Новости за 02.08.2018

All passenger buses that drive at more than 50km/h should be required to have seatbelts, says the car review website dogandlemon.com

CCS Logistics is one of New Zealand’s leading fleet performance support companies, helping transport operators gain savings and increase efficiency throughout New Zealand.

Shane Jones appears to have all but given up on supporting the Northland region, National Party Transport Spokesperson Jami-Lee Ross and Northland MP Matt King say.

The New Zealand seafood industry today recognised the men, women and organisations who are making a significant contribution in four categories.

Members of the public are invited to apply to the current funding round of the Chinese Poll Tax Heritage Trust. Applications close on 26 September 2018.

Police are asking to hear from anyone who might have information about a side-by-side motorbike that was stolen from Whakatu, Hastings, sometime overnight between July 26 and 27.

The Serious Crash Unit has been advised and motorists are asked to avoid the area.

News from NZ Police Two people have died following a two-vehicle crash on Sandy Road, Meeanee, around 4:35pm today. A third person, from the same vehicle, has serious injuries. There were two occupants in the second vehicle, a man with minor injuries and a woman, who was uninjured. The Serious Crash Unit were in attendance […]

Images of the Prime Minister and her family, taken on Tuesday 1 August 2018 by Derek Henderson.

A dancer challenging perceptions about who can dance, a festival building new audiences in the disabled and Deaf communities, a partnership project providing creativity and connections for alienated youth, a creative space in Christchurch providing a ...

Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor confirmed in Parliament’s Question Time today that farmers will face ‘additional costs’ under his Government, National’s Agriculture Spokesperson Nathan Guy says.

News from NZ Police Police have been called to a bus crash on State Highway 1 at Rongotea, near Rowe Road. The bus, believed to be carrying 28 people, went into a ditch around 2:40pm. There are varying reports of injury statuses and at this stage the number of injuries has not been determined.

Aug. 2 (BusinessDesk) - The government's first tripartite 'Future of Work' forum, bringing together policymakers, business leaders and unionists, discussed upcoming education needs and ways to overcome the country's lacklustre productivity.

Due to illness, we regret to announce the We Light Fire tour dates for Hamilton and Leigh have been rescheduled. Hamilton’s show at The Meteor is moving to Sunday 2nd September and the new Leigh Sawmill Café show date is Friday October 19th All ...

Red ribbon wraps its way around Aotearoa in solidarity of workers Worth It campaign As part of FIRST Union’s stop work meetings at 58 locations around the country (more than 5,300 attendees), retail workers will be signing one of our largest banners ...

Aug. 2 (BusinessDesk) - US President Donald Trump has signed legislation that will make it easier for New Zealanders to trade or invest in the world's biggest economy.

Queenstown bus usage has boomed in response to $2 fares, and Dunedin passenger trips are up another 11% this year as last year’s service improvements bear fruit.

BP is proud to announce that caged eggs are no longer available for purchase at any BP Connect store in New Zealand.

MT RUAPEHU 2 AUGUST 2018: Ross Copland, Chief Executive of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts (RAL) is hoping passengers on the bus involved in the accident at the weekend will make contact.

Police are making inquiries after a man received gunshot wounds in the hospital car park off Tukapa Street last night.

The 2018 Molecule-backed ProKart series roars back into life at Te Puke this weekend with promotor Steve Brown one of the many drivers ‘itching’ to get back on track after a two-month ‘mid-winter’ break since the third round at Rotorua in May.

Approximately 20 Atlas Quarry workers and concrete truck drivers in the Brynderwyn hills are taking action over pay and hours over the next two days (started today).

Internal Affairs Minister Tracey Martin must own her error in handpicking Dr Pauline Kingi to chair the inquiry into the process that led to Wally Haumaha’s appointment as Deputy Police Commissioner, National’s Police spokesperson Chris Bishop says.

“We want to remind drivers to be vigilant this winter about driving to the conditions,” says Superintendent Steve Greally, National Manager of Road Policing.

MELBOURNE (ABC Pacific Beat/Pacific Media Watch)Papua New Guinea is pledging to help Bougainville strengthen its local radio services ahead of next year’s historic referendum on independence, reports Bindi Bryce on the ABC’s Pacific Beat programme.