The Commerce Commission has today published a list of telecommunications providers who are, and who are not, members of the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme (TDRS). The Commission says non-members – including Contact Energy, InspireNet, ...
“It’s promising that the Government has adopted ACT’s long held policy of recognising on-farm sequestration for climate change. They should adopt the rest of our climate policy and take a practical approach to emissions that doesn’t hammer ...
The search will resume in Wairoa this morning for a person who went missing after a dingy capsized. Two people were in the 2.5-metre-long aluminium dingy when it flipped in the Wairoa River, at Wairoa, yesterday. One managed to swim to shore and alerted ...
NZ Post posties and couriers will have a new look delivery uniform this Christmas, marking an important milestone in New Zealand history. <img src="https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2212/56df400413aa3e8febb4.jpeg" width="720" height="480"> NZ Post Chief People Officer ...
CCL, the hybrid cloud specialist for Spark Business Group, has been appointed the multi-cloud managed service partner for Christchurch City Council’s modern operating environment to provide a broad suite of hybrid and multi-cloud capabilities. A modern, ...
Last week, as Parliament sat under Extended Hours to pass the Committee of the Whole stage of the controversial Water Services Entities Bill, the Greens moved an amendment requiring that the support of a minimum of 60% of a future Parliament would be required ...
Tonight, at the NZ Compare Awards, New Zealand’s best products and services in power, broadband and mobile will be recognised. These Awards, now in their sixth year, are judged by industry professionals and consumers. They recognise both the ...
At the 20th iteration of the HM Awards, design-led hotel collection, QT Hotels & Resorts, were acknowledged for Hotel and Accommodation Excellence at the awards ceremony held on Friday 25 November 2022. The award-winning collection is one of Australia ...
I am disappointed, but not surprised, that the Media Council has not upheld my complaint about the bogus poll prominently pushed by the Dominion Post. I respect the outcome, as a member myself of the Media Council. The decision will be on their website. No tag for this post.
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News from Corelogic New Zealand’s housing market downturn continued to ease in the past month, with the rate of decline in national property values halving month-on-month in November. CoreLogic’s House Price Index (HPI) shows property values fell -0.6% in November, less than half the rate seen in October (-1.3%). While the slowing trend was also […]
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30 November The search for a missing man in Wairoa is to continue tomorrow. Police received reports around 5:30pm of a dingy that had overturned in the Wairoa River near the river mouth. Three people were in the vessel when it capsized, with ...
Primary industry exports to reach new record high of $55 billion in 2023 Forecasts $2.9 billion higher than in June 2022 Tracking strongly towards a 4 per cent increase in the year ending June 2023, despite global downturn New Zealand’s record food ...
News from Tertiary Education Union Te Hautū Kahurangi | Tertiary Education Union members at three of Aotearoa’s eight universities have voted to ratify new collective agreements that deliver real gains for many lower paid workers. Months of negotiating and campaigning by thousands of union members at Te Whare Wānanga o Ōtākou | University of Otago, […]
Stephanie Johnson (image credit: Maeve Woodhouse), James Norcliffe (image supplied), Vincent O’Malley (image credit: Hagen Hopkins Photography). News from Creative New Zealand Wellington historian Vincent O’Malley is one of three recipients of the 2022 Prime Minister’s Awards for Literary Achievement, which represent some of the very best in New Zealand literature. The other two recipients […]
News from NZ Police Wellington District Police will join some of the region’s Special Olympics athletes on Saturday from 9.30am in Lower Hutt to carry the Special Olympics Flame of Hope. They will ‘walk’ the flame from Lower Hutt to Wellington, via the Lady Liz Police Launch across the harbour on board the vessel. Timetable […]
Wellington.Scoop Two choirs and nine soloists. That’s the lineup with Orchestra Wellington on Saturday night when they present Robert Schumann’s Scenes from Goethe’s “Faust” (1844 – 1853). The concert starts at 7.30 in the Michael Fowler Centre. News from Orchestra Wellington As a fitting culmination of this season, we present the New Zealand premiere of […]
Press Release – Kapiti Coast District Council Kāpiti Coast District Council is in full preparation-mode with an expected swell of approximately 35,000 visitors over summer. Kāpiti Coast Mayor Janet Holborow says that district’s 500 hectares of parks and sports grounds, 100 kilometres of walkways, cycleways, and horse-riding paths, and 40 kilometres of coastline dotted with […]
NZEI TE Riu Roa has welcomed the addition of four teacher-only days over the next two years as the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum is bedded into schools, but is asking the Government to ensure more time for professional learning and development ...
Nearly a week has gone by since we wrote to Associate Environment Minister Phil Twyford asking to be consulted as part of his investigation into why the City Council voted NO to notifying a city-wide medium density residential intensification Plan ...
While welcoming the findings in the latest ASH Year 10 survey that overall youth smoking rates in Aotearoa New Zealand have remained at a record low, Hāpai Te Hauora CEO Selah Hart says the same survey also reveals the need to address the persistently ...
Three people were sentenced at the High Court today over deceitful conduct which threatened the integrity of New Zealand's electoral system. The defendants were found guilty in October on charges related to using sham donors to make donations to the ...
Attributed to Te Poutāhū (Curriculum Centre) Deputy Secretary Ellen MacGregor-Reid. Significant changes are occurring to strengthen our schooling curriculum and assessment systems. To support these changes, the Ministry confirms four additional teacher-only ...
More than 230 New Zealand Nurses Organisation Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa (NZNO) members from three hospitals owned by Evolution Healthcare will resume strike action tomorrow following a breakdown of talks with the employer. Wakefield Hospital ...
The body representing around 80% of this country’s natural health products industry welcomes in principle today’s introduction of the Therapeutic Products Bill but says the devil will be in the detail. The Therapeutic Products Bill replaces the ...