Новости за 02.08.2018

Awards recognise arts leadership in prisons A leader in developing an innovative arts programme in Northland Region Corrections Facility, and a creative project led by Hastings secondary school students and young offenders in the Youth Unit of Hawkes ...

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff needs to front up and explain how he can justify introducing new taxes and levies when the Council has $260,000 to spend on a 2.4-metre-diameter mirror to hang above a CBD street .

Barry Soper writes: The endorsements from Kingi came on the Linked-in career website who gave him her tick of approval on all the skills he’s listed as having. She’s the only one to endorse him for firearms, security and workshop facilitation, so if the endorsements mean anything, she knows him better than the others. So […]

News from MCH Massey University will return to the Dominion Museum Building in Wellington next year following the closure of the Great War Exhibition after Armistice Day in November. The Ministry of Culture and Heritage and Massey University have come to an agreement that will enable the exhibition to remain open for the Ministry’s planned […]

Stagecraft is delighted to bring its production of the hit comedy "Yes Prime Minister" to the stage, as part of its 60th Anniversary Season, at the Gryphon Theatre from the 29th of August to the 8th of September.

“ACC’s medical advisors have called off planned strikes as significant progress has been made on two issues greatly concerning them,” says Lloyd Woods, a Senior Industrial Officer with the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS).

Bell Gully advised Contact Energy Limited (Contact) on the sale of its LPG business, Rockgas, to Gas Services NZ Midco Limited (GSNZ) for $260 million.

Medicinal cannabis patients are tired of politicians playing games while they suffer and remain at risk of prosecution.

The Prime Minister returns from her maternity leave today, but not to lead the same government she was just a few weeks ago. Over recent weeks, the Labour/New Zealand First coalition, supported by the Greens, has undergone a subtle but perceptible ...

Rescue Coordination Centre NZ are still waiting for low cloud to lift to reach the missing Australian climber on Mt Aspiring.

Forest & Bird has announced it is closing all its reserves with wild kauri to the public, and is calling on the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) to provide communities and land owners with desperately needed national directions for managing the disease.

MPI is disappointed that Forest and Bird thinks it necessary to make inaccurate claims about combined efforts to prevent the spread of Kauri dieback.

About 10.30pm, Police were called to an address in John Road where a 31-year-old man had been wounded with a machete.

Ngāti Paoa are one of many Iwi from Hauraki who will not be signing the Hauraki Settlement with the Minister today.