Новости за 20.06.2024

Members of the Chinese community are advised to be highly vigilant about an investment scam emerging on some social media.

Construction is underway on the final portion of the Maunganui Road upgrade with works continuing to improve intersections, access to public transport, and safety for all road users between Central Parade and Tui Street.

Freediving New Zealand have issued a safety warning to those who want to undertake any breath- hold activity without the supervision of a club or trained safety buddy.

Water-related disasters forced nearly eight million people out of their homes in 10 of the world’s worst-hit countries last year - a 120% increase compared to a decade ago, said Oxfam today.

The plan is similar to last year’s. As the FMA has moved to annual monitoring of audit firms, rather than periodic reviews previously, our approach is continuously updated where appropriate.

GPs fees will have to rise after Te Whatu Ora failed to cover the increased costs of providing community healthcare, the General Practice Owners Association of Aotearoa New Zealand (GenPro) is warning.

Callander said 2degrees is working with Sky and the New Zealand Olympic Committee on an activation that enables fans to share their support with the New Zealand Team.

A feast to celebrate Matariki 2024 will await travellers in select Air New Zealand lounges from Thursday 27 June to Wednesday 3 July.

This upgrade is part of Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s ongoing efforts to maintain flood defences (such as stopbanks and floodwalls) around the rohe (region).

The Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa (PSNA) has issued the government a "letter of demand" for complicity with Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza.

School attendance data released today shows an increase in the number of students regularly attending school to 61.7 per cent in term one. This compares to 59.5 per cent in term one last year and 53.6 per cent in term four.

Cuts come as technology companies call for Govt to provide leadership

This long winter will make way for spring. Inflation, while still high, is tracking down. And so long as we stay the course together, interest rates will come down too.

This is a record investment in public transport services and operations to deliver reliable services to commuters across the country.

Te Whanganui ā Tara (Wellington’s) skyline is evolving as Bank of New Zealand’s (BNZ) 15-storey new home in the central city – BNZ Place – today officially opened its doors to colleagues and customers.

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is advising Northlanders that widespread power outages are affecting traffic signals on both local roads and state highways.

Work is set to begin next week to install a more permanent and larger UV treatment solution at the Two Mile water intake, further upgrading drinking water supplied to Queenstown, Fernhill, and Sunshine Bay.

Data today released by Statistics New Zealand shows that the economy grew by just 0.2% annually, showing stalled growth and weak demand. There has now been six succesive quarters of decline, the worst period since the GFC. This is not an economy that ...

The Taxpayers’ Union is calling on the Government to remove all price controls from the auction of carbon credits under the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) following the most recent auction failure.

Criminal justice advocacy group JustSpeak and human rights movement Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand are raising alarm bells about the social justice issues highlighted in this year’s data.

Northland is without power after a Transpower tower fell near Kumeu around 11am this morning.

July brings epic insight into the historical arena of the Roman Empire in Those About To Die . Starring Sir Anthony Hopkins, this series will immerse viewers into the spectacular, complex, and corrupt world of chariot racing and gladiatorial fights ...

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The Post reports: The Green Party has admitted that its request to use off-street car parks of Wellington retailers, still sore after a Green-led cycleway took away on-street parking, was not the best look. At Stacks Furniture, Duncan Domett recently moved further north on Adelaide Rd, partly because the new cycleway took away on-street parking […]

The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a custody officer was unjustified in striking a detainee on the side of his head in the Manukau District Court cells in January 2023.