Новости за 04.07.2024

The Hurunui District Council will help the Amberley Beach Golf Club to apply for a resource consent from Environment Canterbury to construct a road through a wetland.

Herbert Road, Masterton has reopened following an earlier Police operation. We wish to thank everybody for their patience and understanding.

An aerial view of the new waterfront playground (Photo/Supplied) The imaginative ideas of school children have transformed into a new playground design, set to inspire hours of joy and exploration on the Tauranga waterfront. The final design for the ...

The Kaikōura District Council is investigating whether it can rebuild the Clarence River bridge at its original site.

Herbert Road and the southern end of Dixon Street, Masterton are closed due to a Police operation. People are advised to avoid the area. Chanel College can still be accessed via Colombo Road.

The Taitokerau Business Resilience Project has a range of training and workshop opportunities available to businesses across Northland, who are feeling the effects of a turbulent period and disruption to normal trading.

Air New Zealand is preparing to welcome nearly half a million customers on its domestic network over the July school holidays as travellers look to make the most of a mid-winter getaway.

Solving the acute shortages of specialist mental health workers should be the priority right now and Te Whatu Ora must start hiring immediately or more specialist staff will go overseas.

Sitting at the top of the table and having confirmed their spot for the Finals Series after their latest win, the Pulse meet fellow contenders the Magic, Mystics and Tactix in their remaining three games.

An excellent speech by Parliamentary Commissioner Simon Upton for the Environment to Environment Defence Society conference. He focuses on the real substance and challenge of improving the environment, as opposed to just making noise. His key points:

The visit is also an opportunity to build relationships with Australian state and federal counterparts and learn from their experiences as New Zealand seeks to develop a strategic, enduring minerals sector.

rom international rugby matches to a renowned wine festival and some of the world’s best music, there’s a feast of events and activities happening to celebrate all the good things Auckland has to offer.

Marlborough District Council will meet next Thursday 11 July to discuss increases in insurance cover for the current financial year. The meeting is from 8.30am, prior to the Environment and Planning Committee.

Pacific Island nations, recognising the vital role of fishing in their livelihoods and economies, are taking decisive action to combat labour abuses and create a safer, fairer fishing industry.

If approved, one option could mean it gets one year's notice to get off the green.

The Board of the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust New Zealand is pleased to announce that the Churchill Fellowships 2024 application round opened Wednesday 3 July and closes 14 August 2024.

The announcement of targets to address wait times and workforce pressures across the mental health and addiction system has been welcomed by Te Hiringa Mahara - Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission.

The new redevelopment plan will be supported by a masterplan that ensures the infrastructure can adapt to meet the changing needs of science and the impacts of environmental and climate change.

The Marlborough District Council last week confirmed a change in how burials and cremations will be funded in Marlborough after putting a proposal out for consultation through the long-term plan.

Property developer Gregory Olliver has been prohibited from being a director or promoter of, or from being involved in the management of any company for three years from 20 October 2021 following the Court of Appeal judgment that upheld an earlier order ...

New Zealand’s ability to engage with key trading partners is set to grow further with 20 scholarships awarded for groups to gain education experiences across Asia and Latin America, Tertiary Education and Skills Minister, Penny Simmonds says.

A rural Manawatu early childhood centre is set to lose its operating licence on Monday for alleged breaches of regulations, in a long-running case of the Ministry of Education singling out a vibrant centre with strong community support, according to the Early ...

The New Zealand Food Network (NZFN), alongside its dedicated partners and volunteers, has successfully rescued seven tonnes (16 bins) of edible kiwifruit. This initiative was made possible after Fletcher Living alerted them about a substantial crop of ...

A new seagrass blueprint released by Cawthron Institute hopes to pave the way for large-scale restoration efforts of seagrass meadows across the country, helping to support biodiversity, improve water quality and sequester carbon.

While their families are at work and school, Pasifika elders are letting their hair down at classes that started in 2013.