Brand new Wellington company Imaginaries Theatre brings joy to the stage with a focus on sustainability and accessibility. Their wacky and imaginative workplace devised show, Paper Jam , premieres at BATS Theatre from 25 to 29 January. Cast members ...
A small gathering, a prayer and a blessing to keep workers safe marked the start of the work on-site for the Kaiwaka footbridges. Two footbridges are to be installed at Kaiwaka, with the support of PGF funding from Kānoa – Regional ...
The EMA says it has looked at what is happening in Australia and other countries and concluded that Rapid Antigen Testing (RATs) is what is going to keep New Zealand open for business and avoiding the "big sick" for our workforce. Chief ...
A small, highly motivated team in Auckland is working day and night. For one year, their software service has been transforming a difficult, time-consuming task that is of ever-growing importance for New Zealand business owners. Lewis Anderson and ...
Nearly two years of disruption to the fabric of society has resulted in a collective shift in people’s relationships with work, consumerism, technology and the planet, pushing companies to design new ways of doing business, according to the annual Fjord ...
Detective Senior Sergeant Damon Wells: Police are continuing with a scene examination following the murder of a woman in her 40s in New Brighton last night. Police will remain at the scene overnight. A 43-year-old man appeared in Christchurch ...
Wellington.Scoop Two new cases of covid have been reported in Lower Hutt today. The Ministry of Health says they are from the same household. They had been in Rotorua recently and further investigations and genome sequencing are underway to confirm the source of infection. Public health staff are working to determine locations of interest arising […]
Police can confirm a cyclist has died following the earlier serious crash in Te Aroha. The crash, reported to Police at 11am, was near the intersection of Waiorongomai Road and Te Aroha-Gordon Road. Initial reports indicated the crash involved ...
Some Waikato region waterways are already experiencing lower flows than normal for this time of year due to significantly high temperatures and a lack of rain. That’s prompted Waikato Regional Council to call on water take consent holders to carefully ...
In preparation for an exceptionally busy start to 2022, a new drive-through vaccination centre on Auckland’s North Shore has been announced today. From Monday 17 January, the site at Eventfinda Stadium in Wairau Valley will operate 7 days a week from 9am ...
New Zealanders are likely to pay more and receive fewer benefits under the Government’s proposed Three Waters reform model, according to Communities 4 Local Democracy He hapori mō Manapori (C4LD), the local government action group formed to bring fresh ...
This morning Fire and Emergency held a community meeting to provide an update on the fire and the longer term plans for the continued support for the community. Far North Councillor Dave Collard, NZ Rural Support Trust, Ngai Takoto, Department of ...
Tropical Cyclone Cody is moving towards New Zealand and MetService are forecasting very stormy weather to impact parts of the North Island and upper South Island. Impacts are likely to begin in the north on Sunday and move down the country. A ridge of ...
Issued 01:45pm Thursday 13 Jan 2022 Valid from Saturday 15 Jan 2022 to Tuesday 18 Jan 2022 Cyclone CODY expected to impact central and northern New Zealand from late Sunday into early next week A large ridge of high pressure over New Zealand slowly ...
News from Ministry of Health Wellington’s Capital and Coast District Health Board will today become the first DHB area to reach the 90% fully vaccinated milestone for eligible Māori. When the region’s clinics closed for the day yesterday, they were only 32 second doses short and they’re expected to reach this significant milestone at some […]
Nineteen Māori knights and dames get up close and personal in a new series premiering on Māori Television next week. TE NGĀKAU TAPATAHI talks to 19 legends, including Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Sir Buck Shelford, Sir Tipene O’Regan and Sir Ian Taylor. ...
67,434 more native trees will be planted across the country in 2022 thanks to generous Kiwi individuals and businesses who chose to go green for Christmas gifting. Trees That Count, a programme of the Project Crimson Trust, provides a way for all New ...
Annual figures for the last nine months show more new homes have been consented than ever before, says Minister for Building and Construction Poto Williams...
Report from LDR by Moana Ellis The historic Rātana celebrations have been scaled back, for a second year running, to a one-day event for the local community. Thousands of Rātana followers, politicians and dignitaries have been asked to stay away because of Covid-19, and most traditional activities have been called off. The formal procession from […]
Aotearoa’s silent pest is a growing concern – “We can’t afford to let wallaby populations spread further,” says Biosecurity New Zealand’s director of readiness and response, John Walsh. Holidaymakers out tramping and camping this summer are ...
Taranaki regional development agency Venture Taranaki is calling for tamariki to colour the region’s path to the future. The colouring-in competition is now open and invites children from across the region, and any visiting holidaymakers, to enter ...
The first wave of vouchers will be allocated to registered Aucklanders this Saturday, 15 January as part of the Explore Tāmaki Makaurau Voucher Programme. Vouchers ($50 for individuals or $100 for families) can be used to cover or contribute towards ...
The ProCare Charitable Foundation has today announced $260,000 of funding has been made to six organisations in Auckland who are striving to reduce health inequity, alleviate the symptoms of poverty and increase community health and well-being. The ...