The search is on for volunteers to join an emergency response team in south Auckland.
South Auckland schools are taking a proactive approach to curb the rising concern for high cases of streptococcal throat infections across Tāmaki Makaurau this winter.
Local designers are debating whether the proposal will give Nelson the right tools to accommodate future population growth.
Development contributions have more than tripled in some places in Tasman sparking concerns from developers about housing supply and affordability.
Police are appealing for witnesses and footage following a fleeing driver incident across the Kāpiti-Mana region yesterday, 2 July 2024.
Community boards may be on the way out, in what would be one of the biggest changes to democracy in South Wairarapa since 1989.
Kiwis offered the chance to save man’s best friend by entering a draw to win another of man’s best friends – a Harley-Davidson® motorcycle.
Lucy Waterreus brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having demonstrated her leadership capabilities and deep understanding of the hospitality industry over many years.
Data released by Worldline NZ today shows consumer spending through Core Retail merchants (excluding Hospitality) in its payments network reached $2.79B in June 2024, which is down -2.3% from June 2023.
Southern Institute of Technology Cookery students, Yari Mowatt and Sam Kissell recently tasted success at the 2024 South Island Regional Cook-off of the Nestlé Golden Chef's Hat Award, coming away with silver and bronze medals, as well as a brand new award ...
Wool in Schools programme is expanding to maximise opportunities for primary-aged children, while new initiatives will include early childhood education (ECE) and introduce secondary education modules.
The 15-day Golden Dragon 2024 exercises were led by China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) Southern Theater Command guiding Beijing's closest ally in Southeast Asia, the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.
Of the six main centres in June 2024, Auckland was the warmest, Tauranga was the wettest and sunniest, Christchurch was the coolest and driest, and Dunedin was the least sunny.
The contribution is additional to the $100,000 already pledged from the Government, following the flooding event on Wednesday, 26 June, that left hundreds of Wairoa people homeless.
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre General Manager Ross Steele says Troy is a strong and pragmatic leader and strategic thinker.
The two unbeaten sides in the NZSC Super 8 Rugby Competition, Hamilton Boys’ High School and Tauranga Boys’ College will meet tomorrow in a top of the table clash in Hamilton.
The Chair of the Education and Workforce Committee has extended the closing date for public submissions on the Education and Training Amendment Bill. The closing date for submissions is now Thursday, 25 July 2024.
These towers have enabled access to enhanced broadband to over 34,000 homes and mobile phone services to support safety to nearly 1,500kms of state highways and many tourism locations.
The white paper explores the range of opportunities that social investment could create in addressing New Zealand’s complex and multifaceted social issues, and its transformative potential for government, stakeholders, and communities.
Only about 61% of dairy farm operators had reported their use of synthetic nitrogen a year after reporting rules came into force.
Many of us fear developing dementia or engaging with a loved one who has it. It doesn't need to be this way, says an Australian aged-care specialist.
Nelson Bays Primary Health (NBPH) is consulting general practices in the Nelson Tasman region about the government’s current funding offer for primary healthcare.
What we are seeing in Rotorua is the real-world-impact of this biased report which commands this government to palm off responsibility to house our vulnerable. More of our whānau will end up homeless as a result of privatisation. They are letting ...
Parents of school-aged children are choosing not to take their children out of school to travel, new data shows.
Nate Silver’s forecast has Trump ay 65% and Biden 35%. This seems about right to me, reflecting that while the popular vote is close, Trump leads in all the battleground states. The Economist has Trump at 70% and 538 has him at just 49%. The 538 model seems far too cautious. Basically they are hedging […]
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