A newly funded study will seek to develop New Zealand’s first digital tool using AI technology to guide the safer use of medicines in older adults and reduce the amount of harmful or unnecessary medicines prescribed.
The report, launched at Amazon Web Services Auckland yesterday as part of NZ Techweek24, provides an update on data from TIN’s 2023 New Zealand tech sector survey, including longitudinal growth, key markets, investment, and business spending trends.
“Once again, the world seems to be failing a desperate people in their hour of peril while a hate-driven unnatural disaster unfolds in real time in Myanmar’s Rakhine State,” said Tom Andrews, the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights ...
Media are invited to attend a pre-final media conference ahead of the OFC Men's Champions League 2024 final, on Thursday May 23 at 10:30am local time in the VIP lounge at Stade Pater in Papeete.
The new International Day agreed today stands alongside the General Assembly’s earlier action to establish an International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
“Persons deprived of liberty must always be treated humanely,” Edwards said. “They must be provided with all protections required under international human rights and humanitarian law, whatever the circumstances of their detention.”
Press Release – Oceania Football Confederation Auckland City booked their place in the final with a narrow 1-0 victory over AS Magenta, in a tie where the New Zealander’s experience of the big matches paid dividends – admirably controlling proceedings to see out the result.Stade Pater will be the venue for the OFC Men’s Champions […]
Tahiti’s AS Pirae will play in the OFC Men’s Champions League final after a semi-final for the ages against Fiji’s Rewa FC at Stade Pater.
The Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland Masters graduate wrote her thesis about the performative nature of political apologies.
Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki says the mining strategy launched at Blackball on the West Coast today by Minister Shane Jones is a huge risk to the environment and a disingenuous promotion of the alleged benefits of mining. “The focus of the launch ...
Police have taken a 23-year-old man into custody, who is alleged to have discharged a firearm in a Papatoetoe motel yesterday. Detective Inspector Shaun Vickers, Counties Manukau CIB, says Police made the arrest at around 3.30pm this afternoon. “We executed ...
The Government’s war on nature enters its next phase today with the tabling of the Resource Management (Freshwater and Other Matters) Amendment Bill.
News from Greater Wellington Regional Council After five weeks of public consultation and three days of public hearings, the Regional Council’s Long Term Plan (LTP) Committee concluded its deliberations today, putting forward a range of recommendations for the council to consider at its next meeting on 11 June. As part of the deliberations, Chair Daran […]
The Operation Dusk investigation team has made another arrest as enquiries continue into recent aggravated robberies in Tāmaki Makaurau. Today, an 18-year-old man wanted to arrest over an incident at a Newmarket jewellery store on 12 April was taken into ...
Five new police patrol dog teams are fully trained up and ready to start shifts after graduating from the New Zealand Police Dog Training Centre at Trentham today. Handlers and their dogs were celebrated in front of whānau and friends, several ...
New Zealand Police welcomed 78 new officers today as wing 374 celebrated their success in front of whānau and friends with the top award winners having previously served in the Royal New Zealand Airforce.
The Government’s plans to ramp up coal mining in the heat of a climate crisis will see our chances of a liveable future melt away.
The PSA is gravely concerned that the drive to respond to Government saving cuts has seen DOC confirm to staff that is cutting 124 net roles.
A red alert is in place for the Waikanae River at the old State Highway 1 and Jim Cooke Park due to the widespread presence of toxic algae mats.
Challenging times call for challenging choices and last night Councillors spoke of the many community voices that helped guide their decision making in a Long Term Plan process that proposes the biggest rates increase this district has seen.
According to Jonathan Devery, VIANZ Chair, a regulatory loophole, facilitated by an ongoing lack of enforcement by authorities, has led to genuine SVRs being forced out of business thanks to the rapid increase in store-within-a-store operators who ...
The coalition Government’s legislation to restore the rights of communities to determine whether to introduce Māori wards has passed its first reading in Parliament, Local Government Minister Simeon Brown says.
“It is unacceptable that this government continues to deny disabled people access to supports they need to be able to participate in society. This time it’s support for disabled children who often struggle to cope at school,” Labour disability ...
“Where is Shane Jones’s vision for the future as we get nearer to a net zero 2050? How is he going to support coal workers when the world inevitably transitions away from fossil fuels?,” Labour’s climate change spokesperson Megan Woods said.
Quarries delivering rock, aggregate and sand - already by far the nation’s largest mineral producers - will be amongst the first to benefit from the sector’s new strategy.