Новости за 02.04.2024

News from Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency aka WellingtonNZ Would you do something you’ve never done before? Eat something different, wear something unusual – would you go somewhere new? You would in Wellington. That’s the theme of a new brand platform WellingtonNZ is launching this week with a campaign aiming to lure visitors to the […]

Based on capturing and defining the city’s famous but equally intangible energy, You Would in Wellington invites visitors to discover something new about themselves – and Wellington.

The Queenstown Town Centre Arterial Road (stage1) will reach a construction milestone this month, with the reopening of upper Suburb and Dublin Street. Queenstown Lakes District Council General Manager Property and Infrastructure, Tony Avery said significant ...

The Government is extending crucial support to Horowhenua farmers, growers, and surrounding regions as we continue to face dry weather conditions. Agriculture Minister Todd McClay and Rural Communities Minister Mark Patterson have officially classified ...

The Herald reports: The chief executive of the sprawling, partially amalgamated polytechnic and training institute Te Pūkenga (the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology) left the organisation in January with a golden handshake. After all, the experiment in centralising vocational education and training has not been cheap for taxpayers. There was a $121 million appropriation […]

Nio the takahē | Photo Credit: Janice McKenna News from Zealandia It is with deep sadness that the team at Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne confirms beloved takahē Nio died over the weekend. Nio, 19, was taken to Wildbase Hospital at Massey University on Wednesday for further observation following a routine health check in the […]

The team at Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne is incredibly grateful for the support received from many to provide the best home possible for takahē over the years.

People will soon get the chance to find out more about Council’s planned expenditure in its Long Term Plan (LTP) 2024-2034. The consultation period has been pushed out - submissions will now open from 11 April and close at 5pm on 13 May. The biggest ...

“Eligible groups can get their free flu vaccination from their local pharmacy, doctor, nurse or healthcare provider.

“it is important for people to recognise that most trains will now be travelling at normal speed (80km) and they should never attempt to cross the tracks until the train has passed.”

Police are praising the efforts of a Papakura couple whose actions prevented a crime from escalating. Over the weekend, investigations continued into the incident on Thursday afternoon, 29 March, resulting in a man being charged with abduction. Detective ...

In the evolving educational landscape of New Zealand, schools are at a crossroads of technological transformation. With the shift towards digital learning, the pressure on educational institutions to upgrade and maintain their IT infrastructure has never been greater. This transition is not just about embracing new technologies; it’s a fundamental shift in how we approach […]

Recent water testing at Te Roto o Wairewa | Lake Forsyth has shown the quantity of potentially toxic blue-green algae (planktonic cyanobacteria) in the lake has reduced and concentrations are now below levels that are of concern to public health.

White Claw launches its ‘First Wave’ concept store for one weekend only in Auckland, ahead of the official launch in late April.

This acknowledgement at SIG 2024 reinforces Kacific’s ongoing leadership and innovative excellence in the satellite industry. Kacific was also the proud winner of the Cooperation of the Year Award in 2022.

Following a boost to Northland businesses over the Easter break, NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) is reminding motorists that SH1 Brynderwyn Hills will close again to all traffic from 11:59pm tonight. The six day re-opening provided some reprieve ...

New Zealand authorities have yet again halted a significant criminal syndicate’s plans after intercepting 50 kilograms of cocaine from an imported shipment.

Public health researchers are raising concerns over the implications of the Fast-track Approvals Bill saying it will put Aotearoa New Zealand on the wrong track, circumventing legal protections for the environment and threatening public health.

Police have pulled the handbrake on a group’s plans and arrested three following a fleeing driver incident in Papakura this morning. Counties Manukau South Area Prevention Manager, Inspector Matt Hoyes, says Police were made aware of a vehicle believed ...

We.EV is rolling out fully installed smart chargers from global IoT leader Teltonika, making reliable, attractive home charging solutions accessible to EV drivers across the country.

Customers across industries are already using Snowflake's platform for secure data collaboration and, with the introduction of Snowflake Data Clean Rooms, will now have access to additional privacy and governance capabilities.

BNZ chief executive Dan Huggins has been elected chair of the New Zealand Banking Association and took up the role on 1 April.

“The end of March is the end of the peak season for our international visitors and domestic holidaymakers, and the warm sunny weather has made it one of the busiest for many of our members,” says Tourism Industry Aotearoa Chief Executive Rebecca ...

Starting 11 April 2024 Immigration New Zealand (INZ) will be able to issue infringement notices to employers with the aim of addressing lower-level immigration non-compliance and deter those who take advantage of migrant workers.

Silver Fern Farms Limited has posted a $24.4 million loss after tax, with revenue decreasing $497 million on the previous year to $2.78 billion. Silver Fern Farms Co-operative has posted a $10.7 million loss after tax.