Police can now name the driver of a vehicle who died following a crash on Lethbridge Street, Feilding on Friday 3 May. He was Darius Nass Hoani, 42, of Feilding. Police extend our condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time. Enquiries ...
"It’s hard to think of a better way to spend a dollar than taking dangerous criminals off the streets," says ACT Leader David Seymour, welcoming a $1.9 billion investment to expand prison capacity and deliver frontline Corrections officers.
Te Tai Ōhanga - The Treasury has opened the second round of public consultation on the funding strategy for the Depositor Compensation Scheme (DCS), known as the Statement of Funding Approach (SoFA). Consultation is open from 6 May to 31 May 2024.
Two strippers have been told there are ‘no shifts’ for them to work following their decision to stand up against unfair working conditions at a Dunedin stripclub. Nine workers at the venue signed a letter after experiencing increased disrespect ...
New Zealanders will be safer because of a $1.9 billion investment in more frontline Corrections officers, more support for offenders to turn away from crime, and more prison capacity, Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell says.
WorkSafe New Zealand has charged the Whangārei Boys High School Board of Trustees for health and safety failures related to the death of a student a year ago. 15-year-old Karnin Petera died on a school trip to Abbey Caves on 9 May 2023.
Maize and sweetcorn retain the top spot as the most grown crop in Tairāwhiti over the summer months. A total of 24,376 hectares were surveyed with almost half being summer crops.
Is your pet suffering from bone and joint health? Among the various health concerns that can affect our furry friends, bone and joint issues stand out as significant challenges. Whether it’s arthritis, joint stiffness, or age-related ailments, these ...
On 2 May, Family Business Association (FBA) celebrated the Family Business Excellence Awards in Cairns. Winners from across Australia and New Zealand were celebrated for their outstanding achievements, with three New Zealand businesses taking out categories.
Keith Newman tells Ratana’s life story, from his early days as a hard-working farmer, heavy drinker and gambler to the ‘divine’ encounters where he picked up the mantle of earlier Māori prophets, turning the people from fear and superstition and healing ...
Little ones in Luggate and their families are about to welcome a new and improved place to play as the highly anticipated Hopkins Street Playground opens this weekend. The space located next to Whare Mahana Luggate Memorial Centre introduces plenty ...
NZ First MP Jamie Arbuckle should do the honourable thing and either resign his seat as a Marlborough councillor, or stop ‘double dipping’ in taking two salaries to be an elected representative, says Taxpayers’ Union Policy and Public Affairs ...
Stuff reports: Kāinga Ora has been ordered to pay a tenant $6000 after she was “terrorised” by her neighbours and fellow social housing tenants, who pooed outside her door and allegedly threw a woman off a balcony. Poor woman. The tenant said they had been “terrorised” by their neighbours, who had made death threats, left […]
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Amid a record-breaking 72 nominees, six remarkable individuals have been recognised for their exceptional contributions to the professional performing arts in Aotearoa.
In a world-first to mark the beginning of NZSL Week, which runs from 6-12 May, the airline today operated a flight where cabin crew used NZSL to communicate with customers, including signing the inflight passenger announcements and onboard service offerings.
Generations later, in 1993, the exquisite dress found its way to the Museum’s collection through the generous donation of Eileen Martin, a granddaughter of Alivine and Wilhelm Franke. The dress has become not just a historical artefact, but a tangible link ...
Three people have been arrested following a theft at Shag Point, Palmerston, yesterday morning.
The OECD conducts country surveys every two years to review its members’ economic policies. The 2024 New Zealand survey was presented in Wellington today by OECD Chief Economist Clare Lombardelli.
Proposed amendments include moderately increasing the size of permitted areas in Queenstown and Wānaka, adding a purpose provision to the bylaw, and removing the restriction that brothels may not be located at or below ground level, within the ...
The festivities will continue on at the same venue on June 2, KaraWearable Arts Costume Exhibition from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., providing an opportunity for the public to marvel at the intricate designs and craftsmanship on display at the Karamea Pulse ...
Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner Dr Vanessa Caldwell has found a dentist breached the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights (the Code) for orthodontic treatment provided over a two year period to a 12 year old female.
The Wāhine Toa Leadership Programme was launched in New Zealand in 2017 (previously referred to as Women’s Sport Leadership Academy) andhas helped around 50 female Olympians transition from sport performance to leadership roles including coaching, ...
Temperatures ranged from near average to well above average across the country, with regional variation
Urban Legend, Bena Jackson’s first solo exhibition to be commissioned by a major public gallery. Character Studies by Lolani Dalosa, commissioned for the Te Tuhi billboards by Papatūnga.