Новости за 16.06.2024

Council economic development manager Simon Worthington detailed the promotion of the route in the Economic Development Strategy six monthly report last week.

The Franklin Local Board decided to sell Ardmore Hall and the adjourning Bell Field in rural south Auckland, but plans to get it on the market are still being finalised.

Kawerau residents are being warned to expect reductions in services as a result of the council shaving 2.9 percent off this year's proposed rates rise.

The group’s call for help has been echoed by a subdivision on Blenheim’s edge, struggling to keep up with new water regulations.

Gisborne District Council explores new forestry rates and a levy to cover prosecution and road damage costs. Changes, including a potential forestry levy, will not be implemented until the 2025/26 fiscal year.

The iconic Rakaia Salmon needs a facelift - and cash to fund it.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a crash on State Highway 1 at around 11.55am on Friday 14 June.

Officials used to emphasise the impact of waterfowl in estuaries but now concede the vast bulk of Taranaki's waterway pollution comes from farms. Photo: Te Korimako o Taranaki The fight for the future of Taranaki’s polluted rivers and streams goes ...

Councillors have been warned by environment quality director Abby Matthews that traction is slipping and things are getting worse as the climate changes.

Sarah Box, Principal Policy Advisor – Digital Policy at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, beat out an impressive field of candidates to claim the prestigious New Zealand Harkness Fellowship for 2024.

Chris Parker is most commonly known for his funny Instagram and Tiktok videos, which built him a huge social media audience over the last few years, his legendary win on the hit New Zealand TV show Celebrity Treasure Island.

Night Reign, an album that broadens her musical palette; somewhat more urgent, and just as inviting.

Colin Peacock , Mediawatch Presenter Everyone seemed to agree the allegations of census information misused for political purposes were serious - and serious enough for the prime minister to launch an independent inquiry on top of official investigations ...

Proponents say the curriculum updates could case a "step-change" for education, but will fail without good teacher training.

When Liz Wright retired from nursing 15 years ago, she and her husband decided to put all their love into raising guide dog puppies.

Analysis - Households with mortgages can expect at least six more months without talk of interest rate cuts, as a quiet housing market refuses to spring back.

A 26-year-old woman reported missing from Te Atatū Peninsula on Friday has this afternoon been located deceased. Her death is not being treated as suspicious and will be referred to the Coroner. Police extend our sympathies to the woman’s family ...

The government will be judged on its actions, rather than words, in its approach to te reo in the public sector, lawyer says.

People are learning about the Māori new year from their children and flocking to festivals in record numbers, organisers say.

Emergency services are responding to a serious crash involving a car and a motorcycle at the intersection of Great North Road and Felgrove Street, Glendene. Initial indications suggest there are serious injuries. One lane is blocked, and traffic management is ...

Hundreds of people were at the pre-dawn ceremony for the official launch of Matariki Festival at Pukekohe Hill this morning.

Gavin Ellis writes: The Fair Digital New Bargaining Bill should be placed on a figurative Viking funeral ship, pushed out into the water, and set on fire. … There are several reasons why the House should simply let the poor thing die in peace. The first, and most obvious, is that similar legislation in Australia […]

The road has opened following a serious crash earlier at the intersection of Camerons Line and Waughs Road involving a car and a mototcyclist. The crash was reported at 12:20pm. One person was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition and another ...

Wellington.Scoop Crashes caused delays on SH1 and SH2 today. At 1pm, a crash on SH1 north of the Glenside/Churton Park offramp blocked one northbound lane. Delays built up between Johnsonville and Glenside. The lane was reopened after forty minutes, but delays continued for queued traffic. At 1.30pm, a crash on SH2 next to the Dowse […]

Save the Children will have an in-person polling booth experience for children at today’s Kids Only Market, held at Mt Albert War Memorial Hall in Tāmaki Makaurau between 10am-1pm.