Новости за 08.06.2016

The underfunding of palliative healthcare in Budget 2016 is an absolute disgrace, says New Zealand First.

Prime Minister John Key deliberately misled Parliament today over a statement he made about putting New Zealanders First.

Peer-to-peer lending marketplace Harmoney has appointed current director David Flacks as its Chair, and Stuart McLean will join the board as a director. Mr Flacks was initially appointed an independent director of the Harmoney board in May 2014. He ...

June 8 (BusinessDesk) - The government's housing policy aims to skew the market in favour of first home buyers, who are currently locked out of the market by rapid price gains in recent years, says Housing Minister Nick Smith.

A series of workshops for mums of tweens to teenagers has been launched with an aim to give mums refreshing strategies and support for parenting during those challenging years

June 8 (BusinessDesk) - Michael Hill International stands to reap a tax benefit of up to A$22 million as part of a restructure to shift its primary listing to Australia's stock exchange.

Brian Cockerton, from Auckland’s Giltrap Kia, earned his place to compete on the world stage after coming out top in the National Finals held at the Kia Motors New Zealand technical training centre in March.

Drilling is underway on the first of three wells for the Te Ahi O Maui geothermal power project near Kawerau. Following completion of this well, two further wells will be drilled later this year.

Simon Lawrence Wood Turnbull (43) appeared at the Auckland District Court today having been arrested at Auckland International Airport on 38 Crimes Act charges.

A region-wide Civil Defence Emergency Management Group Plan has been adopted by the Manawatu-Wanganui Joint Standing Committee today.

A special offer to Lang Lang’s one night only concert in Auckland is music to the ears for not only classical music fans but also Heart Kids.

The government prefers to bring in cheap migrant labour rather than to train and suitably pay young New Zealanders, says New Zealand First Leader Rt Hon Winston Peters.

The Sandra Hyde Romance Writers Trust is offering a scholarship to the Romance Writers of NZ annual conference, All You Need Is Love, August 12-14, 2016 in Auckland. (More information on the conference here .)

Imagine classes of keen and engaged students who are learning at twice the average rate of their peers.

In support of New Zealand writers who wish to undertake research for a fiction or nonfiction writing project, the 2016 Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ) and New Zealand Society of Authors (NZSA) Research Grants will open for applications on 17 ...

Canterbury’s Mt Hutt ski area is sorry to advise that its scheduled opening day for the 2016 winter season has been postponed until Saturday June 11. The weather forecast for its original scheduled opening day (Friday June 10), is for high winds ...

Curia’s monthly newsletter is out. The summary is below: Curia’s Polling Newsletter – Issue 97, May 2016 There were two political voting polls in May 2016 – a Roy Morgan and a Newshub Reid Research. The average of the public polls has National 16% ahead of Labour in May, down 3% from April. The current […]

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Interested Northland businesses are being invited to work with Northland Inc and a NorthTec post-graduate diploma student to increase capability and capacity in high-tech commercial 3D-printing in the region.

Expressions of interest in Hill Laboratories’ current headquarters location on 1 Clyde Street in Hamilton East are being sought from potential tenants by the site’s new owner.

A Bill that introduces a better balanced consumer interests test into the anti-dumping regime has been introduced, Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith announced today.

Fonterra today celebrated the official opening of its new slice on slice cheese expansion at Eltham, with the plant now able to produce enough cheese to fill more than three billion burgers each year.

PORT MORESBY (Asia Pacific Report/ RNZI/ Pacific Media Watch): Police in Papua New Guinea opened fire at university students preparing to a peaceful protest this morning.

PORT MORESBY (Asia Pacific Report/ RNZI/ Pacific Media Watch): Police in Papua New Guinea opened fire at university students preparing to a peaceful protest this morning.

The All Blacks are taking on Wales in the first test at Eden Park on Saturday night and travel is included with your game ticket for trains and special event buses.