The Greens co-leader is open to the idea of using the waka-jumping law to eject Darleen Tana from Parliament.
The region's Chamber of Commerce is accusing the grid operator of doing a U-turn on compensation.
The Hub Show Garden, located at the Envirohub, next to the Brooklands Zoo, invites everyone to join the Revive Taranaki Expo, a vibrant and free family-friendly event dedicated to celebrating and protecting our beautiful region.
The woman applied for almost $60,000 she was not entitled to.
“The documents signed today demonstrate the Government’s commitment to strengthening trade relationships, doubling the value of our exports to support New Zealand’s economic growth, and boosting grower returns.”
When writer John Connell found the creative well had run dry, he found solace in "12 little Buddhas wrapped in white fleeces".
"We'll be ready in time... we don't have a choice," promises the owner of Meow Nui, whose self-imposed deadline is approaching fast.
Cycling NZ's snub of mountain biker Sammie Maxwell has been overruled by the Sports Tribunal.
About 360,000 people can't afford the power they need. Some sit there with "nothing but the lights on" as they freeze.
New Zealand are through to the semi-finals of the OFC U-19 Men’s Championship 2024 after a comfortable 5-0 victory against hosts Samoa.
The Parks Survey is a chance for residents to share their thoughts on the parks, playgrounds, river paths and natural areas in Hamilton Kirikiriroa, with insights helping to ‘sow the seed’ for future management of these spaces.
Kāpiti Coast District Council is hosting a regional waste forum to look at ways of reducing the amount of waste to landfill, especially from the construction and demolition sector.
The Government's latest anti-electric vehicle move - weakening the Clean Car Standard - will mean higher petrol bills for Kiwis for decades to come, says Kathryn Trounson, Chair of the Better New Zealand Trust.
Police can now name the man who died in a two-vehicle crash on Main South Road, Paroa, on Thursday 4 July. He was Rudolf Paulus Van Dyk, 72, of Gladstone. Police extend our sympathies to his family and friends. Enquiries into the circumstances ...
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 76-year-old Auckland man Hung Lau, who has been reported as missing.
A Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) framework has been released by the Coalition Government for consultation, providing an opportunity for industry to reduce net CO2 emissions from gas use and production, Energy Minister Simeon Brown says.
$200,000 in Free Healthy Habits Challenges Gifted by PREKURE
The Regional Workshop on Skills Development commenced yesterday (8 July) in Apia, Samoa. This workshop is part of an ongoing commitment to ensure that the PACER Plus Agreement and Arrangement on Labour Mobility are responsive to the development needs ...
In light of the ongoing recession and economic challenges, this initiative is designed to provide greater financial flexibility, ensuring our clients can maintain clean and healthy environments without the immediate burden of full payment.
The report addresses common concerns about road pricing, including privacy and equity issues, and draws on successful international examples from cities like Singapore and Stockholm.
HID’s RFID ID tags and InfraMarker's RFID system, combined with Esri’s field mapping software, have enabled a remarkable 80% improvement in the workflow of the Earth Sciences Foundation’s excavation projects.
Hamilton City Council has released its 2023 Annual Economic Report, providing a deep dive into Hamilton’s economic performance for the year, and an outlook for the next 12 months.
This three-day course teaches the Dale Carnegie five drivers of success: building greater self-confidence; strengthening people skills; enhancing communication skills; developing leadership skills; and reducing stress and worry.
A new integration between the largest providers of primary care and aged care software in New Zealand is releasing clinical time to care for the country’s growing elderly population.
ACT is renewing calls to scrap the Human Rights Commission as it joins a reported “march of shame” to Geneva criticising New Zealand’s commitment to indigenous rights and calling the Coalition Government racist.
