Новости за 02.10.2015

Tags: General Debate

3 News reports: A top-ranked Maori MP has dismissed the show of support for US rapper Chris Brown as a bid by tour promoters to sell more tickets. Labour’s Maori Development spokeswoman Nanaia Mahuta spoke out after a number of Maoridom’s most distinguished women leaders announced they were backing Brown’s bid to come to New […]

Oct. 2 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand shares rose, lifting the NZX 50 Index from the lowest level in almost a month, on perceptions the market has become less over-valued after two quarters of decline. Z Energy rose, having slumped yesterday as 30 percent ...

Prime Minister John Key’s been on the world stage at the United Nations General Assembly, but what’s been achieved? 3News political reporter Tova O’Brien talks to him in New York about the TPP, the big powers facing off over Syria, and New Zealanders ...

A striking street lamp from Gansu, China was installed on Wednesday 30 September 2015 along Park Terrace as part of Mischa Kuball’s progressive art project Solidarity Grid .

The story of Solidarity Grid is particularly poignant this week as we feel the overwhelming loss of Neil Graham. The work, based on the act of giving and the positive symbolism of light, resonates very much with the nature of the man himself.

Oct. 2 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar is largely unchanged against the greenback this week as improving local outlook eases fears of slowing growth, and as traders wait for US employment data, which will help them weigh up the timing and pace of ...

Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ) welcomes recommendations made by the Minister of Education’s Advisory Group on Early Learning (AGEL) in a report released today.

The national student union congratulates our comrades in the Australian National Union of Students on their impressive campaign to defeat higher education fee deregulation as proposed by the former Abbott Government.

SCIRT traffic update: Week starting Monday, 5 October, 2015 Edgeware Rd - Sherborne St intersection closed to southbound traffic – please use detours • More water main leaks have closed this busy intersection for several days to traffic heading ...

UNGA agenda also included: Libya, Syria, Climate Change, the Refugee crisis and the Peace Process in Colombia. Listen to EU's High Representative Federica Mogherini speak at the Leaders Summit about countering ISIL and Violent ...

The Commission has given clearance to FedEx to acquire all the shares in TNT. Both FedEx and TNT are global companies active in the provision of logistics, freight and small package delivery services.

The NZ Transport Agency advises motorists travelling to and from Opotiki on State Highway 35 to check road conditions before leaving home this weekend.

Oct. 2 (BusinessDesk) - Labrador, the US supplier of the song at the centre of rapper Eminem's dispute with the New Zealand National Party, has been brought into the copyright infringement case.

Microsoft City Next blog names Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown in list of world Mayor diversity and equality

Those who oppose to bike lanes often have absurd objections and some of the silliest recently have from Coronado, California, an area where 70% of kids walk or ride to school. The objections were so silly they’ve now even been mocked by a late night comedian.

Medical Provider Network And Police Join Forces to Improve Early Intervention to Reduce Domestic Violence

We're working on improving the Mary Beach wharf and boat ramp in Tairua and we want your feedback.

MPI is seeking public information about a potential fish-abandonment incident at Waikawau Bay on the Thames Coast of Coromandel Peninsula.

A wet end to the month for eastern North Island Rainfall Rainfall was well above normal (>149%) for many parts of the Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke’s Bay, eastern Manawatu-Wanganui, eastern Marlborough and northern Canterbury. Conversely, Taranaki, ...

Environment Minister Dr Nick Smith is to lead New Zealand’s delegation to the Our Oceans Conference in Valparaiso, Chile next week with the aim of improving the management of the world’s oceans.

The ACC Minister Nikki Kaye today announced the start of ACC’s public levy consultation process. The ACC Board is proposing levy reductions worth $450 million in 2016/17, spread across work, earners’ and motor vehicle levies. For the latter category, ...

A three dimensional view of Auckland city showing how its environment is performing in real time will be one of the first projects to be tackled in a new international collaboration.

Minister Parata’s announcement to scrap the decile system of funding and link future school funding to student achievement has been roundly rejected by school principals.

Christchurch shoppers can take heart that they get the best hardware and home improvement service in their region, with two stores taking out the big gongs at the 2015 Hardware Awards.