Новости за 03.05.2016

Police can confirm the two missing children in the Wairarapa have been found safe and well.

Thunderbird fans can now get their regular fix - any time any place - via the futuristic Thunderbirds Are Go: Adventures app.

Gross Domestic Product growth is tipped to near the 4% mark for 2016, according to the latest ASB Quarterly Economic Forecasts.

The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) Choreographic Season is a highlight of the Wellington arts calendar, relished by dance aficionados and newcomers alike. Renowned for technical accomplishment, the students’ choreographic talents are showcased ...

The Waitangi Tribunal has found the Crown’s policy on the protection of the endangered Māui’s dolphin does not breach the Treaty of Waitangi.

A case of Measles has been confirmed in the Kaeo area. The person had participated in the national Kapa Haka event at Claudelands Events Centre, in the Waikato on the 16 April 2016.

A wide-ranging tax Bill introduced today proposes technical changes to improve, strengthen and update our tax rules so they continue to work well for taxpayers, says Revenue Minister Michael Woodhouse.

The Government Press Release on 3 May 2016 states: “Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee will today arrive in Stuttgart, Germany, following his first visit to NZ Defence Force (NZDF) troops at South Camp in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, and the Golan Heights ...

Orphans Kitchen, The Grove, Roots and Apero Food & Wine young chefs announced as Pacific semifinalists in S.Pellegrino’s search for the best Young Chef in the world

The Auckland Rugby League in conjunction with College Sport are gearing up for the SAS College Rugby League season kick-off.

Adam Thierer writes: Permissionless Innovation Experimentation with new technologies and business models should generally be permitted by default. Unless a compelling case can be made that a new invention will bring serious harm to society, innovation should be allowed to continue unabated, and problems, if they develop at all, can be addressed later. Precautionary Principle […]

UPDATE: Tegel shares gain 9% in NZX debut as market cheers first IPO of 2016

A new tech innovation based on a unique mathematical algorithm is set to offer Kiwi cat owners the chance to ‘speak’ with their feline companions.

The Green Party congratulates Andrew Becroft for his appointment as the new Children’s Commissioner for New Zealand. “Andrew Becroft has been a brave champion for children, young people and for their right to justice and it’s exciting to hear he has accepted ...

Bayer New Zealand Ltd is inviting health technology start-up companies looking for support to bring their innovation to market to apply to the company’s “Grants4Apps® Accelerator” program.

Some of Asia Pacific’s most senior aviation leaders will converge on Queenstown this week to discuss the challenges of unprecedented global air traffic growth in the region.

News from NZ Police Wairarapa Police are concerned for the safety of two children who left their home in Masterton on Sunday night and have not returned. Harlem Rimene-McRae, 12 years old, and Lyrik Rimene-McRae, 10 years old, left their home sometime after 10pm on Sunday. Lyrik is thinly-built, believed to be wearing a pink […]

A “must-attend” free information evening in Tauranga this month aims to help business owners understand the role of advisory groups to help businesses thrive.

The BayTrust Rescue Helicopter was dispatched at 1030 Tuesday morning to attend a train versus a pedestrian on the Eastern coast near Otamarakau (45km NE or Rotorua).

Police are investigating an aggravated robbery which took place at a bank in Jackson Street, Petone at around 12pm today.

Britain’s greatest living pianist, a fast-rising conducting star and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will join forces to present a titan of classical music in May.

Writers can read their poetry and prose in a friendly forum, facilitated by Ivy Alvarez, award-winning poet, reviewer and editor.

Interest in starting a fish farming venture in the Hauraki Gulf has prompted Waikato Regional Council to consider calling for tenders for the use of space in the Coromandel Marine Farming Zone off the north-west Coromandel coast. A staff report recommending ...

May 3 2016: A decision to alter the dates of the 2017 Audi quattro Winter Games NZ to run from August 25-September 10, two weeks later than previous events , has been strongly endorsed by Southern Lakes ski areas and the tourism and accommodation ...

Taekwon-Do World Sparring Champion Rose Biddiscombe was judged both Sportswoman and Sportsperson of the Year at the Pak’nSave Kapiti Sportsperson of the Year awards dinner on Monday night. A great turn-out of 238 guests representing the Coast’s ...