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Whakatane’s last public fireworks display was over in seconds. In 2009 a mishap with thousands of dollars’ worth of explosives resulted in 40 seconds of spectacular and weeks of charred remains.

A masked man robbed a bakery in Waltham on Thursday afternoon. The man entered Coupland Bakery on Ferry Road at about 2pm and demanded money from the cashier before leaving with an amount of cash.

An online tool designed to help people self-manage their health is proving increasingly popular in Canterbury.

This week is New Zealand’s national “Let’s Talk” Patient Safety Week, coordinated by the Health Quality & Safety Commission.

On 2nd of June, 2016 Standard & Poor Rating Agency “S&P” removed the potential for negative implications of FE Investments ”FEI” ratings from CreditWatch and affirmed both its long term and short term issuer credit rating on FEI at ‘B’. ...

Deaths attributed to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) could be higher than deaths attributed to cancer in 35 years if no action is taken to address increasing rates of resistance, says The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (the RACP) and the Australasian ...

Heijmans and Fulton Hogan - leading civil construction companies from the Netherlands and New Zealand - have formed a strategic alliance to share products and intellectual property in the markets in which they operate.

This is what the map looks like based on 538’s polls plus projection. Trump now leads in Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Iowa and Arizona. He needs one more state to win. He is 2.3% behind in New Hampshire, 3.0% in Colorado, 3.5% in Pennsylvania and 4.1% in Wisconsin and Michigan. If Trump wins New Hampshire […]

One of New Zealand’s most prolific angel investors, Trevor Dickinson, has been awarded the Angel Association of New Zealand’s (AANZ) prestigious Arch Angel Award at the 2016 NZ Angel Summit in Hawke’s Bay.

Press Release – Joint Press Release SUVA (4 Nov 2016) – Police officers from 11 Pacific countries will gather in Nadi next week for a workshop funded by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) aimed at improving the officers skills in dealing with cases of violence against women, helping them … SUVA (4 Nov 2016) – […]

3 November 2016 Warkworth motorway relies on expensive private loan National’s gold-plated Pūhoi to Warkworth motorway will suck good money away from more valuable, worthwhile transport projects in Auckland and Northland for decades to come, the ...

Media Release Organisation: Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives On behalf of: The Committee Select Committee For release: 3 November 2016

Communications Minister Amy Adams has today welcomed the Commerce Select Committee’s decision to seek public submissions on the benefits of rolling out fibre on rural electricity infrastructure, albeit on a shortened timeframe.

At approximately 8: 20pm last night, 3 November 2016, emergency services in the Eastern Bay of Plenty attended a fatal crash involving two cars on State Highway 2, Waiotahi.

New Zealand First is unhappy with Ministerial answers after police were used to raid a Wairarapa farm for pea plants and concerns pea weevil could have reached Canterbury.

The start of summer and lower water flows in the Whanganui River has seen Council start carbon dosing at the Taumarunui Water Treatment Plant (WTP) to help reduce taste and odour issues.

Ministers must be held to account for the latest Novopay catastrophe that has released the personal details and wages of teachers and principals to others – a massive privacy breach.

Auckland City Council needs to take a hard look at itself and do better for the diverse communities it represents, says New Zealand First’s Spokesperson for Pacific Island Affairs Pita Paraone.

Minister of Trade Todd McClay has welcomed the second reading of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) Amendment Bill in Parliament today.

The NZDUSD opens at 0.7328 (mid-rate) this morning. The euro area (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 10.0% in September 2016, stable compared to August 2016 and down from 10.6% in September 2015. This is the lowest rate recorded in the euro area ...

Nov. 3 (BusinessDesk) - Sales of motor vehicles hit a record high in October, smashing a record set in July 1984, when Robert Muldoon lost a snap election.

John Stubbs writes at USA Today: The journey for Republicans to vote for Clinton is not an easy one. For me, the seven stages of grief went something like this: 1. Trump is a funny guy. Like a clown, he amuses me. 2. Wow, look at that: Clown = ratings. Could Republicans be popular again? […]

Press Release – NZEI NZEI Te Riu Roa has welcomed the Minister of Education’s commitment to a quality curriculum in early childhood education, but says the funding to support quality teaching needs to be restored urgently. The Minister today announced a review of the early childhood curriculum, Te Whaariki because a “quality curriculum and excellent […]

The Broadcasting (Election Programmes and Election Advertising) Amendment Bill, recently introduced to the House by Justice and Broadcasting Minister Amy Adams, has today received its first reading.

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