The Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) today urges global leaders to adopt New Zealand's successful tobacco harm reduction model, contrasting New Zealand's progressive strategies with Australia's increasingly restrictive measures.
Stormwater professionals, industry experts and those in related fields will take part in workshops, hear inspirational speakers, visit wetland projects and have access to more than 40 expo stands as they explore the theme of embracing change to ensure ...
A new tool for monitoring the deaths of endangered Māui and Hector’s dolphins shows trawlers are 'getting away with murder', according to conservation group Māui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders NZ. The ‘Death Watch’ Mortality Tracker keeps ...
Gore Police have arrested a man allegedly in possession of a firearm in the Gore area.
An incredible line up of some of Aotearoa’s finest artists to support Ria Hall in her bid for Mayor of Tauranga are set to share the stage for a special one-off performance. Anika Moa, Bella Kalolo, Hollie Smith, Julia Deans, Tali and Tami Neilson ...
Opening today, New Zealand’s first dedicated decking retailer will take the pain out of the backyard building experience
Local authority financial statistics provide information on the annual performance of core non-trading activities of all New Zealand's territorial and regional councils.
“The impacts of the climate crisis are already harming people around the world who will never set foot on a plane, let alone a private jet”, says 350 Aotearoa volunteer, Nicola Campbell.
Monthly food prices rose 0.6 percent in April 2024 compared with March 2024, according to figures released by Stats NZ today.
This update means that tamariki and rangatahi struggling with nicotine addiction can now access personalised support services, rather than simply being directed to information websites. Quitline’s programme includes phone calls, text, and email ...
The participants for the 2024 Fieldays Innovation Awards have been announced across three categories.
“Auctions have continued to represent a strong proportion of sales, with 34 percent of our April sales under the hammer. With more buyers returning to the market competition is increasing in the auction rooms, which is delivering results for property sellers.”
Photo supplied The New Zealand Team is bringing back its iconic mascot Goldie the Kiwi and is searching for an Olympic fan to don the costume and be the team mascot at the Paris Olympic Games. The nationwide search kicked off today, with the team ...
A scam is circulating offering shipping containers for sale on Facebook Marketplace and some community pages on social media. ContainerCo Sales & Hire General Manager Mark Begbie says would-be buyers have turned up at their sales and hire sites ...
Twice named Reporter of The Year and a winner of Best News Coverage awards at the NZ Television Awards and Voyager Media Awards, Morrah has close to two decades of experience in media and is currently Investigations Correspondent for Newshub.
The coalition Government is launching Roads of Regional Significance to sit alongside Roads of National Significance as part of its plan to deliver priority roading projects across the country, Transport Minister Simeon Brown says.
Port of Auckland has committed to boosting support for its Pasifika staff with the creation of a new position.
In just 45 seconds, at speed of 246km/h, Austrian duo complete historic wingsuit flight on River Thames
True to form, Wellington City Council’s consultation has been a flop. If they’ve been recording residents’ answers incorrectly, then the only option is to go back to the drawing board and start public consultations again from scratch.
The new Pāpāmoa East Interchange is progressing into its main construction phase. Work alongside SH2 Tauranga Eastern Link Toll Road, just west of the Kaituna River bridge, is planned to start today.
Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie have completed a key part of their Olympic preparation on a high, by winning the medal race of the 49er European championships at La Grande Motte International Regatta against some of the best skiff sailors in the world.
Eric Crampton writes about an appeal against a solar farm: It isn’t crazy to object to a land use change that would have substantial adverse flow-on effect on your land use. It’s nuts that the system entertains objections like this one where there is zero reported real effect – only what amounts to a view […]
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Phantom Billstickers’ Bold Initiative Elevates New Zealand Music Month: Musicians Eagerly Embrace Free Poster Campaign.
The Kiwi girls opened the tournament with a 5-3 loss to Singapore, clawing back a 3-0 deficit after a slow start to the game before conceding a late empty net goal and just falling short.
A biennial privacy survey of New Zealanders was released today to mark the start of Privacy Week 2024.