Fire and Emergency is calling for people to be careful when letting off fireworks this Guy Fawkes, particularly with high winds forecast across the motu. Community Education Manager, Adrian Nacey says people shouldn’t light fireworks if it’s ...
Te Kahu o Taonui - the Iwi Chairs Collective of Te Taitokerau have launched an invitation to members of the community to join the new Iwi-Māori Partnership Board (IMPB). The recent changes across the health system are significant as a result of the Pae ...
Emergency services are responding to a crash involving a car and a bus on State Highway 39, Ngāhinapōuri, reported at 7.37am. The driver of the car is confirmed to have died at the scene. The driver of the bus is reported to have received moderate ...
York, England, 31 October, 2022 - Forty-eight hours from their first RLWC Test match against France, under half of the Kiwi Ferns have unfortunately lost their training kit and personal belongings due to smoke damage in their training facility. No-one ...
The Government has launched a new telehealth service today that will see women in their first 10 weeks of pregnancy able to access medication for an early medical abortion over the phone, Associate Minister of Health Dr Ayesha Verrall has announced.
A packed theatre enjoyed a lively discussion last night at Baycourt on the history of the Treaty of Waitangi and how it influences today’s issues of co-governance, Three Waters and the redevelopment of Tauranga’s city centre . Te Kohinga, a Tauranga-based ...
The four mayors of the region’s constituent local authorities and the new Hawke’s Bay Regional Council chair are united in tackling the region’s big challenges. Yesterday the mayors and chair – Wairoa mayor Craig Little, Napier mayor Kirsten ...
“Corrections staff attrition has doubled under Labour, while recruitment is down 35 per cent. When Kelvin Davis said he wanted less people in prison we didn’t think he meant the staff,” says ACT’s Corrections spokesperson Toni Severin. “Written ...
Optimation, a leader in digital technology solutions, has signed a multi-year deal with Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) to replace its existing kiosk system for providing self service solutions to ensure individuals remain compliant with court-imposed ...
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November 1, 2022 New Zealand has an unacceptably level of physical inactivity, according to the first ever World Health Organisation (WHO) report on global physically inactivity. The report says 95 percent of New Zealand girls 11 to 17 are physically inactive ...
National announced: David MacLeod (Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Porou) has been selected by local party members as National’s New Plymouth candidate for the 2023 General Election. Mr MacLeod owns and runs Linepower, a Taranaki electricity network maintenance business. He served on the Taranaki Regional Council, including as Chair since 2007, until stepping down at […]
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November 1, 2022 Aotearoa’s native environment can hugely benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) in a fast changing climate world, AIForumNZ executive director Madeline Newman says. AI applications can help design more energy-efficient buildings, ...
Asia Summit on Global Health and Hong Kong International Medical and Healthcare Fair provide comprehensive exchange platform for industry HONG KONG, Oct 31, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - Developments such as the COVID-19 pandemic and a global ageing ...
1 November 2022 WorkSafe New Zealand has accepted an enforceable undertaking in response to an avoidable death at a Waikato landfill site. 60-year-old truck driver Gratten Layne was standing at the rear of his truck, when he was struck and killed ...
Today (1 November 2022) WITT joins the remainder of New Zealand’s Institutes of Technology and Polytechnic (ITP) network and most Industry Training Organisations (ITOs) and becomes a business division of Te Pūkenga – the New Zealand Institute ...
Press Release – Peace Action Wellington Peace groups have written to Minister of Transport Michael Wood seeking the cancellation of a contract with Cubic Corporation for the provision of a public transport ticketing system. Cubic provides weapons training systems, including training on the notorious Predator and Reaper drone systems. “We are calling on the Minister […]
Opinion – Nick Ruane After this year’s local government elections, the recently released draft report of the Future of Local Government, it is timely to look at how representative our Local Government really is? The Draft Review Report into the Future of Local Government makes a bunch of recommendations, and some are very positive in […]
Wellington.Scoop The annual Verb Readers & Writers Festival begins tomorrow – a celebration of books, readers, writers, ideas, information, and conversation. Verb Wellington, who run the event, are on a mission to support and nurture the literary community. Founder Clare Mabey says the festival is “a platform for a collective, for a breadth of ideas […]
(Tarras, 31 October 2022) A proposal to build a new international jet airport in Central Otago suffers from a “severe lack of social licence”, according to a new video released today. The video, launched by Sustainable Tarras, highlights not ...
Wānaka, NZ (31 October 2022) - Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has donated her personally signed Olympic & X Games gold medal winning snowboard to the Wanaka Snowsports Club to be auctioned off online as part of their Snowmelt fundraiser. This is the ...
Otago is the only province to record two victories during a topsy-turvy opening day of the Freyberg Masters at Motueka Golf Club. The southerners beat Hawke’s Bay 4 – 1 this morning before overpowering the 2018 champions Manawatu-Wanganui ...
David MacLeod (Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Porou) has been selected by local party members as National’s New Plymouth candidate for the 2023 General Election. Mr MacLeod owns and runs Linepower, a Taranaki electricity network maintenance business. ...
Landmarks across Ōtautahi-Christchurch will be lit up in teal on 3 November to encourage Cantabrians to kōrero about Dementia. It is the first time the city will take part in the international ‘Light the World in Teal’ initiative, which will ...
A world of opportunity awaits jobseekers at some of Northland’s premium heritage places this summer. Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga is hiring – and is particularly interested in hearing from people who can tell a good yarn or are keen to learn how ...