AstraZeneca Welcomes Investment In Cancer Treatments
The funding increase of $604 million over four years will allow Pharmac to review its priority list and deliver lifesaving and life changing medicines for New Zealanders.
The funding increase of $604 million over four years will allow Pharmac to review its priority list and deliver lifesaving and life changing medicines for New Zealanders.
On his anticipated return, Cooper Alan will take his headline concerts to the next level and impress music lovers with why he has been touted one of this year’s most up and coming country music performers.
Australian and Kiwi consumers can now celebrate the tireless and generous efforts of sporting volunteers in grassroots sport through a unique, first-of-its-kind online custom video AI campaign platform, developed for Cadbury by Ogilvy.
The announcement of 2024’s winners marks the end of June’s successful Auckland Festival of Photography, which featured more than 50 elements, including a suite of exhibitions and events exploring the ‘BELIEVE’ theme.
The United Nations launched new Global Principles for Information Integrity on Monday, emphasizing the need for immediate action to address the harms caused by misinformation, disinformation and hate speech.
As blue food becomes one of the solutions to solving hunger and food security worldwide, the role of blue finance and sustainable investments has become more important today.
The Ministry of Rural Development (MRD) has scheduled interviews for the constituency's various positions for this coming Thursday 27 and Friday 28 June 2024. These positions include Constituency Development Officer (CDO), Constituency Project Officer (CPO) ...
CAPHRA calls on Minister Costello and the government to move forward with legalising snus and nicotine pouches while implementing appropriate regulations to prevent youth access and ensure product quality and safety.
Sport NZ has tonight celebrated the winners of the annual New Zealand Sport and Recreation Awards.
AVIS Magic finally took vengeance on arch-rivals MG Mystics, and their compelling 54-42 victory saw them bound over the defending champions into third spot on the ANZ Premiership ladder.
“The international trade union movement will continue to actively participate in this process and will demand the strongest possible treaty language. We need a binding treaty that holds corporations accountable and ensures justice for working people ...
The head of the main UN agency responsible for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, issued a stark warning on Monday that it “will crumble” unless funding is found quickly, with an “entire generation” of children at risk of being condemned to “poverty…hatred, ...
News from NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi Drivers using the urban motorway into Wellington this Thursday night must avoid using the Aotea offramp. The offramp, which links to Aotea Quay and the Wellington CBD, will be closed to all traffic from 11 pm to 1 am. The closure is needed to allow urgent resurfacing work […]
Press Release – NZSO French mezzo-soprano Virginie Verrez. Two French music stars make their New Zealand Symphony Orchestra debut in Wellington with an extraordinary evening of sublime works by French composers Maurice Ravel and Lili Boulanger, and Germany’s Richard Strauss. French conductor Stéphane Denève. Under the baton of the esteemed French conductor Stéphane Denève, and […]
Press Release – JOLT Transport Minister Simeon Brown today joined electric vehicle (EV) charging network JOLT for the launch of its first free, fast and clean charging station in Wellington. JOLT is building a network of market leading EV charging stations in New Zealand’s largest cities, combining state of the art technoloy with innovative urban […]
News from Toka Tu Ake EQC The CRISiSLab Challenge, at Massey University’s Wellington campus, saw over 80 students from 15 Wellington colleges showcase their novel tsunami alert systems to peers and a panel of expert judges. The annual challenge is part-funded by EQC Toka Tū Ake and promotes interest in natural hazards research and STEM […]
News from The Public Good Libertine Pictures has commenced production on Red Rocks, a new live-action family adventure drama series for BYUtv (USA) and Sky (NZ), with global leader in kids’ and family entertainment WildBrain securing rest-of-world distribution rights. Adapted from Kiwi author Rachael King’s award-winning novel of the same name, Red Rocks follows 12-year-old […]
Engineers are today probing the stricken ferry, as the government weighs up the costs of replacing the country's ageing interisland ferry fleet.
The band was the opening act at this year's Taupō Summer Festival and has just completed an eight-gig tour in Australia. This opportunity occurred after they were scouted at the NZ Blues and BBQ Festival in Rotorua earlier this year.
Retired racing greyhounds are headed overseas as the industry looks to find homes for its backlog of dogs.
This week Mediawatch looks at a new history of New Zealand newspapers from one hundred years ago up until the new millennium, when digital technology and devices turned the news business upside down.
The former Green MP's lawyer asked for a discharge without conviction.
A former National Party MP says his late party looked "like dickheads" not supporting the first reading of a bill that would restore New Zealand citizenship to a group of Samoans.
The High Court has thrown out the church's attempt to access its section of the report ahead of abuse victims and the government.
The new Pacific Islands Forum secretary general has sounded a warning to officials attending a regional conference on security not to allow geopolitics to disrupt peace in the region.