The UN Trade Digitalization Index, a joint effort of the five UN regional commissions and UNCTAD, measures the extent to which trade digitalization has progressed in over 160 countries and provides a new basis for evidence-based policy making in this important ...
People travelling to Dunedin for the All Blacks v England game Saturday night 6 July should be prepared for extra school holiday traffic on the highways, says NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA).
A third in a series of polls in Palestinian Territories. The poll of 1,500 Palestinians found: I want a two state solution, but can’t see how one will ever happen.
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Whether brimming with a fresh business idea, seeking guidance to grow their existing venture, or purely an entrepreneurial spirit and would love to work for themselves, this immersive experience will equip our participants with the tools and confidence ...
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The shared services model will lead to a range of opportunities and efficiencies for both Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs), while ensuring both destinations retain their RTO and unique brands.
With this new podcast, Doug plans to bring on special guests and talk about subjects that matter most to him: focusing on TV, Film, Food, Social issues and Pickleball, as well as behind-the-scenes stories of his time in Hollywood.
Nicholas McGowan asked the Marlborough District Council to consider building the bridge at a long-term plan hearing last month, before commenting that he thought Picton's layout had been designed much like a paddle crab.
The prosecution of a recreational boat skipper highlights the serious consequences that can result from distraction while travelling at speed on the water.
Eventfinda, New Zealand's largest independent ticketing provider, is proud to announce a new partnership with two of the New Plymouth District Council Venues. Eventfinda’s dynamic ticketing and marketing platform will be the exclusive ticketing service ...
A handful of Marlborough community organisations have been successful in receiving council support after making requests to the long-term plan.
The successful integration of customs and postal systems through the PACER Plus agreement marks a significant step forward in facilitating trade and investment in our region.
Severe weather conditions are expected to worsen today, so all inter-island ferries have cancelled sailings between the North and South Islands across the next few days until Thursday morning.
The NZIER’s quarterly survey of business opinion (QSBO), the best on the street, shows a clear deterioration in expectations.
TRAC believes that the Government’s decisions regarding non-rail enabled ferries is a direct attack on the New Zealand railway system and is similar to the previous attack on the Gisborne and Taranaki regions.
A new Sports Integrity Commission has launched after six years of damning reviews.
Federated Farmers strongly believes replacing the RMA is the most meaningful long-term economic reform this Government could deliver.
Community leaders are welcoming a wave of police operations to curb illegal street racing, but not everyone is on board.
There will be amendments to the Bill introduced by Labour last year, which based on a similar move which has created significant revenue for some media companies in Australia.
The very nature of myeloma means these medicines on their own are not enough and we will continue to advocate for more modern medicines and treatments for those affected by this blood cancer.
The snowfall on Monday and Tuesday is well timed as school holidays approach.
Boil-up, hangi and fry bread sit alongside more traditional fast food offerings.
The Climate Liberation Aotearoa has disrupted a Viking Explorers information session to call out their greenwashing and hypocrisy of appearing environmentally friendly whilst profiting from luxury emissions.
Samoa's former Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi says it is easier for his people to get to "hell" than to come to New Zealand.
The Co-operative Bank will put more money in the pockets of its customers across New Zealand today, as it shares $2.5 million of bank profits from the past financial year.
