Новости за 28.08.2018

Wellington.Scoop A power outage has this afternoon stopped trains on the Hutt Valley line. MetLink reported at 3.45pm: Due to an overhead power issue between Petone and Woburn, some services on the Hutt Valley line are suspended. We have buses en route to Petone and Waterloo, and we are attempting to source buses for outbound […]

Stuff reports: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has sought to ease concerns about a new type of collective bargaining, saying there will be “no more than one or two” fair pay agreements in the current electoral term. If anyone thinks this is a concession, they’re falling for spin. The working group is to report back by December […]

Aug. 28 (BusinessDesk) - Caltex Australia says Gull New Zealand, which it bought last year for $340 million, is performing well and helped increase fuel sale volumes and revenue in the first half of 2018.

Hamilton bus services will be disrupted tomorrow due to industrial action by bus drivers.

Christchurch’s new state-of-the-art central city library incorporates innovative University of Canterbury (UC) engineering solutions designed to help it endure a large earthquake with minimal damage.

A 'Business Advisory Council' is hardly the sort of economic kick start required to recover from declining business confidence with all eyes now on the Tax Working Group to deliver something to fire up New Zealand’s commercial sector, says the ...

The Venerable Doctor Peter Carrell has today been announced as the new Bishop-Elect of the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch. Carrell, a Cantabrian, is well-known and respected throughout New Zealand for his teaching and preaching.

Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sam Huggard extended his congratulations to Kiwirail and Rail and Maritime Union (RMTU) members today for reaching a constructive and progressive deal yesterday to lift pay and work in partnership. Mr Huggard says this ...

“Creating an opportunity doesn't necessarily create a need. So it's just making sure that in those critical interactions you have with customers, that they are awesome experiences not crappy ones.”

The political whims of the National Party must not curtail our right to engage in the most relevant topics of our age, says the Free Speech Coalition, which is calling on National MP Michael Woodhouse to reconsider his comments to the media earlier ...

Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Marcia Murray, Waitemata Police. Police are appealing to the public to help us locate 24-year-old Te-Moananui Aakiwa Tauhara-Hoeta who has a warrant to arrest in relation to dishonesty offending.

Bioenergy production using wood from locally grown and sustainably managed forests can provide one of the lowest carbon energy options for New Zealand.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation says the Government needs to review existing aged-care sector standards and set staffing levels to ensure quality care for our elderly.

Go Bus says that it is extremely disappointed the union is striking in Hamilton tomorrow, given they have agreed, finally, to meet and negotiate next week.

A record additional 26,500 lives covered in the year to the end of June 2018 means 500 more people have been taking out health insurance each week, the latest industry data reveals.

A Global Architectural firm, Marchese Partners is teaming up with a local Construction Company, ABL Construction to support the research initiatives of The Bowel and Liver Trust.

There are two quotes which in effect sets the context for the contribution I am about to make. The first is taken from my ancestor Tāwhiao when he said;

Yesterday was a busy and thought-provoking start to the summit, and I’m grateful that so many people have taken the time to share their views and experiences of our current criminal justice system.

The Government is consulting on changes to residential tenancies, specifically these six changes: substituting the ability for landlords to terminate tenancies for any reason with specific and justifiable criteria for ending a tenancy This change means that property owners may effectively lose control of their property. Once you have a tenant in, you may never […]

First, let’s start by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land that we meet on and pay respects to their elders, past and present.

Hon Chris Hipkins Minister of Education 28 August 2018 PĀNUI PĀPĀHO MEDIA STATEMENT Two more charter schools to become designated character schools for 2019 Middle School West Auckland and South Auckland Middle School have both been approved to open as ...

Green Party secures access to training funding to help animals during emergencies The Green Party today welcomes correspondence by Government to allow animal organisations to access Emergency Management Adult Community Education training funding to support ...

GENEVA (27 August 2018) – Saudi Arabia must respect international humanitarian law and international human rights law, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child asserted following airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen on ...

Minister welcomes next phase of safety improvements for Hawke’s Bay Expressway Hon Phil Twyford Transport

Sat 10 November - Q Theatre, Auckland – Matinee & Evening Performance PRESALE LINK - https://bit.ly/2BMEcE7