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Underrepresentation of women on boards continues, though NZ fares better than global counterparts

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'Due to increased government focus in recent years, the number of women on New Zealand state sector boards and committees is at the highest point ever'

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Underrepresentation of women on boards continues, though NZ fares better than global counterparts
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