Новости за 01.08.2018

Musicals are exciting, full of energy, and deeply emotive. But what happens when there is no script, no score? Every song is created in the moment, fuelled by emotion and driven forward by the power of the music.

Stuff reports: Business confidence continues to slide, with ANZ saying the corporate sector is “in a funk”. The ANZ business outlook for July showed a net 45 per cent of businesses were pessimistic about the general outlook for the economy, the most downbeat reading in the monthly survey since May 2008, when New Zealand was […]

Every year for fifty years, lung cancer has killed more New Zealanders than any other cancer

Phantom Billstickers National Poetry Day #NZPoetryDay announces its largest ever celebration of poetry today, with more than 135 events programmed to take place around New Zealand.

KiwiRail’s iconic Coastal Pacific scenic journey will roll again between Picton and Christchurch from December 1 this year, two years after the service was put on hold because of the devastating Kaikoura earthquake.

The appointment and promotion of two senior legal practitioners will bolster New Zealand’s only top-tier dedicated private client team.

News from NZEI NZEI Te Riu Roa principal and teacher members have both voted for full day strike action on August 15. The decision sends a strong message to the Government that it is time to fix this crisis in teaching. There needs to be better investment in education so every child can reach their […]

News from NZ Police A vigilant member of the public has been praised for assisting in the arrest of a man following complaints of poaching in south Wairarapa. Around 6.40pm Wairarapa Police were called to White Rock Rd after reports of shots being fired from a moving vehicle. The vehicle was driving up and down […]

Report from RNZ Footage circulating of a prisoner receiving a tattoo from another inmate at Rimutaka prison in Upper Hutt is “totally unacceptable”, the Corrections Minister says. An almost-three minute long video uploaded to YouTube on 14 July shows a man filming himself while another man tattoos a large letter M on his leg. Kelvin […]

Lower value, more affordable properties are selling at a faster rate, due to continued demand from first home buyers. Our analysis shows that most property transactions are taking place at the low-to-medium price bracket, a section of the market where ...

Wellington-based premium gelato producer Carrello del Gelato will offer its take on the renowned Kiwi Burger at this year’s Visa Wellington On a Plate (VWOAP).

News from NZ Police Two people have died in a crash on Troup Road, Woodville where a car collided with a train. Another person is in a moderate condition and is being transported to hospital. The Serious Crash Unit is investigating and the road may be closed for some time. Earlier news from NZ Police […]

On 19 July 2018 the Minister Responsible for Pike River Re-Entry, Andrew Little, signed off the Agency’s baseline Concept Plan as the basis for further detailed planning and preparatory work on required equipment and infrastructure.

Network Tasman’s three public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Nelson City, Richmond and Takaka will join the nationwide ChargeNet NZ network on 1 August 2018.

NZEI Te Riu Roa principal and teacher members have both voted for full day strike action on August 15.

Pem Bird, long-time educator and winner of this year’s Matariki Award for contribution to education, has joined other Māori leaders in condemning Minister Hipkins’ destruction of Partnership Schools.

The news that seabed mining company Trans Tasman Resources Ltd (TTR) has let yet another New Zealand mining permit lapse was heralded today by Kiwis Against Seabed Mining.

There are no ordinary women. Young and old, rich and poor, famous and unknown, each of us has unique challenges, motivations and dreams.

The ideologically-driven restructuring experiment embarked on by Unitec’s previous executive leadership team, with the blessing of former Tertiary Education Minister Steven Joyce, is one of the main reasons why current Education Minister, Chris Hipkins ...

Aug 1 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand house values eased in the past three months as lower value, more affordable properties sold at a faster rate, due to continued demand from first home buyers, according to Quotable Value.

Joint solutions will deliver new levels of visibility into network activity, even inside encrypted traffic

Each year, the Site Safe scholarships help the health and safety leaders of the future to jump start their careers by completing free higher-level training.

Police investigating the homicide of Cyrus Alexis Alupis are appealing to the public for more information.

Dairy price recovery in 2017 has positively affected the combined turnover of the top 20 global dairy companies, which, in 2017, was up 7.2% on the year in US dollar terms and 5.1% in euro terms, according to RaboResearch’s latest Global Dairy Top ...

AUCKLAND, 1 AUGUST 2018: Co-op Money NZ is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Westlake as independent Director to Co-op Money NZ and Co-op Services NZ for a period of three years. Mr Westlake had previously worked as an independent ...