Новости за 23.08.2018

The Government will provide Unitec with a $50 million loan and Whitireia with a capital injection of $15 million to support them while they work towards securing their long-term financial stability.

Alwyn Poole writes: If New Zealand is to avoid a genuine crisis in education provision for our young people in the near future, a few things need to happen. As a start, the bar to entry for primary school teaching needs to go much higher in terms of prerequisite qualifications in maths, science and English. […]

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - NZME will pay a smaller interim dividend than analysts expected as first-half earnings almost halved on declining print revenue and as weak business confidence dented radio agency advertising.

The Green Party is welcoming the report back of Country of Origin Food Labelling Members’ Bill by the Primary Production Select Committee.

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.

A low pressure system moves off to the east of the North Island tonight, then deepens as it heads towards the Chatham Islands on Friday, and away from Aotearoa on Saturday.

The refugee crisis in Bangladesh created by the mass exodus of people from Myanmar almost a year ago risks creating a “lost generation” of Rohingya children who lack the life skills they will need in future, the United Nations Children’s Fund ...

The 67th United Nations Department of Public Information/Non-Governmental Organization (DPI/NGO) Conference kicked off today at UN Headquarters in New York, with speeches affirming the importance of multilateralism, closer partnerships between the UN and ...

Humanitarian aid in Middle East should not be held hostage to politics – UN political chief

The Government’s decision to remove performance pay for public sector CEOs will lead to higher CEO salaries, remove incentives for good performance and reduce accountability, National’s State Services Spokesperson Nick Smith says.

oOh!media Limited (ASX:OML) (oOh!media) today welcomed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) decision that it will not oppose oOh!media’s acquisition of 100% of the share capital in Adshel from HT&E Limited.

Media Release City Choir Dunedin presents Jazz Café in the Town Hall on 6 October 2018

Waikato Regional Council adopted the Draft Waikato Regional Public Transport Plan 2018-28 (RPTP) at a special meeting on Tuesday, 21 August.

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Auckland International Airport lifted underlying profit in 2018 and expects further uplift in 2019 as it spent more on redevelopment.

The College of Health’s Environmental Health Indicators (EHI) programme, led by Professor Barry Borman, has been granted almost $2 million in funding from the Ministry of Health, to continue investigating links between New Zealand’s environment and ...

Marlborough Mayor John Leggett says the scenic spectacular that is the Queen Charlotte Track has been acknowledged yet again with DOC now considering whether Marlborough’s popular walking track should become a designated Great Walk.

Victims’ needs must be at the heart of any reforms to criminal justice system, says Victim Support Acting Chief Executive Karen McLeay following this week’s justice summit.

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, 23 August 2018: Datacom’s annual hackathon – Datacomp – will this year see participants humanise technology through the theme of “EmotionalX”. As part of the weekend event on 24-26 August, hundreds of participants from across ...

SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music , with APRA AMCOS NZ , is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2018 SOUNZ Contemporary Award , celebrating excellence in contemporary composition:

Senior Wellington air traffic controller Nathan O'Keeffe sits on position in the new Wellington air traffic control tower.

While exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle can prevent communicable diseases, it can also cause a stress response. In women, the exercise-induced stress response is implicated in menstrual dysfunction, infertility and osteoporosis later in life.

At The Thirsty Dog 469 Karangahape Road Newton Auckland Time 4pm – 7pm Date Sunday the 9th of September 2018 door charge $10.00

"The Dawn Chorus is now pathetic in our wild places" said Alan Simmons who has thousands of registered hunters on his outdoors forum. "In places where concerned locals are using traps and ground control methods for getting rid of pests ...

The brand new 12th generation 2018 Toyota Corolla has hit the New Zealand market with a 5 star safety rating from the Australasia New Car Assessment Programme (ANCAP).

Aug. 23 (BusinessDesk) - Air New Zealand lifted full-year earnings 2.5 percent despite significantly higher fuel prices, but the airline is slightly more downbeat about the current financial year as those costs continue to push higher.