Новости за 03.04.2024

The winning Powerball Second Division tickets were sold at Woolworths Te Awamutu and New World Hillcrest in Hamilton, Ngongotaha Books Lotto & Posts in Rotorua, and Martina Four Square & Lotto in Thames.

The winning ticket was sold at Martina Four Square & Lotto in Thames.

Rock lobster fishers in the Gisborne area have decided to take a commercial hit in the short term, agreeing to “shelve” a portion of their catch entitlement to support the long term health of the fishery. The rock lobster industry is concerned ...

“Creating this Associate Board Member role is a way for us to foster emerging leaders and support the movement for more women on Boards generally. As an organisation, it also supports our succession planning and helps us achieve a broader balance of ...

Buyer confidence is returning to Western Bay of Plenty, with real estate sales spiking in the Waihi Beach and Waihi area. LJ Hooker Waihi Beach has been busy this year with the return of property market activity after having a prolonged quiet period. ...

Jones Family Farm, renowned for its dedication to producing sheep milk products, has garnered recognition for its exceptional quality at the 2024 NZ Champions of Cheese Awards. The esteemed competition, held annually by the New Zealand Specialist ...

The grants will bring confidence-building outdoor adventures to youth, expand a beloved community workshop, and add flair to Dunedin's creative calendar.

The sector and government need to design and implement a regulatory framework that enables a high-trust, low-compliance, service provider accountability environment, that safeguards our tamariki.

The frequency of 1080 drops saturate the South Island’s public lands with an indiscriminate poison that disrupts the ecosystem & ecological food chains causing in the short term rat & stoat plagues

AUCKLAND, NZ (APRIL 2024) – This November, 2x GRAMMY Award Winner and multi-platinum selling artist LAUREN DAIGLE will expand her critically acclaimed headline tour, The Kaleidoscope Nights Tour, to New Zealand. The two new dates will mark Daigle’s ...

A proposal by Fisheries Minister Shane Jones for the farming of snapper has been described by an outdoor recreation organisation as “injudicious and a fallacy”. Tony Orman, past chairman of the Council of Outdoor Recreation Associations and the ...

Banning gang patches and insignia may be a politically popular decision in some communities, but is a troubling precedent further eroding Kiwis’ freedom of expression.

APRIL 3, 2024: Ever been told to “go to Hell”? This is probably the place they meant ... the No Way In Hell extreme enduro, and it’s happening this weekend. It is the country’s premier extreme enduro event, run by the man who should know, ...

“This new curriculum is a huge improvement on what we were teaching previously. Clearly there is a need for more support for teachers to ensure that the curriculum content is covered in full.

Sixteen New Zealand sport groups will include cultural activities to their itineraries when they visit Asia this year thanks to funding from the Asia New Zealand Foundation.

Report from RNZ Distraught public servants have spoken about the emotional and financial stress they are under as they face losing their jobs. Government departments are consulting with staff over how they will meet the coalition government’s demands to cut costs. A staff member at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, who RNZ has […]

News from Greater Wellington Regional Council In bad news for birdlife, roadkill and trappings have shown that Transmission Gully is a mustelid highway – with stoats, ferrets and weasels among the animals using it to get around. Information from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency shows 226 pests were trapped between November 2022 and January 2024, […]

Press Release – Kāpiti Coast District Council Access between the Paraparaumu train station and retail areas got better today with the opening of a new pedestrian crossing and part of the new transport hub plaza. Mayor Janet Holborow said revocation of the old highway gave the Council the opportunity to redesign the area to better […]

Report from LDR A proposed shakeup in the way South Wairapapa residents pay for their water could see high water users charged more. Residents will be asked whether they want to reduce household water allocation as part of the council’s enhanced annual plan consultation. The council has proposed water quotas be reduced to 250m3 per […]

Hawke’s Bay Regional Council will introduce a youth fare in its upcoming 1 May fare changes. It will be automatically applied to users with a Bee Card whose date of birth shows them as between the ages of 5 and 18.

“For years, research in mathematics education highlights that a one-size-fits-all approach has failed and in addition is discriminatory for the very students (Maori and Pacific students) who are currently under-served in our education system.”

WellSouth Primary Health Network is filling a gap for Māori and Pasifika aged 55-64 years old to get a free flu vaccine.

The warning follows finding moderate to high cover of potentially toxic algae (benthic cyanobacteria) in the Waihi River. People should avoid the area and animals, particularly dogs, should not be allowed near the water until the health warning has been lifted.

A road rehabilitation site on SH1 just north of the Rangitata River at Ealing, South Canterbury, will be sealed this Friday 5 April, if the weather stays dry, says NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA). SH1 north of the Rangitata River will have significant ...

Hawke’s Bay leaders are calling for more government funding to rebuild the region’s extensively damaged roads and bridges. As the powerhouse of its local economy, the region’s primary sector and associated supporting services rely heavily on a reliable ...