Новости за 16.08.2018

Drugs that fight many common infectious diseases are becoming less effective because of increased antibiotic resistance, a direct consequence of persistent high levels of community antibiotic use in New Zealand. A University of Auckland study has analysed ...

NZEI TE Riu Roa members who are psychologists, speech language therapists and other learning support specialists, employed directly by the Ministry of Education, are set to strike for a day on Tuesday 21 August, following the results of a secret ballot ...

Kauri Street and West Parkdale Street in Tokoroa are closed following a lightning strike. Lightning struck a tree just before 7am causing a fire. There is also a gas leak in the area. Police is assisting Fire and Emergency New Zealand at the scene. ...

The NZDUSD opens at higher at 0.6586 this morning. The NZDUSD gained, as the USD retreated from a 13-month peak, while the Chinese Yuan rebounded from 19-month lows, on news that China will send a delegation to the US in late August to hold a fresh ...

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NewstalkZB reports: A Greens candidate running for a state seat in Sydney previously wrote an article calling for sex with corpses to be made legal. Party candidate Tom Raue argued that necrophilia was harmless, but he has since backtracked saying it “is a joke”, Daily Mail Australia reported. In the article, which was written for […]

City Rail Link Ltd released videos yesterday showing fly-throughs of all of the stations being built or upgraded as part of the project. They really give the best view yet of how the stations will look and feel when the project opens, currently estimated in 2024.…

by Lenette Breytenbach The Wellington City Council Archives will be opening to the public this Labour Day 22 October as part of the events for Wellington Heritage Week. Wellington City Archives is home to records and relics from civic history, and this Labour Day they will be proudly displaying and discussing all they have accumulated […]

by Lenette Breytenbach The Wellington City Council Archives will be opening to the public this Labour Day 22 October as part of the events for Wellington Heritage Week. Wellington City Archives is home to records and relics from civic history, and this Labour Day they will be proudly displaying and discussing all they have accumulated […]

Wellington.Scoop The first visit by a Polish President to New Zealand next week will focus on political and economic issues, while also being dedicated to engagements concerning the Polish Communities. President Andrzej Duda and First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda will meet the Polish Community in Wellington where the Polish Head of State, in the presence of […]

News from Wellington City Council Spring is almost here – and it’s time for the Wellington City Council’s lawn renovations programme to get rolling. A number of the city’s most popular parks and lawns will be given a springtime tune-up from late August to October. This is in preparation for the event-filled and hopefully sunny […]

Press Release – Kapiti Coast District Council Territorial authorities, regional councils, the Department of Conservation (DOC), and the Police all have important roles to play when taking care of the Kāpiti Coast’s beaches. A range of rules exist to keep people safe while they’re walking on the beach and to protect important coastal ecology. The […]

Press Release – Te Papa Two monstrous new art exhibitions for kids and teens open in Toi Art at Te Papa tomorrow. More than 80 kids created a wild rumpus at a special preview of Te Papa’s new art exhibitions for kids and teens this morning. The exhibitions, Curious Creatures & Marvellous Monsters and Tony […]

Aug. 16 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand shares rose, led higher by a record profit from Skellerup Holdings, as investors focused more on domestic earnings than volatility in global markets. Precinct Properties New Zealand also gained.

NZ dollar gets lift from news Chinese delegation heading to US for trade talks By Rebecca Howard

Aug. 16 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand intellectual property law firm AJ Park delivered bigger earnings than expected for its Australian owner after its integration into IPH went smoother than anticipated.

Solid Results for Young Kiwi Athletes in Challenging Conditions at Spy Optics FIS NZ Freestyle Open Halfpipe Cardrona, New Zealand (16 August 2018) – Competition moved to the halfpipe at Cardrona Alpine Resort today for the final event in The ...

Aug. 16 (BusinessDesk) - Sumitomo Mitsui Trust has acquired another 7.7 million shares in casino operator SkyCity Entertainment, lifting its relevant interest in the firm to 6.2 percent.

Evolution in industry is inevitable and keeping up with the engineering impact is vital for survival. Cast your mind back to the skills, tools and processes from your own beginnings and change is obvious. How we machine, weld, prepare, fabricate, protect ...

Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) welcomes the Government’s passing of amendments today to improve the National Animal Identification and Tracing Act.

1 Hon PAULA BENNETT (Deputy Leader—National) to the Prime Minister : Does she stand by all of her Government's statements and actions? Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Deputy Prime Minister) on behalf of the Prime Minister : On behalf of the Prime Minister, ...

Hon Stuart Nash Minister for Small Business 16 August 2018 MEDIA STATEMENT New online tool for health and safety policy

Aug. 16 (BusinessDesk) - Skellerup is the best performing stock on New Zealand's benchmark index today after the maker of 'red band' gumboots blew analysts out of the water with its annual result.

Aug. 16 (BusinessDesk) - Tru-Test Corp will sell some of its business to Switzerland-based Datamars for $147.9 million, it said in its annual report.

Auckland Zoo has welcomed male lions Malik and Zulu from Wellington Zoo to its Africa precinct today, a home-coming of sorts following their births at the Zoo 14 years ago. In June, Auckland Zoo made the tough but kindest call to euthanase its remaining ...