Новости за 14.08.2018

Marlborough Mayor John Leggett says Marlborough’s first grant from the Provincial Growth Fund has been won through good working partnerships developed within the aquaculture sector and fostered by Council.

Auckland, August 14, 2018 – Endace , a specialist in high-speed network recording, traffic playback and analytics hosting, and Gigamon , the company leading the convergence of network and security operations to help organizations improve their security stance, ...

ACT’s annual conference was well attended and received saturation media coverage. The message? A crash is coming, big government is a growing liability under Jacinda Ardern, and only ACT is prepared to draw a line under that growth by reducing the ...

"The Government could provide a decent pay rise for striking teachers by cutting the fat from our education bureaucracy", says ACT Leader David Seymour.

Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard said today that union members and officials around the country would be turning out to support NZEI Te Riu Roa industrial action to protect quality public education and the teaching profession.

With over 70 per cent of survey respondents from New Zealand's construction industry predicting an increase in the number of disputes in the next two years, insights released today by law firm Russell McVeagh, offer an opportunity to avoid them.

The NZDUSD opens at 0.6774 (mid-rate) this morning. Another quiet night with the NZD more than holding its own against the majority of its rivals as risk appetite increased. Concerns about the financial crisis in Turkey have eased with the Turkish ...

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The NZTA are starting public engagement today on Seapath, the walking and cycling path alongside the Northern Motorway from Esmonde Rd to the Harbour Bridge, where it will link in with Skypath – which the NZTA have also been tasked with building.…

The NZTA are starting public engagement today on Seapath, the walking and cycling path alongside the Northern Motorway from Esmonde Rd to the Harbour Bridge, where it will link in with Skypath – which the NZTA have also been tasked with building.…

Stuff reports: ACT leader David Seymour has a new bill that would see 20 MPs slashed from Parliament and the number of electorates reduced to 54. If you do reduce the number of MPs, you do need to reduce the number of electorates or you get regular overhang. But a reduction in the number of […]

Press Release – Church of Latter Day Saints The Hamilton New Zealand Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently closed for an extensive renovation.Renderings of designs for the interior and grounds of the temple released The Hamilton New Zealand Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently closed […]

Press Release – Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission has released its draft decision proposing to approve $23.5 million for Transpower to replace the conductors (overhead wires) and strengthen the structures of a 9.5km section of its high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission network in Wellington. The Commission also proposes to approve funding for Transpower to […]

Article – RNZ She has spoken out on her blog and social media as a survivor of child sexual abuse and is an LGBT rights advocate – both highly contentious issues in conservative Samoa.By Mackenzie Smith Samoan author Lani Wendt Young is no stranger to online abuse. She has spoken out on her blog and […]

News from NZ Police A child aged 6 was struck by a car in Paparangi about 9.50am this morning. The child has been taken to hospital via ambulance in a serious condition. The crash occurred at Mark Avenue and Cara Crescent. Motorists were asked to avoid the area, and there were cordons in place near […]

By Leilani Sitagata
AUCKLAND (Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): A viral spread of photos and videos from last week’s fatal crash at Nabou has highlighted a need for education surrounding the use of social media in Fiji.

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares bounce back from Turkish sell-down, Summerset falls on mixed result

Aug. 14 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar pared some of its recent losses against the greenback as bargain hunters moved in despite weak data from Australia and China that would normally have weighed on the kiwi.

Aug. 14 (BusinessDesk) - The government is moving to close a GST loophole that could have created a “significant but unquantified” risk to the Crown’s revenue.

Wellington City Council and The Movie Museum Limited (TMML) have today announced a mutually-agreed parting of the ways for a joint project between the Council’s Convention Centre and TMML’s Movie Museum, which were proposed for Cable Street ...

News from WCC The Wellington City Council and The Movie Museum Limited (TMML) have today announced a mutually-agreed parting of the ways for a joint project between the Council’s Convention Centre and TMML’s Movie Museum, which were proposed for Cable Street in central Wellington. Both parties remain optimistic for the future of their respective projects. […]

News from Taxpayers Union Wellington ratepayers will be footing the bill for up to $3 million every year in lost rent as the Council loses the key tenant in its planned convention centre, warns the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. Taxpayers’ Union spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says: “The Wellington City Council’s starry-eyed desire to enter a high-risk […]

News from Taxpayers Union Wellington ratepayers will be footing the bill for up to $3 million every year in lost rent as the Council loses the key tenant in its planned convention centre, warns the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. Taxpayers’ Union spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says: “The Wellington City Council’s starry-eyed desire to enter a high-risk […]

Gambling Machine Association of New Zealand (GMANZ) Quarterly statistics press release 14 August 2018 show more funds available for the community Due to a 3.1 percent increase in Gaming Machine Proceeds (GMP) from Class 4 Gambling (pokies) in the April-June ...

Aug. 14 (BusinessDesk) - BlueScope Steel-owned NZ Steel is being undercut by Malaysian products dumped in the local market, says the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.