Новости за 15.09.2016

First withdrawals closed recently at Addington for the richest pacing and trotting races in New Zealand.

Bigpipe will join the gigabit cool kids when faster wholesale services go online next month. Spark’s no-frills ISP says it will offer an unlimited, naked, gigabit plan for $129 a month. Bigpipe says those customers already on the company’s Elite plan, will be upgraded to Gigabit speed free of charge. At present Big Pipe’s Elite plan […]

The Great Kererū Count takes flight tomorrow and New Zealanders across the county are asked to keep their eyes on the skies to help build up a comprehensive picture of where our native pigeon is - and isn't - found.

Coming to New Zealand for their first ever show in January 2017 , the genre-defying PUSCIFER will unleash their legendary Money $hot – Round Under Tour on Australian audiences first, for shows in Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane before heading ...

Police and emergency services attended an incident at a rural property on Andersons Line, Carterton at approximately 10:55am this morning.

Sept. 15 (BusinessDesk) - An $8.5 million research grant awarded to crown research institute Plant & Food this week for new breeding technologies for high value plant industries includes gene editing which is considered in New Zealand to be part of ...

Sept. 15 (BusinessDesk) - The Commerce Commission wants Fonterra Cooperative Group to more regularly review the basket of products used to set its farmgate milk prices.

The Southern Partnership Group has welcomed the approval from the Ministers of Health and Finance to progress to the next stage of the redevelopment of Dunedin Hospital.

Auckland Mayoral candidate Phil Goff says the Auckland Transport Alignment Project agreement between Auckland Council and the Government is a step in the right direction but more investment will be needed to prevent Auckland hitting transport gridlock.

The 76th anniversary of the Battle of Britain will be commemorated in New Zealand today, with a wreath-laying service in Wellington.

Strong housing activity and Kiwi consumer spending helped drive economic growth of 0.9 percent in the June quarter, Statistics NZ said earlier today .

Finance Minister Bill English and Transport Minister Simon Bridges today released a joint report with Auckland Council which sets out a clear direction for the development of Auckland’s transport system over the next 30 years.

Rino Tirikatene MP for Te Tai Tonga Spokesperson for Fisheries MEDIA STATEMENT 15 September 2016 Sidestepping Smith should be side-lined

Urgent Government action is required to halt the emerging cash-for-jobs immigration scandal that is taking hold in New Zealand says Labour’s Immigration Spokesperson Iain Lees-Galloway.

The Police’s Human Resources Management Information System (HRMIS) is scheduled to go-live in April 2017.

Police continue to investigate the incident from this morning where a man was arrested in Woolston after fleeing police in Amberley.

Fierce competition among electricity retailers is resulting in New Zealand having the most innovative sector of its kind in the world, meaning a better deal for consumers, says the Electricity Retailers’ Association.

The pursuit of political power at any cost in terms of principles was never more blatantly shown than by some of the statements made by retiring Green Party MP Kevin Hague, according to Democrats for Social Credit Party health spokesman David Tranter.

Coinciding with Conservation Week, Central Energy Trust has announced a $2million grant towards the development of the Wildbase Recovery project. This brings the total amount raised to $5.6million, just $100,000 shy of the target. The centre has been ...

Thursday, September 15, 2016 EASTWOOD JOINS KIWIS WIDER SQUAD ________________________________________ Canterbury Bulldogs forward Greg Eastwood has been added to the NZ Kiwis train-on squad for next month’s test against Australia in Perth and Four Nations tournament ...

Ordinary Kiwis will wonder what all the fuss is about over GDP and claims it is strong growth for this country, says New Zealand First.

Phil Quin writes at Stuff: Much like the gallant Argentinians in Hamilton on Saturday night, Labour MPs will be reeling. After a sustained period of frenetic activity, most of it on their terms, much of it in favourable territory, they ended up on the receiving end of yet another in an unbroken stretch of one-sided […]

The Green Party is calling on the National Government to use Conservation Week to restore funding to the Department of Conservation (DOC) after seven years of cuts, the Green Party said today.

Conrad's paintings, clay icons and artistic theories have been the subject of three documentary films, and her paintings and other works shown by major galleries and museums in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. She is the daughter ...

Unitec Institute of Technology and six west Auckland secondary schools are working together to entice students into engineering, upskill teachers and plug gaps in New Zealand’s workforce.