On a warm Waitangi weekend, Maria and her son-in-law, Jarom, set out to enjoy another fun ride along the beach. Suddenly a terrifying swirling vortex of black sand hit, sending both Maria and her quad bike into a chaotic spin. Rescue helicopter service ...
Following comments made on NewstalkZB regarding his farming activity, Peter Scott will step aside from his role as Chair of the Canterbury Regional Council while an independent investigation is undertaken. During this time, Cr Craig Pauling (Deputy ...
Police have arrested the man alleged to have discharged a firearm near Wellington Hospital on Wednesday. He was located at an address in Hawera and arrested without incident at about midday today. The 22-year-old will appear in New Plymouth District ...
Early childhood teachers are calling on their local MPs and communities to support them in their fight to protect their sector from potential pay cuts and further concerning deregulation. The meetings, run by NZEI Te Riu Roa members across Aotearoa, are open ...
Consumers are right to be revolted by the threat of a brave new world of eating genetically engineered (GE) soy products that have been engineered with pig genes. The ability for GE pig-soy genes to spread into the environment and out-cross to other varieties ...
Rangatahi researchers leading the Gen K project endorse the call from Students for Fair Rent to lower the rent of their student accommodation in order to ease cost-of-living pressures many students are facing and enable more students to access tertiary education.
Techweek is back in Whanganui from Monday 20 May to Saturday 26 May. Techweek Whanganui this year aims to be a celebration of the potential of technology for our community and is a collaboration of many organisations and businesses and people led by the ...
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Breeze Hunt-Weston who has a warrant for arrest for a breach of bail conditions. The 31-year-old is believed to be in the Wellington district.
The BBC will bring multi-platform coverage plans of the 2024 US Presidential Election with live coverage and in-depth analysis. It will also launch BBC Verify US, a dedicated unit to counter disinformation in the run up to Election Day.
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is calling for increased funding for Aged Residential Care in Budget 2024. NZNO Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku fears that funds allocated to the Aged Residential Care sector will remain inadequate, as has happened repeatedly ...
Police wish to thank members of the public for their patience while an incident in Burgess Road, Johnsonville was resolved.
Community Governance Aotearoa launches a campaign urging New Zealand to reconsider how we attract and retain talent in the Not-for-Profit sector. Not-for-Profits face significant challenges in recruiting and retaining skilled professionals due to limited ...
Cookery students worked under the guidance of some of the country’s best-known chefs in the much-anticipated annual Pure South Famous Young Chefs’ Luncheon. This year’s line-up of returning famous chefs included Steve le Corre, Tony Smith, Darren ...
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The Post reports: As parents, teachers and community leaders shivered together on that wintry morning, the project was already in trouble: costs had blown out from an estimated $63m to a staggering $405m. $400 million to move two schools is just crazy. That is almost a cost of $200,000 per student! By December, Hipkins had […]
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New motor vehicle sales declined further in April, but in line with the usual trend of a softer month for what is the start of the financial year for many, according to the Motor Industry Association’s Mark Stockdale.
IJCJP condemns strongly the disgraceful charge of "antisemitism" being hurled at protestors, a cynical attempt to undermine the students' encampments and derail our movements for justice.
Acclaimed folk-pop artist Emma Russack (she/her) shares her first new music in three years, with ‘Everything is Big’.
Report from RNZ The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development is proposing to cut 40 roles, and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority and Kāinga Ora have also put forward job cut plans to staff. Proposed job losses at the Ministry of Education have risen to 755 roles. And public sector job cuts this week at […]
Adelaide country-tinged indie-rock act Ricky Albeck's highly-anticipated debut album, Nocturnal, is out today, independently. To celebrate the release of Nocturnal, Ricky Albeck and the Belair Line Band will play four headline shows across Australia's ...
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), a United Nations-affiliated organization dedicated to fostering peace through civilian-led initiatives, has issued a statement in response to the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.
Data released by Worldline NZ today shows consumer spending through Core Retail merchants (excluding Hospitality) in its payments network reached $2.89B in April 2024, which is down -1.8% on April 2023.
Jax Tonic has captured all of this in his latest music single called ‘My Radio’. This is an anthem for the people! So if you ‘got the Country’ and you ‘got the soul’, then you’re going to want to ‘hear it on My Radio’!
Sending parcels to loved ones will have to be done by Thursday 9 May – to ensure your gift arrives in time for Mother’s Day on Sunday 12 May.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua is opening applications for towns wanting to trial either local cash depots with automated cash banking facilities that work with all banks, or a security van service.