Новости за 01.08.2018

The Massey University Residential Market Report, which tracks mean rents and rental bond numbers, shows a steady increase in the number of people renting, coupled with a decrease in vacancy rates, over the past decade.

The New Zealand Down Syndrome Association is appalled by the insensitive and ignorant story lines used in recent episodes of Shortland Street.

Kātahi anō Te Kōti Teitei i whakatau i tētehi wero ā-ture a Toni Waho ki Te Poari Matua o te Tarati ā-motu o ngā Kōhanga Reo. Tērā te wā he Kaitiaki a Waho mō taua Poari. He mea ōkawa mārika tā te Kōti, ko tā Te Poari Matua pana ...

AUGUST 1, 2018: Kiwi high-flier James Scott is among New Zealand's best title hopes for the upcoming FIM Junior Motocross World Championships in Australia.

A $4.83 million boost from New Zealand Lottery Grants Board is set to help the restoration of one of the most recognisable Arts Centre of Christchurch buildings.

Horowhenua District Council is inviting applications for funding from five community grants schemes it administers.

The NZ Transport Agency has formally appointed Downer New Zealand Ltd to carry out the construction of a new bridge over the Ōpaoa River in Blenheim.

The NZ Transport Agency and NZ Police are advising motorists that safety cameras inside the Waterview Connection tunnels will be activated from Friday, August 3 in order to encourage safer speeds inside the motorway tunnels.

Te Papa will take additional time to consider the best way to deliver its collections care function, including undertaking an independent review into the care of its natural history collections.

Lara Bennett, John Fisk and Richard Longman from PwC were last night appointed receivers to Ebert Construction Limited as a result of a request made by the Ebert Board of Directors to its bank.

Australia’s most loved narrator of audio books for children and young adults, Stig Wemyss, has left his mark on the Hurunui, bringing his one man show ‘Stig Live @ the Library’ to the district’s school libraries last week.

Dunedin (Wednesday, 1 August 2018) – This month, the West Harbour Community Board and the Dunedin City Council are asking for possible uses for the Sims building and site at Port Chalmers.

The Primary ITO is welcoming the introduction of micro-credentials, new stand-alone courses, which will help it respond to pressing industry demands, including the eradication of the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis.

The Government’s anti-growth policies are hitting home, with the latest figures from Statistics New Zealand showing the number of people unemployed has increased by 4000 in the last three months, says National’s Finance Spokesperson Amy Adams.

MEDIA RELEASE, Auckland, New Zealand, 1 August 2018 – The construction industry is under strain to build a record amount of infrastructure on thin margins, but issues in the procurement phase could destabilise the construction industry and set these ...

New Zealand’s newest KiwiSaver opportunity delivers a straightforward monthly subscription fee model (like Netflix or Spotify) and free learning tools, to help better prepare Kiwis for their financial future.

We’re told to not sweat the small stuff, but if you’re looking to get a mortgage it’s the small stuff that might have a big impact on how much you can borrow. Lenders are watching discretionary spend more closely now than ever before, says Mike Pero ...

ARE YOU OUR NEXT AWARD-WINNING YOUNG KIWI FILMMAKER? ENTRIES NOW OPEN FOR THE IYSFF NZ NATIONALS 2018

Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard today welcomed the news that wages are finally being actively lifted out of long-term stagnation with the release of new data by Statistics New Zealand .

Press Release: 1 August 2018 Telco complaints data Telecommunications Dispute Resolution (TDR) has released complaints data for Q3 2018

New Zealand's instrument of ratification for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was deposited by Ambassador Craig Hawke, Permanent Representative to the UN in New York, in a ceremony at 5pm on 31 July - 9am today NZ time. Congratulations ...

The Commerce Commission has launched an anonymous whistleblowing tool to enable people to report cartels without being identified.

The Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) was pleased to be involved with the Government’s announcement today to recognise micro-credentials within New Zealand’s regulated education and training system.

“Members of Auckland’s diverse communities are uniting against racism and the politics of hate at Aotea Square at 5.30pm this Friday, 3 August,” said Sina Brown-Davis, spokesperson for Tāmaki Anti-fascist Action (TAFA).

"The Prime Minister will return to work tomorrow to inherit a flagging economy of her Government’s making", says ACT Leader David Seymour.