Новости за 08.08.2016

The rural economy is vitally important to New Zealand’s economic prosperity but the safety of the aviation industry, which plays an important role in ensuring regional prosperity, is not assured,’ said John Nicholson, Chief Executive of industry body ...

I proudly gave my support to the event at Salisbury School on Sunday 7th August. I listened to impassioned speeches from parents, trustees, and other officials about why Salisbury School should stay open.

• Hawke’s Bay customers are still advised to prepare for a few days without power, as damage is extensive.

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike is an unusual name for a play, unless you are a fan of Anton Chekhov’s plays. Chekov is regarded as Russia’s greatest playwright and Vanya is Uncle Vanya from the play of the same name. Sonia comes from Sonya in the same play and Masha from Three Sisters. In […]

The first phase of the Government’s Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI) is now complete, benefitting 300,000 homes and businesses, says Communications Minister Amy Adams.

Communications Minister Amy Adams says demand for the Government’s Ultra-Fast Broadband continues to grow as the rollout forges ahead.

The Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand (the Guild) congratulates Pharmacy 547 for winning the Community Pharmacy of the Year award at the 2016 Pharmacy Awards held on Saturday night (6 August).

New wastewater treatment technology at Fonterra’s Edendale site is turning dairy waste into fertiliser that is helping local pastures flourish.

The University of Canterbury continues to punch above its weight in postgraduate achievement and research excellence with record numbers of doctoral candidates and thousands of postgraduates enrolled by mid-year.

Aug. 8 (BusinessDesk) - Ports of Auckland will go ahead with plans to partially automate its container terminal, which it expects will cut its workforce by about a tenth.

AUCKLAND – 8 August 2016: Birkenhead Brewing Company is relaunching its Pale Ale and Pilsner brands as part of its new The Village Series , and in the process removing all references to the Maori story of Hinemoa and Tūtānekai.

A Tauranga commercial fisherman has been convicted and fined $3,000 for deliberately driving his vehicle at a fishery officer who had signalled for him to pull over.

Tuia te rangi i runga nei, tuia te papa e takoto nei, ka rongo te motu te ao i te kōrero, puata i te mārama ahunuku, te mārama ahurangi, te mārama ka takoto i te aio, tuia te rangi, tokona te rangi, te maungarongo ki te whai ao ki te ao mārama, ...

8 Hereturikōkā 2016 Pānui Pāpāho Kua whakatūria a Charlie Tepana ki te Poari o Te Taura Whiri

Police are continuing the search for a man believed to have been driving a car that hit a Police Officer in Three Kings on Saturday.

Media release from Daran Ponter A workshop held to consider issues related to the Wellington Public Transport Spine has identified actions and a strategy. The Spine Workshop arose from conversations across Wellington transport and community organisations about how to better prioritise public transport. Sixty-one people took part, representing a broad cross section of sustainable cities, […]

Schools’ Peace Week 2016 launched today, Monday 8th August, kicking off a week of peace celebrations and activities in schools both nationally and globally - one hundred and forty-four schools are participating.

The latest ABC poll is interesting. Clinton has improved her favourability. The net ratings are: Clinton B +18% Kaine +17% Pence +12% Clinton H -2% Trump M -6% Trump D -29% In terms of intended vote, the breakdowns are: All: Clinton +8% Men: Trump +10% Women: Clinton +23% Whites: Trump +12% Blacks: Clinton +90% Hispanics: Clinton […]

Leading luxury real estate agency New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty (NZSIR) are poised to open an office in Kerikeri as part of a significant nationwide expansion.

The union for senior doctors and dentists working in public hospitals is calling on district health board bosses to let doctors behind the wheel of the health system.

Charlie Tepana was welcomed as the newest Board member of Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori today. "We're privileged to have Charlie in our whare. His knowledge of Māori language revitalisation will be very valuable to us as we embark on a new ...

Less than five years ago, former Thames High School student Ben Sanders joined the New Zealand Defence Force looking for “an exciting career where every day would be different”. He has not been disappointed.

New Zealand First says China’s threatened action against access to the Chinese market for New Zealand dairy, wool, and kiwifruit sounds a warning to the whole primary sector that too much dependency on one customer puts the country in a dangerous position.

Police are searching for three men in their early twenties who committed a cowardly attack on two brothers at approximately 1am this morning.

Greater Wellington Regional Council Chair and former All Black Chris Laidlaw says resounding congratulations are due to the Hurricanes for their fantastic showing at Westpac Stadium at the weekend.