Новости за 12.05.2016

Police and emergency services have attended a stabbing incident in Tuakau, Counties Manukau tonight (12 May) at approximately 9.40pm.

“We are still very much looking for Mr MacDonald and have serious concerns about his wellbeing, as do his family, given that it has been more than a month since he was last seen.”

News from Wellington CofC The Wellington City Council will not require future external contractors to pay their staff the living wage while on council contracts, under an agreement reached with Wellington Chamber of Commerce. The agreement ends several months of negotiations between the Chamber and the Council after the Chamber signalled its intention to bring […]

NZ dollar jumps to 2-month high vs Aussie as inflation outlook stokes RBA rate cut bets

New Zealand has affirmed its commitment to combat bribery following the conclusion of the London Anti-Corruption Summit today.

Peaceful climate protest calls on ANZ to pull $13.5 billion out of fossil fuel projects

The NZDUSD opens at 0.6821 (mid-rate) this morning. The NZD drifted sideways overnight with a slight negative tone.

By John Stringer 6:2. So this week we waited to learn if Jon Snow was really dead…and waited to see if he was really alive. The Red Witch (star of the final scene of 6:1 – no spoiler; go watch that) tries to revive his very dead corpse but failed. But watch the Dire Wolf’s eyes under […]

May 13 (BusinessDesk) - Wall Street was mixed as a slide in Apple shares amid concern that the company is preparing for slower sales of its iconic iPhone offset gains in Nike and Microsoft.

Wellington.Scoop Mt Victoria residents told the Wellington City Council this week that they oppose the rates increase that councillors are planning. And the residents association gave reasons for their opposition: “We continue to be concerned that the focus of the Draft Annual Plan on economic growth is very expensive, often for little benefit to ordinary […]

Today is the last day to submit on the consultation by Auckland Transport and the NZTA on what the call Transport for Future Urban Growth. Around two Hamilton’s worth of people/homes are expected to be added to Auckland’s fringes in the North, Northwest and South over the next 30 years as part of the council’s Future [...]

Richard Harman writes on Politik: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has simply dismissed claims that some of the economic modelling on the TPP contained a basic arithmetical error. The report back to Parliament yesterday of the Select Committee considering the TPP does not show any substantial reasoning behind the Ministry’s conclusion. The error […]

Press Release – Hutt City Council Work has begun on expanding Lower Hutt’s Huia Pool, which will double the size of the nationally-acclaimed complex and make it accessible for many more residents. Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace and Deputy Mayor David Bassett marked the construction stage of the $9.3 million project with a ground breaking […]

The Tasman District Council has adopted its Annual Plan for 2016, confirming a 1% rates income increase and progress on projects including the Golden Bay Community Facility, Queen Street infrastructure and design improvements, and stormwater, wastewater ...

Wellington Police are investigating reports of suspicious activity in a public park above the northern entrance of the Terrace Tunnel in Wellington. The park is accessed off The Terrace and is used commonly as a dog exercise area.

The government is waving a white flag over the serious incursion of the invasive weed velvetleaf which has spread from four sites last year to over 219 today, says New Zealand First.

Fish & Game says it’s high time that Environment Canterbury (Ecan) met its obligations to the region’s ratepayers – after failing dismally to provide effective responses to many reports of cattle damaging waterways.

NZ dollar gains to 3-month high vs Aussie dollar as commodities fall, rate bets unwind

Christchurch to Arthur’s Pass, SH73 closed at Springfield due to high winds – 4.50 pmupdate

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA--(Marketwired - May 12, 2016) -Gallagher is demonstrating its continued commitment to the Australian market with the official opening of their new regional headquarters in Melbourne today.

Trade Minister Todd McClay has welcomed the first reading of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill in Parliament today.

Motorists are asked to avoid driving in the Queenstown, Alexandra and surrounding Central Otago rural areas if at all possible.

Charlatan clinic is delighted to announce the public screening of all 6 Whore films: ‘Underage Sex Worker’, ‘Married Woman’, ‘Illegal Migrant’, ‘Rent Boy’, ‘Transgender’ and ‘Refugee’ to be showcased at Capitol Cinema for two nights, ...

Some of New Zealand’s top players will be set to take to the court this weekend in the New Zealand Doubles Championships. This weekend will be used as one of the selection events for the World Doubles team to travel to Darwin in August along with ...

Police are looking for information from members of the public who may have seen a man acting inappropriately inside a vehicle parked at Countdown Invercargill on Thursday the 5th of May 2016 at 5:10pm.