Press Release – Central Pulse In 2022, the small Pacific Island nation grabbed the netball worlds attention when qualifying for the 2023 Netball World Cup and in the process making the cut for a global event for the first time. Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse import Kelea Iongi has put the stamp on an eventful […]
Press Release – NZOC The men’s football team to represent New Zealand at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics has been named today, with seven Wellington Phoenix players. Under the competition regulations squads are limited to 18 players, at least 15 of which must be aged 23 and under, with three overage players permitted. The squad […]
News from Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission is progressing criminal proceedings in the District Court against El Cheapo Cars (trading as Ezybid Finance) in its third action in the car finance sector this year – alleging borrowers were not provided with key information about their loans. Commerce Commission Acting General Manager Credit Sarah Bartlett says […]
The Ashburton District Council’s business of the year awards are up for their own award.
Under the new policy, they would be only allowed to set variable school speed limits within 200m of the school gate.
The Kaikōura District Council is planning to stick with its existing representation arrangements for the 2025 and 2028 elections, following its representation review.
Canterbury's councils are working together to tackle climate change.
Holocaust Centre of New Zealand chair, Deborah Hart said, there is no place for violence or hatred of any kind in New Zealand and yet we have witnessed an exponential rise in antisemitism in the months since October 7th.
Among the established providers, Fixed Physio has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of sports physiotherapy services in Christchurch.
A fuel spill incident at Westport's fishing port last month remains under active investigation, Mr Barnes' report said.
Marlborough Historical Society president Paul Davidson said they were perfectly happy to return the taonga to Rangitāne when a new cultural centre was built, but understood that this was a number of years away.
The councils acknowledge both they and the NZTA are challenged to "sustainably fund" road fixups in the face of the increasingly intense weather related events.
The chief executive of the region's Chamber of Commerce has said it was time for Nelson and Tasman to talk again about amalgamating.
New housing growth plan prioritises ‘housing crisis’ – Rotorua mayor
Councils that want to keep their Māori wards at the next local elections should have to poll their communities beforehand, former local government leader John Bain says.
The family wants to allow monitoring of the volcano, but feels stymied by the court case over the explosion, lawyer says.
Private jet flights are around 15 times more polluting, per passenger, than commercial flights. Over the last decade, the number of private jet flights into New Zealand has more than doubled.
By creating learning opportunities across Southeast Asia, ANZIIF demonstrates our steadfast dedication to the improvement and success of the insurance industry.
The Government is currently undergoing a sector review for the Early Childhood Education sector, to address major issues with affordability and availability of early childhood education, and the complexity of its regulation.
The government has revived the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill, but the way AI may be skewing news results and visibility is off the table for now. My new research suggests it should be a priority.
Energy Resources Aotearoa welcomes the release of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment consultation on a Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) framework for New Zealand.
The Taxpayers’ Union is welcoming the Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) framework released for consultation today that will reduce the cost of emissions reduction in New Zealand.
The Taxpayers’ Union can reveal that the Children’s and Young People Commission has spent $61,474 on refreshing their brand identity when the structure moved from a Commissioner to a Commission with a board.
The weather activity in Shand's 'Scenes' animation, which was created by her art studio Cusp, is based on real-time data from the MetService interface Point Forecast API.
The pair – a man and a woman – were sentenced at Auckland District Court after pleading guilty to a charge of failing to alleviate any unreasonable or unnecessary pain or distress being suffered by the animal. They were respectively sentenced to ...
