Новости за 21.11.2016

The introduction of a Bill to blatantly introduce mandatory fluoridation “by the back” door is a sad day for democracy in New Zealand.

The hatching season for one of the world’s rarest kiwi is well underway in the South Island with the arrival of the 101st Haast tokoeka chick to be successfully hatched at the West Coast Wildlife Centre in Franz Josef – since first opening ...

Revenue Minister Michael Woodhouse today announced tax measures to help those affected by the Kaikoura earthquakes.

Following an inspection by engineers this morning, damage from the recent earthquakes has been discovered in the British High Commission in Wellington.

An uptick in commodity prices led by oil, has seen the NZD along with other commodity-linked currencies bounce off yesterday’s lows. The NZDUSD traded to a four month low of 0.6985 early yesterday morning, before recovering as the US Dollar Index (DXY) dipped ...

Motorists and train commuters are being advised to expect delays following a crash on State Highway 1, at Waikanae.

Police are responding to reports of a crash involving two trucks on SH1 at Mata, north of Ruakaka.

Media Release 21 November 2016 MORE NZDF AID CONVOYS TO KAIKOURA The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) is sending more aid convoys to deliver vital supplies to earthquake-stricken Kaikoura. “Now that there is controlled access by road between Culverden and Kaikoura, ...

At 4.23am on Tuesday 22nd November Police received a report of a motor vehicle crash on Mosston Road, Whanganui.

Fonterra has welcomed Prime Minister John Key's announcement at APEC of the launch of China NZ FTA upgrade negotiations. The announcement followed a positive bilateral meeting between Trade Minister Todd McClay and Chinese Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng.

Nov. 21 (BusinessDesk) - Fonterra Cooperative Group says milk collection has been restored in earthquake damaged Culverden, Waiau and Amuri areas in the upper South Island but 22 farms near Kaikoura are still without road access and are being forced ...

The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) announced the winners of the Operation Neptune: Secondary Schools Creative Competition , at a special presentation at The Cloud during the International Naval Review, on Sunday 20th November, to celebrate the 75th Anniversary ...

Nov. 21 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar was little changed at about 70 US cents and is poised to extend its 5.2 percent decline of the past two weeks as surging US bond yields sap the appeal of returns from the kiwi.

Nov. 21 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand shares were mixed with Metro Performance Glass falling while Kiwi Property Group and Evolve Education Group gained following their first-half earnings.

Fonterra is collecting milk from all operating farms in the earthquake damaged Culverden, Waiau and Amuri areas, as the Co-operative continues to run a comprehensive support response out of its Farm Source store in Culverden.

Nov. 21 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand producer input and output prices rose in the third quarter, largely on the back of the rebound in prices of dairy products and the resulting upgrades to the farmgate milk payout.

Ray and Marilyn Richards say their Mt Manganui leaky home recently sold for $350,000 below market value because of problems with the plaster cladding, now the subject of an estimated $250 million class action against James Hardie.

The Herald reports: Prime Minister John Key has joked that the TPP could be renamed the ‘Trump Pacific Partnership” to try to get the President-elect on board as he argued at Apec that the leaders should not give up on the deal. Speaking in a panel discussion at the CEOs Summit at Apec in Lima, […]

Wellington.Scoop Motorists and train commuters faced delays this morning following a crash on State Highway 1 at Waikanae. Police emergency services were called after a truck crashed at about 7.30am, ending up on land between the railway lines and the highway. MetLink said that train services were suspended between Waikanae and Paraparaumu. One bus was […]

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Occasionally Auckland Transport will publish reports that originally went to their closed after they’re no longer deemed to be confidential. One of these released recently was a deep dive into ATs rail infrastructure and contained quite a bit of interesting but somewhat wonky information, particularly around rail related assets AT have.

Shalom Kiwi blogs: A shocking video has surfaced containing excerpts of a number of Auckland sermons and lectures given by Shaykh Dr Mohammad Anwar Sahib between April 2014 and November 2016 in which he repeatedly uses appalling anti-Semitic slanders and libels and denigrates women. In one sermon, he calmly calls Jews “the enemy of Muslims” and claims […]

News from Queensgate Shopping Centre Ahead of remediation work to be carried out on the structure of one of the carpark buildings at Queensgate Shopping Centre, and as a safety precaution, the footpath and road on the corners of Waterloo Road and Bloomfield Terrace have been closed by the Hutt City Council. Consultant engineers Beca […]

Press Release United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights GENEVA (21 November 2016) – A proposed Israeli law enabling the confiscation of privately owned Palestinian land would deal another severe blow to hopes of a lasting peace, a United Nations human rights expert has warned. Special Rapporteur Michael Lynk said he was […]

Press Release – Massey University An academic who joined the New Zealand Army to track the journey of new recruits from basic training to deployment in the field as part of her PhD research, will be among 500 graduates celebrating in Palmerston North on Friday.Tuesday, November 22, 2016 Nina Harding with Chief of Army, Major […]