Новости за 23.08.2018

Green MP Golriz Ghahraman is urging the National Party to reconsider support for repealing the Three Strikes law following a concession by National leader Simon Bridges that there should be proper reintegration for serious offenders.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand Refining Company intends to appeal aspects of the consents it has been granted for dredging the mouth of the Whangarei harbour.

Extra police officers will be deployed around the country with the graduation today of sixty new constables from the Royal New Zealand Police College.

Christchurch Police would like to hear from anyone who has seen Michael Croucher, aged 40. Michael was last seen by a neighbour at his Tilford Street, Woolston home at around 5pm yesterday. There was a fire at Michael's home last night, but Police ...

The Young Tourism Export Council (YoungTEC) and New Zealand School of Tourism are excited to announce the formalisation of their partnership, working together towards a shared goal of inspiring, guiding and mentoring young people that have decided ...

"We commend the Government's announcement to fully fund SkyPath on the Auckland Harbour Bridge" says SkyPath Trust spokesman Bevan Woodward.

Packaging touches everybody, everyday – putting it firmly in the cross hairs of those who are on a crusade to rid the world of plastic.

News from VUWSA Students are ramping up their efforts against sexual violence with the launch of the #metoo VUW student blog today. The Victoria University of Wellington Students’ Association (VUWSA) is launching the blog (www.metoostudents.org.nz). Following the success of Zoë Lawton’s blog collating stories of sexual violence and harassment in the legal profession, VUWSA will […]

Amused to get an e-mail today from DIA telling me that they are releasing some information to Nicky Hager, showing records of any phone, text or e-mails between myself and staff in the PM’s Office over a period of four years. It’s like someone is trying to resurrect the Dirty Politics zombie. Anyway what did […]

The Minister of Education’s mishandling of partnership schools deserves a ‘not achieved’ and proves he needs to stop his ideological crusade, National’s Education spokespeople Nikki Kaye and Jo Hayes say.

Ka Tu Maia Young Women’s Leadership Summit returns on Saturday 8th of August for its second year of incredible humans, inspirational talks and action packed workshops designed to help young Kiwis win at life.

New Zealand Pork is praising the efforts of the Primary Production Select Committee and, in particular, Greens MP Gareth Hughes in reinstating cured meats as one of the products covered by the Consumers’ Right to Know (Country of Origin of Food) ...

ACT Leader David Seymour is inviting other MPs to join him take the plunge as part of the 'Rope For Hope’ challenge on November 16. Seymour will be abseiling down a 17-storey building on Queen Street to support the Make-a-Wish initiative. "I ...

New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says, “$390 million for the urban lycra elite is a stunning spend up from a Government that cries poor when it comes to other, more essential public services.” “This spending is equivalent ...

The Ministry of Education has released a range of proposed changes to home-based ECE services for feedback to help inform final decisions. The proposed changes are part of a whole of education sector reform programme.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - TeamTalk shares fell 2.2 percent after the company said it will reinvest earnings growth into network upgrades during the next two years.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Ebos Group boosted annual earnings in line with its forecast even though revenue fell, as the pharmaceutical and animal health products company increased margins and benefited from acquisitions.

Today’s announcement that the financial viability of Whitireia and WelTec are considered at risk is due to the Government’s reckless election promise to arbitrarily slash immigration while paying the tertiary fees of wealthy students, National’s Associate ...

23 August 2018 – Eighteen judges have been appointed for New Zealand’s fifth annual Equal Pay Awards to support the expanded categories for 2018. Last year the entrants collectively represented 77,000 employees working for companies who strive ...

Three months after the New Zealand Herald came under fire for its role in sex crimes against an Auckland teenager, the paper continues to advertise ‘young girls’ for sex.

Thirty young leaders from around the world are being recognised by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) as the top young change-makers in environmental education for 2018. Each year, the Environmental Education (EE) 30 ...

The Southern Hemisphere’s largest electric vehicle (EV) fast charging network infrastructure provider, ChargeNet NZ, is delighted to have been recognised in its efforts to secure a low carbon future for New Zealand.

Time is running out for people interested in having a stall at two of Auckland’s world-renowned cultural events, with only weeks left before applications close for the Auckland Lantern and Pasifika festivals.

LISTEN: Despite locals feeling the shake, no injuries have been reported.

Four Hutt Valley schools have joined forces to promote mental health awareness. Courtney Day reports.