors on the board – I've got nothing to do with it at the moment."

Hunter said she had stepped down from board to concentrate on helping her 18-year-old daughter with some "profound" health issues during the exam period.

Some comments from the Hal Turner show for a bit of conspiracy theory...

Remember; Buzz Aldrin tweeted / texted that what he saw in Antarctica was "Evil; we're all in danger!"

Buzz Aldrin warns "we are all in danger. It is Evil itself"

He then deleted it some hours later! He was admitted to Christchurch Hospital for several days due to a 'lung infection' that he contracted in the Antarctic.

John Kerry was on that trip; in fact, after Kerry left Antarctica, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key resigned from the PM's Office only days later (after it was revealed that he donated several milliondollars of taxpayer money to the Clinton Foundation...(see the Vinny Eastwood expose on John Key on You Tube).

---Uncle Lizard

In fact, Americans who bought property here to escape the coming US Second Civil War are now selling-up and going elsewhere due to the same Modus Operandis that they encountered in the U.S. The anti-American sentiment here is quite strong (see E2NZ MigrantTales).
 

3 days ago, it became illegal for foreigners to purchase property inNew Zealand, save the Singaporeans and Malaysians. All others are barred from purchasing homes in New Zealand due to foreigners pushing up home prices at greedy auctions!

There are homeless people living akin to those on the tent cities in LA, Frisco and Portland., and this was never seen before in New Zealand history.

The new Coalition Government is trying to build new homes, but the former government under PM John Key was tearing down state housing, and selling the same off to 'private investors' who have deep Zionist-state ties, like the former PM.

But, all of that may go out the window depending on what is revealed from Antarctica in the coming weeks...

----Uncle Lizard 

A reminder... Key's sudden resignation remains a mystery.

John Key Resigns as Prime Minister of New Zealand

5 December, 2016

He's walked on the moon and is the oldest person to make it to the South Pole but Buzz Aldrin is stuck in a Christchurch hospital bed for now, on doctor's orders. The 86-year-old American astronaut was evacuated from Antarctica last week after suffering signs of altitude sickness. He'll be in New Zealand until fluid on his lungs clears and he gets the ok to return home to Florida. In the meantime, he's been catching up on news and tweeting about Kim Kardashian.