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Newshub reports: An internal memo from the Ministry of Health has revealed there was no longer “any” health justification for MIQ way back in November 2021.  It means stranded Kiwis could have come home for Christmas instead of applying for a spot in state-run managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ).  Why has this only come out […]

Hawke’s Bay motorists are advised to expect delays on Pakowhai Road this morning, following a crash near the Chesterhope Bridge. A car towing a trailer crashed between Gilbertson Road and Hodgson Road at around 5am, bringing down power lines. The road ...

The  global sales of lead acid battery  are set to be valued at over US$ 54.3 Bn in 2021, with a stable long-term projection, according to latest insights by Future Market Insights (FMI). The report has forecast the market to expand ...

According to a recent report by Future Market Insights, market research and competitive intelligence provider, sales of  fat filled milk powders  are estimated to reach a value of USD 8.5 Bn by 2032, surging at 5.8% CAGR through the decade. ...

According to a new study by FMI, sales of  food flavour enhancer  are expected to reach ~US$ 7.4 Bn in 2022, and with rising consumer demand for processed food products, the demand for food flavour enhancers will further grow in the coming ...

19 April 2022 GOVERNORS BAY After 7 long years, the trust responsible for saving the 300-metre-long jetty at Governors Bay has announced the rebuild will start in August and is scheduled to be finished by the end of February 2023. HEB Construction ...

While Netflix claims to be competing against the likes of Fortnite and sleep, new Parrot Analytics data reveals the streaming giant’s primary foes in the race for entertainment supremacy are its legacy media opposition, especially Disney and the ...

In response to the Primary Production Select Committee report (14/4/2022) to the House regarding the Animal Welfare Amendment Bill (ban of livestock exports): "Veterinarians for Animal Welfare Aotearoa (VAWA) is enormously disappointed that the Select Committee ...

A carving celebrating the long-standing friendship between Aotearoa New Zealand and Singapore was today unveiled by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay. “Tāne Te Waiora is a bespoke carving which takes the form ...

Police are appealing for witnesses to a fatal crash near Te Kuiti in March. Emergency services were alerted to the two vehicle crash on State Highway 3 just north of Te Kuiti at around 8:20pm on 30 March. One person sadly died at the scene and a second ...

April 19, 2022, Suva, Fiji-- The first Pacific Regional Debt Conference was successfully convened on 5-8 April 2022. At their virtual session in 2021, Pacific Island Forum Economic Ministers raised the need for urgent talks between Forum Island Countries, ...

“Auckland Council’s preliminary response to the Government and National’s housing planning changes confirm that their policy is nothing more than political theatre masquerading as a solution,” says ACT’s Housing spokesperson Brooke van ...

News from Wellington City Council After three years of significant strengthening and refurbishment, the St James Theatre is to reopen by the end of June. Lockdowns and staff shortages due to covid have delayed the planned opening date from May to June. Our contractors were working towards completing the major construction works by 10 May, […]

Photo from DoC News from GeoNet Elevated volcanic unrest continues at Mt Ruapehu, with strong volcanic tremor and the Crater Lake (Te Wai ā-moe) temperature now stabilised at 37°C for the past week. The Volcanic Alert Level remains at Level 2. Elevated volcanic unrest has been sustained at Mt Ruapehu for four weeks. This heightened […]

News from PSA Ten thousand PSA allied, public health, scientific and technical workers have voted overwhelmingly to take strike action in May. The essential DHB health workforce will ‘work to rule’ from 9 – 20 May and hold a 24-hour strike on 16 May. The strikes are the result of a year and a half […]

Report from RNZ by Gill Bonnett Immigration New Zealand is being blamed for restricting how many migrant workers, students and visitors can come into the country. Travellers from a country needing visas to enter New Zealand, such as China, India and South Africa, have to wait till October under the government’s current border timeline, unless […]

News from Consumer NZ Consumer NZ is urging consumers to be aware of their rights when purchasing second-hand goods online. This comes after James de Hair, a 15-year-old from Kāpiti College, saved to buy a second-hand phone off Facebook Marketplace in June 2021. Three months later, it stopped receiving a cellular signal, leaving the phone […]

Air Humidifiers Size In 2022 [New Report]: Air Humidifiers Share Revenue, Application, Type, Regions | CAGR of 4.1% Global Air Humidifiers Market Overview: As we move into 2022, the Air Humidifiers market research services market is expanding rapidly. This ...

Global Medium-Chain Triglycerides Market Overview: As we move into 2022, the Medium-Chain Triglycerides Market market research services market is expanding rapidly. This indicates a strong interest in market research. Market growth is projected to be approximately ...

Global Wipes Market Research Report 2022: Wipes Share Revenue of US$ 39.6 Bn in 2022 at 5.30% CAGR Global Wipes Market Overview: As we move into 2022, the Wipes Market market research services market is expanding rapidly. This indicates a strong ...

Hookah and Hookah Tobacco Size In 2022 [New Report]: Hookah and Hookah Tobacco Share Revenue, Application, Type, Regions | CAGR of 3% Global Hookah and Hookah Tobacco Market Overview: As we move into 2022, the Hookah and Hookah Tobacco Market market ...

Global Alopecia Drugs Market Overview: As we move into 2022, the Alopecia Drugs market research services market is expanding rapidly. This indicates a strong interest in market research. Market growth is projected to reach US$ 10,000 Mn in 2026 at ...

Here’s how ANZAC day’s public holiday on Monday 25 April will affect Hamilton City Council’s rubbish and recycling services: • Hamilton residents’ rubbish and recycling kerbside collection days will shift to a day later due to the ANZAC ...

New Zealand’s rich landscape, its people and the authors who write about it are taking centre stage in a new reading initiative being rolled out by HELL to help lift declining reading rates. Building on eight successful years, The Great NZ Book ...