Новости за 18.08.2016

This morning, Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace presented two oral submissions to the Select Committee on the Local Government Act 2002 Local Amendment Bill (No 2).

Changes to how the unemployed are counted when they look for work online were made to meet international standards, Statistics NZ said today. This week there has been some misunderstanding of the changes, which were first announced on 29 June 2016.

New Zealanders will be pleased at the Speaker’s ruling today ticking off the Prime Minister for acting improperly in the House on Wednesday, says New Zealand First Leader and Northland Member of Parliament Rt Hon Winston Peters.

Consultation to shape Suburban Parking Policy Click to view the video on the Council’s website. The Council is seeking community input on how we should manage our suburban road space through a survey on suburban parking that opens today. The survey explores ...

On September 3, Richter City (RCRD) will host two public games in one event. The first game will be between RCRD's All Stars, and Auckland Roller Derby League (ARDL) as part of the New Zealand Top Ten Roller Derby Champs round robin tournament - RCRD ...

Airways is pleased to announce the appointment of Shelly Sydney as its new Health and Safety Manager.

Māori Party cautiously support NZ Intelligence and Security Bill to First Reading Māori Party Co-leaders Te Ururoa Flavell and Marama Fox say the Party will cautiously support the New Zealand Intelligence and Security Bill to select committee when it ...

New Zealand based business intelligence firm, OptimalBI has been appointed to the technology service panel to support the Department of Corrections technology strategy.

Su’a William Sio MP for Mangere MEDIA STATEMENT 18 August 2016 High-risk sex offender should not live near schools The Minister of Corrections is refusing to take seriously the message from our community that it is Not Okay to place a high-risk child sex ...

New regional private equity fund Oriens Capital attracts over $30 million ahead of first close

Rt Hon Winston Peters New Zealand First Leader Member of Parliament for Northland 18 AUGUST 2016 Speech by New Zealand First Leader and Northland MP Rt Hon Winston Peters Public meeting The Hub, 23 Gordon St, Dannevirke Thursday, 18 August, 2016 ...

Commemorative sculpture Victory Medal coming to the Botanic Garden For the past two years the commemorative sculpture Victory Medal by artist Helen Pollock has been touring museums throughout New Zealand and now it’s coming to Wellington. The artwork ...

The Public Health Association, Health Promotion Forum and New Zealand College of Public Health Medicine express their moral support for health protection officers and public health officials in Hawke’s Bay during which they say must be a difficult ...

Aug. 18 (BusinessDesk) - South Port New Zealand posted another record annual profit as extra dairy storage helped drive the volume of exports through the maritime hub in Bluff, with a bigger dividend declared.

New Zealand Wool Services International Ltd’s Marketing Executive, Mr Malcolm Ching reports that the 6470 bales on offer saw a 72 percent clearance with most types slightly easier compared to the last South Island sale on 4th August.

A two hour stand up comedy showcase, Live Laughs features top local and national acts. This month's show includes

Century 21’s new home loans service was officially launched at the company’s national awards ceremony last night in Auckland by Geoff Barnett, National Manager of Century 21 New Zealand.

Have you ever had an out-of-town guest staying with you who needed to see a GP? Or have you needed to fill a prescription on a Sunday afternoon and wasn't sure which pharmacy was open?

The Parnell Waiters’ Race is a challenge to all Auckland restaurants and their waiting staff with the winning restaurant receiving over $60,000 in prizes!

The Government has released its response to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry, Using Land for Housing , confirming it is already implementing most of the recommendations, Finance Minister Bill English says.

With nine restaurants participating in this year’s Visa Wellington On A Plate festival, food lovers from across the country are already enjoying Lower Hutt hospitality.

The latest incident of a dangerous criminal escaping from electronic monitoring by cutting off his bracelet proves the government doesn’t care about the safety of New Zealanders, says New Zealand First.

Stuff reports: Grieving families could be forced to seek council permission if they want to scatter their loved ones’ ashes on the Kapiti Coast. A draft bylaw up for approval by Kapiti Coast District Council next month proposes to ban people from scattering ashes on beaches, rivers and parks. If it is approved, people would need written […]

Dunedin (Thursday, 18 August 2016) – The DCC has awarded the tender for repairing Two Cars Slip to Clearwaters Otago Ltd. The tender is worth $570,000.

The NZ Transport Agency says people can find out more about safety improvements planned for State Highway 23 (SH23) between Hamilton to Raglan, and provide feedback, at two information days next week.