Новости за 02.07.2024

The arrival of winter had no impact on the Auckland housing market in June with sales prices edging higher than those in May.

In just over a week, 250 choirs and groups made up of 11,000 singers from over 40 countries, spanning six continents, will gather in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, making history with the biggest choral music event the country has ever hosted.

Maristela De Souza, a Brazilian woman, has been sentenced to 10 months home detention after being charged, along with co-defendant Michael James Sloan, with aiding and abetting individuals to breach conditions of their visas.

Paul Goldsmith reports: The Government is taking immediate action to support New Zealand’s media and content production sectors, while it develops a long-term reform programme, Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith says. “Firstly, the Government will progress the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill with amendments, to support our local media companies to earn revenue for […]

Around 11,000 singers from 40 countries will be taking to the stage in Auckland next week for the 13th World Choir Games, generating important economic and cultural benefits for the supercity, says Economic Development Minister Melissa Lee.

A Plant & Food Research programme which aims to develop a more climate resilient and sustainable aquaculture system for the seafood industry has been given approval to progress trials to the next stage.

Sydney Hines, Winner Bay of Plenty Young Grower 2023 and former Minister of Education Jan Tinetti  Image/Supplied Bay of Plenty Young Grower Competition Showcases the Future of Horticulture Bay of Plenty’s Best Young Grower to be Found. Horticultural ...

Meredith Connell (MC) has announced the promotion of five new Partners and one new Special Counsel – another strong promotion round for Aotearoa’s largest litigation firm.

Hundreds of female secondary school students around the country have had their hands on the controls of some of New Zealand’s top infrastructure companies over the past two months through Connexis Girls with Hi-Vis® (GWHV).

With an online following of more than 25 million across Chinese social media, including 19 million followers on Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok), Liu Yuan Yuan arrived in New Zealand on Monday.

“If mainstream media can’t stand on it’s own two feet, it is because they are out of touch with New Zealanders. Study after study shows people just don’t trust them anymore, and the answer to that isn’t bailing out the same old tired outfits.

Report from RNZ A critically short-staffed GP practice in Lower Hutt has had to stop doing face-to-face consultations, except in urgent cases. Desperate patients from High Street Health Hub say they have been unable to enrol elsewhere as other local practices have closed their books. One patient told RNZ she phoned the clinic in mid-February […]

The Marsden Fund used to be a prestigious fund that attracted the highest quality science research projects. But alas since Grant Robertson expanded its focus to the social sciences, we now get the following funded by taxpayers through the Royal Society: I hope they had a little bit left over for physics, chemistry, biology etc!

The Government is taking immediate action to support New Zealand’s media and content production sectors, while it develops a long-term reform programme, Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith says.

ACT has invoked the ‘agree to disagree’ provisions of its coalition agreement and will oppose the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill.

Aotearoa New Zealand has just been ranked at Tier 2 in the 2024 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report by the U.S. Department of State, marking the fourth consecutive year the country has not fully met the minimum standards to eliminate human trafficking.

Taranaki, New Zealand – 23 June 2024 – The much-anticipated dates for the 2024 Taranaki Sustainable Backyards Trail are now set! Mark your calendars for 1 - 10 November 2024 to experience the inspiring and innovative sustainable practices showcased ...