Новости за 08.07.2024

Hibiscus Coast and Albany stations will have security onsite from 8am until midnight every day, along with Transport Officer support.

Mental health Minister Matt Doocey announced: Annoyingly it is hard to locate what the current data is, so it is hard to assess how much of an improvement achieving these will be. But again good to see a Government commit to improved outcomes and outputs.

Report from RNZ More than 20 residents at a Porirua retirement village have tested positive to Covid-19 in an outbreak. Summerset said 22 of its Aotea Village’s 190 residents tested positive for the virus last week, as well as one resident in rest home level care. “There have been no new cases since Friday, and […]

Deep Sea Mining campaigner Juressa Lee says: "It’s clear wannabe seabed miners are queuing up to plunder and destroy precious marine life as a result of the Luxon government’s Fast Track Wrecking Bill, and the low bar it has now set.

First Person: We may have just crawled out of a recession, but times are still tough, Jogai Bhatt writes. Could a TikTok-famous budgeting method help?

Emergency services are responding to a serious crash on State Highway 2, Pukehina, near Rogers Road.

On the basis of the report into Darleen Tana, the Green Party have excluded Tana from their caucus and asked her to resign as an MP. So far she has not, so she is now an Independent MP. I will give credit to Chloe Swarbrick who was very good at the press conference making it […]

This campaign aims to establish clear legal parameters for the flag's use, ensuring its authenticity and protecting its integrity.

The thesis offers a vast array of possible topics to discuss and dissect, but this article will focus briefly on three things: the central idea of the thesis, what it highlighted about how our parliament operates, and our history of relentless change.

A round-up of news in brief from the French Pacific region, including the cost estimate of the New Caledonia unrest reaching €2.2 billion.

Summerset says recent events and activities contributed to the spike in cases.

Using private sector financing would be contingent on companies meeting "rigorous security requirements", associate defence minister says.

Richard says he is looking forward to working with Scion’s Board and Executive Management Team to provide guidance during a challenging period in New Zealand’s science sector.

Lulu Sun's ''thunderbolt'' forehands and her calm demeanour captured attention during her victory over British star Emma Raducanu at Wimbledon.

On Monday 8 July 2024, Jafar Kurisi, the Bay of Plenty man guilty of exploiting multiple migrants and attempting to pervert the course of justice, was held to account for his actions as he was sentenced to 12 months home detention and made to pay his victims ...

Since the events, Health New Zealand and the consultant physician have made changes, outlined in the report. Ms James acknowledged that after these events, the DHB received additional funding which has been used for locum cover and increased additional nurse ...

The investigation came as a result of allegations that census data was misused and abused for political purposes.

The woman said she did not receive the brochure, nor any other notes, and that she explicitly stated that she did not want surgical mesh used. She said the only information she was given about the procedure, was a hand drawn explanation.

During an examination at the hospital, a gynaecologist found and removed a surgical swab that had been retained inside the woman’s vagina. The woman was re-admitted to hospital for observation, given antibiotics and had an abdominal X-ray to exclude ...

If the issue is really about concerns with the trademark over the Tūroa family name, then the simple solution is to change the name: Connor Molloy

The Awards Gala Dinner will be on 1st August at Toitoi Hawke’s Bay Arts and Event Centre and promises to be a highlight of the business year.

An extended run of fine and frosty weather is in store for the first week of the school holidays, as a broad ridge of high pressure builds over Aotearoa New Zealand.

An all-day wānanga celebrating and discussing queer history will be the opening event for Queer History Month Aotearoa Pūmahara Ia Te Wā at the National Library in Wellington on Tuesday, 9 July 2024. Aotearoa New Zealand’s Queer History Month ...

Taxpayers have also been on the hook for Tana's salary to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars as this investigation dragged on for month after month.

Motorists, cyclists and pedestrians are asked to take care while adapting to the new dual raised crossing that has been built on Poplar Ave in Raumati.