Новости за 15.08.2018

Minister for Ethnic Communities Jenny Salesa, has today announced the opening of the 2018 funding round for the Ethnic Communities Development Fund (ECDF)

Waikato District Council’s Proposed Waikato District Plan has been notified and the community can now make a submission.

MOLLY HANCOCK captures the signs and slogans of the Wellington teachers strike.

Consumer NZ is welcoming the Commerce Commission’s announcement it’s taking ticket resale website Viagogo to the High Court, seeking declarations the company has breached the Fair Trading Act.

Primary school teachers deserve a fair go, and PSA members stand together with them in their strike action today.

"As a long-time fan of Mr Jones, meaning Regional Economic Development Minister Hon Shane Jones, we were all delighted with his recent visit to the Thames-Coromandel, Hauraki and Matamata-Piako districts," says TCDC Mayor Sandra Goudie.

Striking teachers say they're happy to strike again if demands aren't met. JAYDEN TAMARUA reports.

Associate Agriculture Minister Meka Whaitiri is encouraging the next generation of vets to apply for career funding through a scheme designed to support and increase the number of graduate vets working with production animals in our regions.

Aug. 15 (BusinessDesk) - Wellington Drive Technologies lifted first-half sales by almost a fifth as its internet-of-things cooling and inventory management system attracted new customers, including its first in the dairy sector.

Teachers took their message to parliament today after a passionate rally at the stadium. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.

The post Striking Wellington teachers up the anti on pay demands appeared first on NewsWire.co.nz.

A working group co-chaired by Rotorua Mayor Steve Chadwick is recommending a national regime be introduced to better manage “freedom camping”. The Report of the Responsible Camping Working Group, which has been delivered to Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis ...

One of KBs readers, Duxton, has shared an e-mail he recently sent to Massey University: “It is with considerable sadness that I write to advise that I will not be able to present a series of lectures…..during September. “My withdrawal has been prompted by the decision by Massey’s Vice Chancellor, Jan Thomas, to cancel the […]

Teachers strike to improve the lot of students with additional needs. LEAH TEBBUTT reports.

Symantec Discovers New Cyber Espionage Campaign Targeting Middle Eastern Government and Business Organisations Leafminer Attack Group Attempts to Infiltrate Targets Through Various Means of Intrusion AUCKLAND – 15 August 2018 – Symantec Corp. ...

A Palmerston North-based start-up company, Koru Diagnostics, has had impressive success with its first funding round.

Hon Aupito William Sio Minister for Pacific Peoples 15 August 2018 MEDIA STATEMENT Pacific Vision goes digital Pacific Aotearoa, an online survey launched today by the Ministry for Pacific Peoples gives tech savvy Pacific a voice in the Ministry’s ...

Primary school teachers are talking tough as they rally in their thousands for improved conditions. COURTNEY DAY reports:

Primary school teachers are talking tough as they rally in their thousands for improved conditions. COURTNEY DAY reports:

Wellington, 15 August 2018 – SenateSHJ is pleased to welcome Jane Ratcliffe as a partner and head of its public sector practice in New Zealand.

Aug. 15 (BusinessDesk) - The Supreme Court has cleared the way for former Feltex shareholders to pursue the directors of the failed carpet maker over whether a false forecast in the prospectus left them out of pocket.

"Wage growth was still slow over the last year, and though for some it picked up a little from the year before, it is uneven," says CTU Economist Bill Rosenberg commenting on the Labour Markets (Income) statistics released by Statistics New Zealand this ...

PARIS (Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called on Nauru to rescind its decision to bar Australia’s public radio and TV broadcaster, ABC, from covering the Pacific Islands Forum that is being hosted there next month.

Hamiltonians who have been hoarding items of clothing from bygone eras could have their old favourites officially become part of New Zealand’s fashion history.

“Peace Action Manawatū will coordinate opposition to the annual NZ Defence Industry Association Forum due to come to Palmerston North in late October.”