A day at the office for NIWA scientists can mean anything from taking a helicopter into the Southern Alps to check a weather station, to diving in the ocean to monitor various natural habitats or standing in rivers or lakes conducting water quality ...
As of today it is exactly one year away till the end of voting for the next local body election. That means talk about who will and won’t stand is only going to increase in coming months.
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Press Release – Fulton Hogan Fulton Hogan Hiways (FHH) has completed construction of the new Naturu bridge in Nakelikoso along the Wainikoro Road, 70 kilometers outside of Labasa and one of the cut-off points for the Fiji Sugar Corporations Labasa cane railway tracks.CANE TRANSORT BRIDGE BACK TO NORMAL Fulton Hogan Hiways (FHH) has completed construction […]
Press Release – ASCC The American Samoa Community College (ASCC) Fine Arts Department is sponsoring a series of upcoming events to celebrate the creative mediums of filmmaking and Jazz. First, ASCC will be the venue for Deep Waters A Pacific Film Showcase on …ASCC Fine Arts Dep’t. Events to Focus on Film, Jazz The American […]
Each year over $130,000 of equipment is walked, carried or wheeled from Capital & Coast District Health Board never to be returned.
Hamilton sisters and University of Waikato masters students Mel and Kim Modlik (Te Āti awa, Ngāti Mutunga and Ngāti Toa) are set to graduate side by side later this month.
New Zealand’s early childhood education services are highly regarded internationally and generally of good quality.
Richard Ewart
SYDNEY (ABC Pacific Beat/ The Fiji Times/ Pacific Media Watch): With the United Nations General Assembly meeting still underway in New York, the focus is very much on the challenges of the future, whether that is climate change, ending poverty or helping people fleeing war zones.
Samaritans urge New Zealanders to be proactive about preventing suicide after provisional suicide statistics released yesterday confirm 564 lives were lost by suicide in 2014/15.
I'm not as suddenly pessimistic about the All Blacks' chances of winning the Rugby World Cup as some folk, but I can confidently make this prediction: whoever wins, there will be hugs, hugs and even more hugs.
Rugby clearly did not invent the sporting hug, but its modern ubiquity seems more notable in light of New Zealand rugby's long (proud, even) tradition of emotional suppression. By that tradition, an All Black who scored a crucial try was expected to pick himself up without celebration... Читать дальше...
Eye care charity The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ marks World Sight Day on Thursday, 8 October, celebrating the theme of universal eye health with the launch of two ground-breaking infrastructure developments in Solomon Islands and Fiji. The Regional Eye Centre ...