It’s World Antibiotic Awareness Week and veterinarians are urging farmers to work closely with them to address antibiotic resistance to preserve the effectiveness of these essential medicines for animal health and wellness.
As part of the Art History in Practice Seminar Series, curator Aaron Lister, offers his insights on working with contemporary artist, Fiona Pardington, and curating her first substantial survey exhibition currently on show at City Gallery Wellington.
Orakei Marae one of the largest Restorative Justice providers in Auckland welcomes this week of acknowledgement, innovation and celebration in the world of Restorative Justice. Aotearoa is well known as a country to be leading in restorative justice ...
If the averages play true, today there will be 16 babies born premature in New Zealand on World Prematurity Day. Babies are classified as premature if they are born before 37 weeks gestation. A normal pregnancy lasts 40 weeks
Today we remember the thirty New Zealanders killed while out walking in the last 12 months, to mark the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. The theme this year ‘Its time to remember – say no to road crime’.
Save Our Unique Landscape (SOUL) is sending a strong signal to foreign-owned Fletcher Building and the company’s shareholders today.
One of the predictable, yet distressing, things about the Paris terror attacks is you get extreme opinions about Islam and Muslims, from both “sides”. One the one side, you get people saying the entire Islamic religion is to blame, and all Muslims are untrustworthy, and should be deported/not allowed in etc. On the other side you […]
A group of 150 Canterbury homeowners known as the EQC Action Group will file a legal proceeding in the High Court against the Earthquake Commission (EQC) today.
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Stuff reports: Colin Craig will not be seeking re-election as leader of the Conservative Party he founded, saying it would be “unreasonable” while there was an open police file against his name. But should his legal battles be cleared before the 2017 election, he would “absolutely” seek a position on the party’s list. Newly-elected Conservative […]
Back in July, I went down to Wellington for this year’s New Zealand Association of Economists conference. I really enjoy NZAE – people attend because they’re genuinely excited about sharing their ideas and learning from other people. (Stu Donovan and John Polkinghorne were also there.)
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Press Release – Office of the Clerk 1. NUK KORAKO (National) to the Minister of Finance : What steps is the Government taking to support a more diverse and resilient New Zealand economy? Questions to Ministers Economy—Diversity and Resilence 1. NUK KORAKO (National) to the Minister of Finance: What steps is the Government taking to […]
Press Release – UNITEC A trio of budding young musicians from South Auckland are the big winners in this years Unitec Pacific Songwriting Competition. Otahuhu College group TIMtrio comprising students; Teejay Nanai, Seira Tuimaseve Gasu, Melevesi Finau wowed the judges with …Tuesday, 17 November 2015 / For Immediate Release South Auckland students take out Pacific […]
The first rotation of 105 New Zealand soldiers returned this evening from a six-month deployment to Iraq, where they helped train more than 2000 Iraqi Security Forces personnel.
Press Release – Fiji Airways 17 November 2015: Fiji Airways has announced it will be making adjustments to its Auckland-Suva direct service including adding a third flight to the schedule next year.MEDIA RELEASE Fiji Airways to add third direct Auckland-Suva service 17 November 2015: Fiji Airways has announced it will be making adjustments to its […]
News from NZ Police The Police National Dive Squad from Wellington has today helped to find the body of a man who had drowned at McLaren Falls in Tauranga. At approximately 5.20pm yesterday, a man is believed to have fallen from a rope swing into the water and got into difficulty. A second man went […]
Press Release – Make Lemonade Most New Zealand companies and organisations are unaware of the probability of and real cost of cyber security breaches, a New Zealand tech expert says. The average global cost of a breach is now $US154 per record and the likelihood is now 22 percent of a breach over a two […]
Scoop report by Robert Kelly Photographs by Olexander Barnes Over twenty protestors were arrested this morning at a demonstration by the Wellington Peace Action group against a conference in the TSB Arena organised by the New Zealand Defence Industry Association. Protestors attempted to block the entrance to the conference and shouted at attendees attempting to […]
Manila, The Philippines, 16 November 2015 – The winners of the APEC Video Contest have been announced in conjunction with the 2015 APEC Economic Leaders’ Week in Manila.
The status of Kiwi sailors Peter Burling and Blair Tuke has grown even more formidable at this week’s 49er world championships, having captured the ISAF World Sailor of the Year award.
Tonight Neil Dawson’s Fanfare in Christchurch, New Zealand will be lit with the colours of Le Tricolore flag of France in a show of support for those suffering after the traumatic events of the weekend.
Right to Life welcomes the decision of the Broadcasting Standards Authority [BSA] to uphold its complaint against the TV programme Seven Sharp. The decision was given on 10 November 2015. The item featured the story of a terminally ill woman who is ...
Predictions of a pest plague next winter and spring are ripe given the significant level of beech flowering occurring now, says Forest & Bird advocate Kevin Hackwell.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in New Zealand have strongly condemned last weekend’s terrorist attack in Paris and conveyed their heartfelt sympathies and condolences to the victims, their families and the French Government.
There is nothing for small businesses and their communities in the Bill being introduced which requires foreign online retailers to collect GST on digital and intangible services according to Booksellers NZ CEO, Lincoln Gould.