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Foreign Minister Winston Peters has told the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York today that an immediate ceasefire is needed in Gaza to halt the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.

The campaign aims to break the culture of silence that traditionally surrounds sexual and other forms of abuse in Aotearoa NZ and deliver children a vital message, ‘To seek out a trusted adult until they find one who believes them and will act on their ...

Stepping into the world of trading can often feel like venturing into a dense forest without a map. However, just as every explorer needs a compass, every aspiring trader needs a reliable trading app which will be crucial in their success. In today's digital ...

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Israelis and Palestinians deserve to live in peace and security. There is overwhelming support in the international community – including from New Zealand – for a two-state solution.

RNZ report by Nick James The chair of the Greater Wellington Regional Council says it feels like they are being “excluded” from information sought from KiwiRail relating to its ageing rail network. In December, the council released a report stating there was a billion-dollar shortfall in funding for the capital’s rail network. The report identified […]

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News from Autism NZ The Autistic and wider Autism communities will be represented en masse at parliament on Thursday. This year the annual World Autism Acceptance Month Parliamentary breakfast willfocus on housing for Autistic people. Recent research completed by Autism NZ, Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington, and the Autism CRC, demonstrated the […]

News from PSA NIWA, one of New Zealand’s leading climate research agencies, is set to lose up to 90 jobs, at a time when our climate crisis is worsening. “This is utter madness at this critical time for New Zealand,” said Duane Leo, National Secretary for the Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi. […]

AUT have published their 5th annual trust in news report and the results are devastating. Rather than blame their woes on Google and Meta, every media organisation in NZ should be critically self-reflective on how they have contributed to this distrust, and what they could do differently to improve things. Some key data: In any […]

The Tarara Folklore Ensemble is coming to Wellington to dance at SlavFest! Tarara Folk Ensemble is the senior 'kolo' group of the Dalmatian Cultural Society in Auckland, one of the oldest & largest cultural societies in New Zealand, established in 1930 ...

DHL has been alerted of the unauthorised use of its business name in an SMS message telling receivers their shipment cannot be delivered and directing them to a fraudulent DHL website. A DHL Express tracking number is made up of 9 numeric values only, no ...

On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Mr Francisco Calí Tzay, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, will visit Nelson to learn about the Nelson Tenths and the ongoing litigation against the Crown.

The tournament is being held on clay courts in Changsha, China, with the top two teams winning promotion to the playoffs and bottom two relegated to Asia/Oceania Group II.

New World’s Family2Family Foodbank Appeal is set to bring much needed assistance for families in need as part of the supermarket’s ongoing commitments to ensure New Zealanders have access to healthy and affordable food and supporting local communities ...

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW | Four teams eye final qualification spot at OFC U-19 Men's Championship. Host nation Vanuatu will look to use their home field advantage as they kick off the OFC U-19 Men’s Championship 2024 – Qualifying in Port Vila tomorrow. The ...

SociaLink, which supports the Western Bay of Plenty social and community sector, has come up with a solution for social agencies struggling to get to a lot of those administrative tasks on the bottom of many managers’ to-do lists done. General ...

Recognising that the best way to improve outcomes for tamariki is to support their whānau, Central Kids established a social services division in 2020. Mātauranga Ake provides whānau with wrap around support towards achieving a stable and supportive ...

The Taxpayers’ Union is calling on MPs to put their money where their mouths are and implement a pay freeze rather than accept a taxpayer-funded pay hike at a time when many families are going backwards. Taxpayers’ Union Campaigns Manager, Connor ...

In a bold response to recent publications by the Public Health Collaboration Council (PHCC.org.nz), Nancy Loucas, the Executive Coordinator of the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA), has called out what she describes as a ...

Responding to the release of nine Government key performance targets to be achieved by 2030, Taxpayers’ Union Policy and Public Affairs Manager, James Ross, said: “Kiwis won’t need reminding that despite public spending jumping 84% since 2017, ...

Volunteer Wellington is excited to announce that the nominations for the Mahi Aroha Awards 2024 are open until 10 May 2024. The Mahi Aroha Awards are an opportunity to recognise and honour the contributions and achievements of the wonderful volunteers ...

Fabulous monthly prizes are up for grabs in Hawke’s Bay Airport’s 60th anniversary photo competition. Starting this month and running for the rest of the year, the Airport invites people to come and take a selfie in front of the ‘Big 60’ floral ...

A Piarere Young Farmers member is one step closer to winning one of New Zealand’s most prestigious farming awards after being crowned the Season 56 Waikato Bay of Plenty FMG Young Farmer of the Year. Dennis Main, 30, was announced as the Waikato ...

According to the report, there were 104 fewer farm sales (-32.3%) for the three months ended Feb 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. This decline in transactions is part of a broader trend, with overall farm sales totalling 218 in the three months ...