Новости за 24.11.2016

The recent increase in the forecast pay-out to $6 per kilogram of milksolids for the 2017 season means this year for Fonterra farmers, the perfect opportunity for farmers to enter the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards and ensure they on the right ...

Whanganui’s Sarjeant Gallery and Museum will receive $10.4 million in funding for redevelopment work, Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Maggie Barry has announced.

Auckland City will welcome back the New Zealand Communities Football Cup this weekend after a five year hiatus, as Somalia Wellington defends its title this year. Sixteen men’s and eight women’s teams from around the country will compete for top honours ...

Thursday, 24th November - The YWCA Auckland is today congratulating the Government’s decision to implement recommendations of the Joint Working Group on Pay Equity. This will see legislation move to update the Equal Pay Act and amend the Employment Relations ...

News from WCC The Wellington City Council is to organise the quick demolition of three of its buildings in light of inspections following the 14 November quake. Two of the buildings are on the land, between Cable Street and Wakefield Street, that the City Council has purchased as the site for the proposed Movie Museum […]

Insufficient evidence exist to confirm an interim low in place with NZD values stalling ahead of 0.7100 over the past few days. However while secondary 0.6900 support holds below no significant damage will be done to the pre-existing recovery channel either.

Today the executives of the Maori Party and Mana Party met in Whangarei to discuss their future relationship.

Environment Minister Dr Nick Smith leaves today for Sydney to attend the annual meeting of Australasian Environment Ministers, with Ministers from each State, Territory and New Zealand.

MEDIA RELEASE Health warning issued for Lake Rotoehu A health warning has been issued for Lake Rotoehu as routine monitoring results provided by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council have confirmed a bloom of potentially toxic blue-green algae. “The health ...

Wellington City Council is to organise the quick demolition of three of its buildings around the city in light of inspections following the 14 November quake. Two of the buildings are on the land, between Cable Street and Wakefield Street, that the City ...

New Zealand Wool Services International Ltds Marketing Executive Mr Malcolm Ching reports that the 7250 bales of North Island wool on offer saw a 72 percent clearance with most types easing further. Some good colour types resisted this trend as buyers ...

The recreational water quality report for summer 2015/16 was presented to Regional Planning Committee meeting yesterday.

One of New Zealand’s biggest privately-owned forestry land portfolios – comprising five separate plantations – has been placed on the market for sale.

ATT opens Hamilton office to Support its Employee Apprentices in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty's Buoyant Building Sector

Nov. 24 (BusinessDesk) - Moa Group narrowed its first-half loss after lifting sales while trimming costs, and said it expects to continue driving revenue growth while holding expenses at bay.

From the golden era of Kiwi legends such as Bruce McLaren, NZ’s motorsport film heritage is coming out of the archive and onto the screen during December at Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision’s Wellington cinema. 4th NZ Grand Prix at Ardmore circuit ...

One week after the earthquake in neighbouring Kaikoura, nothing says Marlborough is full steam ahead like a big cruise ship arriving into town.

Chris Bishop MP has been confirmed as the National Party candidate for Hutt South for the 2017 General Election.

Organisers of this weekend event are expecting well over 1000 men from backgrounds of drugs, domestic violence, gang affiliation and imprisonment to converge at 25 Druces Road, Manukau this Saturday for the inaugural Man Up National Convention New ...

Nearly half of Christchurch’s Housing New Zealand stock is to be sold off by the government, in a move the PSA describes as "heartless".

The government is updating copyright regulations to ensure the Copyright Act 1994 full takes account of New Zealand international copyright obligations, says Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith.

Nov. 24 (BusinessDesk) - Augusta Capital posted a 28 percent drop in first-half profit as the listed property investor and fund manager paid more tax, faced higher costs due to the sale of its Auckland Finance Centre, and wrote down the value of ...

The National Maori Authority, Nga Ngaru and one of Australia’s oldest and largest Aboriginal service organisations, Babana Aboriginal, have today embarked on a strategic relationship with the signing of a memorandum of understanding that will lead to ...

Police are reiterating the message to children to never get into a car with a stranger and commending the actions of a young girl following an incident in Waitakere yesterday.

Rotary New Zealand World Community Service and Giving Tuesday are synonymous. This year celebrated for the fifth time next Tuesday 29 November 2016, Giving Tuesday supports the potential of social media and the generosity of people in New Zealand ...