Новости за 01.07.2024

Two Featherston businesses have been forced to let staff go after road safety improvements caused customers numbers to drop.

This year, Aroha/Te Aroha was the top name for kōtiro. Ariki/Te Ariki was the most popular name for tama.

"New Zealanders will be empowered by a series of ACT-driven actions in the Government’s third quarterly plan announced today," says ACT Leader David Seymour.

Today, Commvault, a prominent provider of cyber resilience and data protection solutions for the hybrid cloud, in collaboration with research firm GigaOm, released their 2024 Cyber Recovery Readiness Report.

IFC currently has an investment portfolio of $3.1 billion across infrastructure and natural resources in Asia and the Pacific and is continuing to grow in key areas including renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and transportation.

The Health and Disability Commissioner Morag McDowell says she is concerned by the continued lack of progress in reducing inequitable outcomes in maternity care as noted in the latest Perinatal and Maternal Mortality Review Committee report released ...

A successful second quarter Action Plan shows the coalition Government has continued to build on the momentum of its first 100 days, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says.

FamilyBoost is a new childcare payment administered by Inland Revenue to help parents and caregivers with the cost of ECE.

The coalition Government's latest Action Plan will have a strong focus on making Kiwis safer and restoring law and order, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced.

Thepublica reports: A 20-year-old woman in Hamburg, Germany, has been sent to prison after making “hateful” remarks towards a migrant who was involved in the gang rape of a child. The woman is just one of 140 people being investigated for making “harmful comments” towards the rapists. However, despite DNA and WhatsApp evidence, eight of the nine men […]

Waiariki Whanau Mentoring Trust and Foodstuffs North Island are proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership that will see the opening of Whakatāne’s first social supermarket.

In the spirit of Matariki, Rotorua Rail Cruising celebrated new beginnings, culture and community as it opened its new Ngongotahā Rail Station on Friday, 28 June 2024.

The New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union has called out Christchurch City Council’s use of $800,000 towards street art initiatives as a ‘frivolous use of ratepayer funds’.

The insurer noted that unsurprisingly, house fire claims increase significantly during the winter months and that already they had seen more than 126 claims relating to house fires in the first half of this year.

This enables manufacturers to leverage data more effectively to identify, react and prioritise problems and projects to deliver incremental efficiencies across the manufacturing process, ensuring the greatest impact upfront.

The Hearing Panel found that this private plan change would create a sustainable built environment that enables the comprehensive and efficient growth of the area in a way that will provide for the social, economic and cultural wellbeing of people ...

A clumsy attempt to stop coal mining in the face of continuing demand should be eliminated in the Government’s first bill to fix the Resource Management Act (RMA), says Straterra chief executive, Josie Vidal.

On Thursday last week Councillors officially adopted the 2024-2027 Three Year Plan (3YP) and set rates at 11.4 percent for the upcoming financial year, which starts today 1 July 2024.

During Government Book Week, just under 100,000 school children will receive two brand-new books of their choice to take home, own and read. The books will be presented at special assemblies held at each school during this week.

Two new Rates Remissions and Postponement policies have been adopted by Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council to create uniformity and equity in how property rates remissions (reductions) are applied across the rohe.

They are finalists in Best Bar honour for the iconic cocktail bar Little Blackwood, Hospitality Leader of the Year (Bert Haines) and Chef of the Year (Matt Tobin) categories.

Chomp Food Safety, a leading provider of user-friendly digital food safety management software, has announced the relocation of its Co-Founder, Paul Wilson, to Queensland, Australia.

The Commission considers that, subject to the proposed conditions, the potential benefits of the Proposed Arrangement are likely to outweigh the potential detriments.

The woman, known to be at high risk for liver cancer due to a liver disease, had undergone regular scans until 2019 when this surveillance was stopped.

Carolyn Cooper said Health NZ Taranaki did not provide services of an appropriate standard, breaching Right 4(1) of the Code - Tautikanga.