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Central Rail Link – “Let’s work on getting CRL built as quickly as possible,” says Auckland Chamber head Michael Barnett

A 20-year-old Latvian man was sentenced today to six years’ imprisonment for importing and possessing methamphetamine or ‘P’ in his suitcase.

Forty recruits are celebrating this week as they graduate from the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) with an Attestation Parade on Thursday 15 September.

Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) has organised a specialist clean-up team to remove low levels of asbestos found along property boundaries in the red-zoned areas of Kaiapoi, Kairaki Beach and Pines Beach.

In a country like New Zealand, democracy for many of us is something we take for granted and only registers every three years when there is a national or local body election.

Police have found a body within the scene of the commercial premises on Donovan Drive, Franz Josef. While a formal identification process is still to be completed Police believe the body to be that of the male occupant of the property.

The Michael King Writers’ Centre in association with Torpedo Bay - Navy Museum celebrate Devonport’s seafaring history and the Royal New Zealand Navy’s coming of age through more than 75 years of writing, letters, memoir and fiction.

This bill amends various statutes to provide for better information flows between the agencies in relation to personal information (including biometric information) to enable better identity verification of individuals for the purposes of preventing, ...

Selena Dewar’s serenity in the face of serious health issues is both extraordinary and inspiring. Despite dealing with three different lymphoma diagnoses, the Auckland mother-of-one remains the picture of forward looking positivity.

Auckland, Sept. 14, 2016 — HP New Zealand (HP NZ) is asking rural students to share their vision of how they think they will learn in the future to be in the running to win a share of $26,000 worth of HP products and support.

Action was taken to prevent petrol tipped down a stormwater drain from entering the Otepuni Stream in Invercargill this afternoon.

Sept. 14 (BusinessDesk) - Moa Group, the loss-making Marlborough-based brewer whose share price has tripled in the past year, has told investors it is assessing the possibility of buying other businesses, but that they would have to add to earnings.

Mountain Safety Council (MSC) chief executive Mike Daisley has confirmed MSC will be submitting a tender to NZ Police for the delivery of a new model of firearms safety training.

Taumarunui’s Town Centre Project gathered pace this week with the visit of Bespoke Landscape Architects the urban designers selected to provide the detailed concept plans for the redevelopment.

Salt Funds Management, which manages $1.6 billion of assets, has lifted its stake in Veritas Investments, taking advantage of a slump in the share price of the Mad Butcher franchisor.

Police, including AOS, are currently at a residential address in Dalton Street, Point England. This is a pre-planned search for a person Police are currently looking for.

MTA fully supports the $50,000 fine handed out to an unregistered motor vehicle trader saying it’s in the public interest to drive these people out of the sector.

1200 Brown Trout were released in the lower reaches of the Rakaia River today after the North Canterbury Fish and Game launched a research project in the critically damaged fishery.

The NZ Transport Agency says motorists should expect delays on State Highway 2 at Whakamarama after a serious crash.

Swarbrick only Auckland mayoral candidate to think outside the transit box Paul Minett Auckland ~ 13 September 2016

It will be a sad day when the Government unilaterally removes indigenous and commercial rights, Seafood New Zealand Chairman George Clement said.

Sept. 14 (BusinessDesk) - Vodafone New Zealand has been fined $165,000 after pleading guilty to making false price representations to customers on its 'Red Essentials' mobile phone plan, its fourth conviction under the Fair Trading Act in the past five ...

At about 2.10pm today, emergency services were called to attend a grey BMW car which had driven over a bank and crashed into an estuary in Ferrymead, Christchurch.

“According to numbers supplied to MPs , in June 2015 there were 814 full-time DOC rangers, while in May 2016, there were 625. At this rate of decline, by Christmas 2019, DOC rangers will be extinct,” said Green Party Co-leader James Shaw.

Critical Supreme Court case could shape future of the Internet OpenMedia is intervening in Supreme Court of Canada case that will have vast implications for global free expression online