Новости за 02.08.2018

Merely a Frame , an exhibition curated by Esther Stewart, brings together works by three artists that deal with abstraction and the interfaces between art and other creative fields such as design, architecture, textiles and dance.

A balanced report on Lauren Southern by Luke Kinsella in Australia: The event started at 8pm. Stefan spoke first, then Lauren, followed by a Q&A. Neither speaker shied away from the touchy subjects we all avoid at dinner parties. The whole thing felt like a two-hour ode to Western civilisation. Lauren and Stefan are on […]

The R. Tucker Thompson has presented this year‘s Tucker Lewis award to Tiahorangi Morgan Edmonds, a 16 year old Bream Bay College student.

In March, collection items from the Ashburton Art Gallery collection were exhibited alongside work created by Eve Armstrong, John Vea, and Mike Hewson in (Un)conditional I at The Physics Room in Christchurch. Now, in August, Armstrong, Vea, and Hewson ...

(Un)conditional III includes new work by Ayesha Green (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Kahungunu) and Cushla Donaldson. This exhibition in the Melbourne Art Fair Project Rooms is part of The Physics Room’s itinerant operating model for 2018 and draws on the ...

Emergency services are attending a serious crash between at least two vehicles on SH1, Tokoroa, South Waikato.

The deal sees a public right-of-way opened along nearly a kilometre of riverbank off Riuwaka Valley Left Branch Road to where the river leaves Kahurangi National Park.

Mark your calendars for the fourth annual Spring Fling returning this September in Central Hawke’s Bay. Boasting 31 standout events over September and October, the festival captures the best of wine, food, culture, adventure, history, and competition ...

The New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation in association with Audi quattro Winter Games NZ are proud to present the Trans-Tasman Challenge; a three-game test series of international ice hockey 6th, 7th and 8th of September 2018 in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Rhian Sheehan is set to return with his first album in over five years, A Quiet Divide . To celebrate, he will be performing a special series of shows across New Zealand, transforming venues into spectacles of sound and light.

The Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Troup Rd, Woodville on Wednesday 1 August at 5 pm to a car and a train had collided.

For many people in New Zealand a dog is much more than just a friend, an exercise companion or a guard dog.

RNZ CEO, Paul Thompson, has been re-elected as president of the Public Media Alliance (PMA), the largest global association of public service broadcasters representing 2.5 billion people in 54 countries.

Masterton District Council is firming up options for the district’s future civic centre development.

Forty five workers will graduate with a Diploma of Whānau Ora at a ceremony on Friday August 3 2018 at Mangere’s Holiday Inn.

Petone and Hutt locals are about to experience a fresh approach to garden retail with Palmers opening in the old IBM precinct on 1st August.

Ngāpuhi hapū formally rejected a Ministerial technical groups’ proposal to settle their Tiriti o Waitangi claims at a hui held at the Korokota marae in Titoki, just outside of Whangarei on Tuesday this week.

It was announced today that Jack Glover would lead the Marlborough Wine Show as Chief Judge this year. The show, in its eighth year, will take place on 15-17 October 2018.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has welcomed the signing of the ‘KIWI Act’ by the President of the United States Donald Trump. The Knowledgeable Innovators and Worthy Investors Act (KIWI Act) has been a long-term goal for New Zealand for many years.

Prisoner advocacy organisation People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) will be joining the Tāmaki Anti-Fascist coalition in Aotea Square this Friday to mobilise against a public talk by Canadian white supremacists, Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.

AUCKLAND (Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): Unite union leader Mike Treen, seized and detained by Israeli security forces last weekend along with other human rights campaigners bound for Gaza on board the fishing boat Al Awda, is on his way to Auckland.

The Future of Work Tripartite Forum’s first meeting saw a productive discussion between business, unions and government on the challenges and opportunities of the changing world of work, Finance Minister Grant Robertson said today.

A proposed law change making prison cell sharing or ‘double bunking’ the norm is inconsistent with New Zealand’s obligations under UN Rules relating to treatment of prisoners, the Law Society says.

The Environment Select Committee has unanimously agreed to Labour MP Angie Warren-Clark’s proposal for a targeted briefing about food waste in New Zealand.

Latest figures from the Housing Quarterly Report show more New Zealanders in need of housing are coming forward to ask for help, Minister of Housing and Urban Development Phil Twyford says.