Kawerau in the Bay of Plenty top of the table for five consecutive years; Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf Islands almost tripled in price. Despite the fall in property prices last year, the latest data from realestate.co.nz proves that prices inevitably go ...
Cyber breaches, slow economic recovery and business interruptions are among the biggest risks keeping business owners up at night (full list below). After placing second in the 2021 survey, cyber attacks now rank as the number one business risk ...
Love, loss, life and the turmoil of being trapped in your head and a bathroom or two, there's only one way out… Aspiring playwright Emily Costello is premiering her first play, One Way Out, at the Meteor Theatre on March 15th &16th. One ...
In a significant development for homeowners and businesses concerned about asbestos safety, TradieGuide has announced the launch of comprehensive online guides dedicated to asbestos removal in Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, and New Plymouth. These guides are ...
Find a date or a mate at one of the Weed Dating events happening around Pōneke this Valentine’s Day. It can be challenging meeting new people and making meaningful connections in this digital age, so this Valentine’s Day we’re encouraging you ...
Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner Dr Vanessa Caldwell has today released a report finding Counties Manukau District Health Board (CMDHB) (now Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau) and a Community Mental Health Service (CMHS) [1] breached the Code ...
Police in Counties Manukau South have put the brakes on one motorist’s dangerous driving following not one but two incidents in the past month. At about 11.15pm on 5 January, Police were made aware of a large group of vehicles congregated at the ...
The Chief Executive of the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) Brett O’Riley today announced that he will be stepping down from the role in the middle of the year. O’Riley has led the EMA for more than five years, taking up the role in January ...
Covering period of Monday 12 - Thursday 15 February This week marks the anniversary of Cyclone Gabrielle and MetService would like to take a moment to acknowledge the resilience and strength of those communities still in recovery from Gabrielle’s ...
The Commerce Commission has published a statement of preliminary issues relating to an application from Payments NZ Limited (Payments NZ) seeking authorisation to work with API providers and third parties to develop arrangements that, according ...
Arming older New Zealanders with the skills and know-how to keep themselves safe online, is the focus of a new initiative launched nationwide by Netsafe today. A joint project with Chorus, the Get Set Up for Safety programme includes a toolkit ...
The next two months are expected to be the busiest in five years on Auckland’s roads and public transport services, but Auckland Transport (AT) will be working hard to get Aucklanders where they need to go, however they decide to travel. More ...
New Zealand: Medicinal research and nutraceutical wellbeing company Aether Pacific Pharmaceuticals Ltd (‘APP’) , trading as Medical Kiwi, is pleased to confirm that is has entered into a strategic partnership with the Fijian government to develop ...
The Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival in some parts of the world, will be celebrated with a range of fun, engaging events at the National Library of New Zealand in Wellington on 14 February. Join Poet Laureate Chris Tse , fellow Chinese ...
It was a home run for Police, with one arrested and a range of stolen property recovered in St Heliers this morning. Police responded to a burglary at a sports bar on Maskell Street at around 2.20am. Auckland City East Area Commander, Inspector Jim Wilson, ...
Today, Visa (NYSE: V), the Worldwide Payment Technology Partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, announced the two New Zealand athletes joining Team Visa for Paris 2024. Up-and-coming middle-long distance runner Sam Tanner and footballer Claudia ...
Commenting on Wellington City Council preparing to vote on a number of cost-cutting measures, Taxpayers’ Union Policy and Public Affairs Manager, James Ross, said: “Councils have a favourite little trick. When it comes time to justify enormous ...
Report from RNZ Victoria University vice-chancellor Nic Smith says this year is looking better for his institution, which lost money and cut staff last year. “We’re actually positive this year. “We’re quite positive in our local Wellington region, we’re quite positive domestically, and we’re also starting to see international students come back and while it’s […]
Report from RNZ Motorcycle and motor scooter riders in Wellington are being revved up by a proposal to introduce paid parking. City councillors will this week consider options for their draft long term plan – the council’s ten year budget – and among the proposals are changes to parking which would see a fee of […]
The Office of the Inspectorate has released an inspection report for Manawatū Prison - the Inspectorate’s first inspection of an entire prison site since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Chief Inspector Janis Adair said that since the ...
News from Metlink Wairarapa Line customers are currently experiencing delays and disruption to their service. Several different factors – some planned, others unexpected – are contributing to this situation, and we are working hard to resolve as many as we can. At all times our highest priority is safety. Temporary speed restrictions (TSRs) keep passengers, […]
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi is advising drivers that State Highway 1 has been closed between the Waipara (SH7) Junction and Greta Valley following a serious crash this morning. The road will remain closed while the Police Serious Crash Unit is ...
News from Metlink An interactive map detailing upcoming, ongoing and completed projects improving public transport in the Wellington region has been launched today by Metlink. The map shows project locations and explains the work being undertaken, the agencies involved, and the benefits being delivered. Greater Wellington transport chair Thomas Nash says the map also shows […]