Новости за 09.03.2016

Prison activist group, No Pride in Prisons , has been in contact with an incarcerated trans woman who alleges that she has been raped on two occasions by Corrections Officers at Whanganui Men’s Prison.

ISN is pleased to announce the expansion of its outreach with the opening of a new office in Auckland, New Zealand. With ISN's seven existing implementations in the country, the Auckland location will enhance the company's ability to serve its New ...

Novopay is again incurring the wrath of educators, after it unilaterally decided to reduce the fortnightly pay of 6000 school support staff by almost 4 percent for a year.

News from NZ Police Police and New Zealand Customs searched three Himatangi Beach addresses yesterday, assisted by members of the Manawatu Armed Offenders Squad and a Police drug dog unit from Wellington. These search warrants were the culmination of a joint investigation between Wellington Police and New Zealand Customs that commenced in August, codenamed Operation […]

PARIS, March 9, 2016 – All Blacks hero Dan Carter, a Nominee for the 2016 Laureus World Comeback of the Year Award, reveals in an exclusive interview with Laureus.com that he was persuaded to carry on playing, when he was considering retiring ahead ...

Johanna Mechen Rupture/capture March 17 – April 9, 2016 Opening: Wednesday March 16, 5:30pm Enjoy is pleased to present a new installation by Johanna Mechen, our 2016 Summer Artist in Residence.

The corner site property housing the Blenheim branch of global fast-food chain Burger King, on the city’s busiest road, has been placed on the market for sale.

The RBNZ cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 0.25% to 2.25%. This was somewhat of a surprise, although the markets had expected this to occur in the upcoming months.

For the year ended March 2015, the West Coast’s GDP decreased 5.0 percent, due to a decrease in the agriculture industry. This was partly offset by an increase in the manufacturing industry.

Domestic abuse is not an easy subject to confront, especially because the statistics in New Zealand are shocking.

The NZDUSD opens at 0.6790 (mid-rate) this morning. Increased risk appetite and a rebound in commodity prices, led by crude oil, has seen the NZD out-perform ahead of this morning’s RBNZ rate statement.

For the year ended March 2015, Otago’s GDP increased 2.2 percent, primarily due to an increase in the construction industry, which helped offset a decline in agriculture.

Monday 14 March, 6pm* Adam Art Gallery FREE - refreshments provided In preparation for the one-off screening of Matthew Barney and Jonathan Bepler’s film, River of Fundament , which is based on Norman Mailer’s novel, Ancient Evenings , find out ...

The police operation in the Bay of Plenty has been resolved safely after an individual at a Onepu Springs Road address surrendered to Police a short time ago.

For the year ended March 2015, Canterbury’s GDP increased 7.3 percent, due to construction, which offset a fall in agriculture.

The Christchurch Food Show is set to excite Cantabrian’s tastebuds from 8 – 10 April 2016, at Horncastle Arena. From award winning cheeses and Kumara muesli, to Spain’s number 1 selling garlic bread and sustainably-grown mussels, over 100 exhibitors ...

The passage of changes to the Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Act this evening is about ensuring assistance is available for families affected by leaky homes who otherwise would have been unfairly excluded, Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick ...

Press Release – Wellington City Council Wellington’s award winning Tsunami Blue Lines project has been adopted by the Oregon Office of Emergency Management. The project is one of the first of its kind in the U.S, inspired by the program developed in New Zealand by the Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO). The project was […]

Heart Stopper Challenge An icy plunge that warms the heart A big chill is making its way to Auckland that will send temperatures plummeting but fill the heart with warm fuzzies. It’s the Heart Stopper Challenge that will take place at Gables Kitchen ...

The NZ Transport Agency advises motorists that State Highway 21 (SH21) Airport Road Tamahere is CLOSED at the Raynes Road intersection due to a truck crash.

Two police officers injured in yesterday's shooting incident at Otakiri in the Bay or Plenty have been discharged from hospital.

News from WCC Wellingtonians are being asked to give generously in cash toward relief efforts in Fiji, as it recovers from the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston. Mayor Celia Wade-Brown says the Wellington City Council is firmly supportive of the charities and relief agencies, which are working to restore communities, neighbourhoods and services with the […]

Stuff reports: The mother of a man suspected of shooting four police officers in the Bay of Plenty is pleading with police to let family bring him out of the Kawerau house where he remains holed up. The woman says her son, who Stuff has chosen not to name, is terrified of surrendering, but he is prepared to […]

Press Release – Media Management New Zealand tennis No.1 Finn Tearney has just returned home after his first experience with Davis Cup tennis and although the Kiwi team lost to South Korea in Seoul he says what he learned was invaluable. Tearney, aged 25 and currently ranked 389 in the world, one place ahead of […]

The situation at Onepu Springs Road in the Bay of Plenty remains unchanged overnight.