The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) says the Government's budget announcements have the ingredients to keep Australia’s economy competitive in the global race to capitalise on new clean industry growth.
Sustainable maritime transport pioneer Ocean Flyer and global asset manager MONTE have signed a NZ$145 million deal to finance the acquisition of REGENT’s all-electric seagliders to operate in New Zealand in a major milestone for the deployment of seagliders ...
"Growth is not at disastrous levels but is weak, and the labour market will do a greater share of the required adjustment.”
In the last couple of months alone, the Israeli occupation has deported foreign nationals, arrested and tortured Palestinian activists and expelled Israeli activists from the West Bank in an attempt to have full control of the information exiting Palestine ...
News from NZTA Waka Kotahi Regular users of The Terrace Tunnel need to be ready for two weeks of night closures network. Work begins this Sunday on upgrades of lighting in the tunnel Work crews will install over 1,100 new LED lights in the tunnel during two weeks of night closures The installation will be […]
About 40,000 children have lost their homes in northern Afghanistan after torrential rains and flash floods ripped through villages and swamped farmland, said Save the Children.
Large parts of the city of Rafah are now a “ghost town”, with UN humanitarians reporting on Tuesday that some 450,000 Gazans have been forcibly displaced from the southernmost city by Israeli evacuation orders in the last week.
Press Release – Oceania Football Confederation Fiji’s Rewa FC backed up their impressive 2-2 draw with Auckland City on Match Day 1 with a comeback victory over Solomon Warriors in Stade Paea in Tahiti.Fiji’s Rewa FC backed up their impressive 2-2 draw with Auckland City on Match Day 1 with a comeback victory over Solomon […]
Press Release – The World Choir Games This is a truly outstanding group of choral experts people who are not only among the worlds top conductors but also have a wealth of experience in adjudicating choir competitions right across the globe. The list of jurors invited to sit on the prestigious jury panel for New […]
News from NZTA Waka Kotahi Following multiple breaches of a road closure for this critical maintenance project, NZTA is extending the state highway closure plans for State Highway 53 at the Tauwharenīkau Bridge. Wellington Alliance Manager Roxanne Hilliard says trucks are known to have crossed the bridge on Monday night, ignoring the traffic management controls […]
News from Unions Wellington The Wellington City Council’s $20.4million airport dividend shows the foolishness of its proposal to sell the public’s 34% stake, says Unions Wellington. The dividend payment was confirmed this week in Wellington International Airport Limited’s 2024 Annual Report. Unions Wellington spokesperson Sabina Rizos-Shaw says the dividend confirms the airport is a great […]
News from Hutt City Council You’ll never feel out of your depth at the new Naenae Pool with the installation of state-of-the-art floors to simultaneously provide a range of water depths for multiple water activities. The 50-metre Olympic-sized pool will have two moveable bulkheads that separate the 10-lane pool into multiple zones so it can […]
Press Release – Oceania Football Confederation Albert Rieras side came closest through Gerard Garriga on two occasions, first hooking an effort wide from a tight angle, before lifting an attempted lob over the bar when well positioned. Photo Credit: OFC Media via Phototek A dramatic stoppage-time goal from Liam Gillion gave Auckland City FC a […]
Recently (May 12th, 2024), The Education Review Office released a report, Ready, Set, Teach: How Prepared and Supported are New Teachers ? stating that new teachers In Aotearoa New Zealand feel under-prepared to teach. The Equity Through Education ...
As the world commemorates the 71st Everest Day, it's not just a celebration of human achievement but also a reflection of the enduring bond between New Zealand and Nepal. This day marks the historic feat of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa ...
In New Zealand, national statistics on animals used for science and animals killed for science have been published by the Ministry for Primary Industries for nearly a decade. Since 2019, these reports have included data on the number of animals "bred ...
Upgraded operations are well underway at Whakatane Mill Limited’s (WML) paperboard mill following the businesses official grand re-opening celebrated back in March. The initial months of the year were spent installing new state-of-the-art machinery, ...
In a gesture of outstanding arts philanthropy, $30,000 in awards, spanning three categories, will be granted to artists at this year’s NZ Art Show, highlighting the show’s ongoing dedication to backing the arts community.
The pace is accelerating towards the country’s new 6pm bulletin on July 6 with seven additional journalists, producers, editors and social media experts announced by Stuff Group today.
The roadshow will feature a mobile earthquake simulator, workshops, and Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training sessions aimed at increasing awareness and readiness among residents.
A lower corporate tax take, wage inflation and plummeting spending indicate a difficult 2024
The coalition government’s move to boost funding for charter schools is counterintuitive, says IHC New Zealand.
A kaupapa Māori research approach has brought together Te Rūnanga o Arowhenua and mountaineers to help address the human waste issue at Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park.
Tauranga Business Chamber’s business audience wants the incoming Mayor and Councillors to prioritise making it easier to get around the city, and to address housing supply and affordability. Results of its poll on Chamber members and non-member customers ...