Новости за 25.10.2016

Health Minister Jonathan Coleman says the roll-out of the new national enrolment service in general practices across the country is on target.

Press Release – Salvation Army The Salvation Army is celebrating new steps in helping homeless New Zealanders and families battling addiction in Wellington. The Army is today opening two new social housing units in Wellington and two refurbished homes for families seeking addiction help. The opening event will be attended by Social Housing Minister Paula […]

The Washington Post reports: The party that could be on the cusp of winning Iceland’s national elections on Saturday didn’t exist four years ago. Its members are a collection of anarchists, hackers, libertarians and Web geeks. It sets policy through online polls – and thinks the government should do the same. It wants to make […]

New Zealand dairy farms are becoming home for many au pairs who are heading across the globe to help rural kiwi families.. Taranaki Dairy Farmers Rachel and Murray Perks have two young children and say they used to struggle with the early starts ...

AUCKLAND, 25 October 2016 – If your organisation’s desktops and laptops slow down and employees get frustrated, it’s time to either upgrade or replace those computers – but which approach is best? Crucial ANZ asked 350 IT professionals ...

Prizes were shared across the Greater Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions at the University of Waikato’s ChemQuest challenge held last Wednesday night.

News.com.au reports: ACE and Sheila* are a married couple who say they are tasked with killing drug users and drug dealers as part of the Philippine President’s war on drugs. The couple claim their death squad receives up to $100 per kill from the police, and with four children to support they say it’s the […]

New Zealand First questions the wisdom and cost benefit to the New Zealand Defence Force of it providing the Prime Minister’s private jet.

WorkSafe assessment inspectors will start visiting trampoline parks across New Zealand from today to ensure these businesses are meeting their obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

Around $4 million will be invested to build a total of 11 new classrooms at six Waikato schools, Education Minister Hekia Parata announced today.