Новости за 16.04.2024

After six years of leading TupuToa, Chief Executive Anne Fitisemanu will be stepping down from her role in August 2024.

The crossing was all in support of the Nelson Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC).

Police can now release the name of the man who died after running into the sea at Mt Maunganui on 15 April.  He was John Rawiri Piripi Pitihira, aged 37, from Mount Maunganui. Police are continuing to provide support to John’s whānau.  ...

The Government needs to be putting early childhood teachers, children, and their families first, rather than business, say members of the country’s largest education union NZEI Te Riu Roa.

The $6.7 million to date four-year project funded by Northland ratepayers is the country’s first major region-wide project using new Danish designed solar-powered tsunami siren units. The 94-siren rollout is expected to be completed by October.

The latest testing at a popular Westport swimming beach appear to show an all clear for E-coli. Earlier samples over summer had flagged contamination from cattle, according to a report to the West Coast Regional Council. The test site in question, Marrs ...

The Government’s proposal to increase environmentally destructive coal mining in wetlands and areas of significant biodiversity shows a flagrant disregard for nature and a safe climate, says Forest & Bird.

Today 16 April demolition of the administration building commenced after asbestos found in the building on Friday, was removed on Monday. The project is expected to wrap up end of May or early June this year.

Solomon Islands have taken a big step forward in qualifying for the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship, after a resounding 9-0 victory against hosts Tonga, to remain unbeaten at the tournament.

Five current or former national champions headline a stellar 88-player field who’re looking to win their respective age groups at the South Island Age Group Championships at Otago Golf Club this week. They’ll compete for under-19 and under-16 boys and ...

Skilled soldiers from New Zealand and overseas will soon deploy to Tonga to assist local communities with various projects and help increase their resilience to natural disasters. In preparation for Exercise Tropic Twilight, the personnel have been welcomed ...

For decades, Israel has struck targets in sovereign countries with impunity, using doctrines of pre-emption and self-defence. In doing so, the state always hoped the understanding of tolerable violence would prevail. With the war in Gaza and the fanning ...

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon Gerry Brownlee will lead a Parliamentary delegation this week to both of New Zealand’s free association realm countries, the Cook Islands, and Niue.

There are still big gaps in the knowledge about the number of contaminated and environmentally hazardous sites on the West Coast. The West Coast Regional Council's Hazardous Activities and Industries List (HAIL) identifies 533 sites across the region. A new report by ...

The Roman concept of property is essentially creditor-oriented. As Rome’s power grew, practices quickly became predatory.

The new digital security consulting and assurance division of the global digital transformation firm, Fujitsu, will support organisations in Oceania to prepare and respond to their increasing, complex, and evolving cyber security needs.

E tū, the union for journalists and media workers in Aotearoa, welcomes the news that Stuff will take over producing the 6pm news bulletin for Three, as a result of the closure of Newshub. The proposal will see Stuff’s current team of journalists ...

Aussie engineer and inventor Dael Liddicoat has been back in Gisborne “training the trainers” to operate the lightweight deployable water desalination purification systems he’s created for the Tairāwhiti region. Tairāwhiti Emergency Management ...

Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s Wellington District will move from a restricted fire season to an open fire season from 8am Wednesday 17 April, until further notice. This change applies to the Wellington, Hutt Valley, Porirua, and Kāpiti Coast zones. ...

Attributed to Detective Sergeant Alex Simister Police investigating the disappearance of Gisborne father Joseph Ahuriri have carried out a further search in the Bay View area over the last two days. Our attention this week focused on an area of beach ...

Hamilton's rubbish, recycling and food scraps bins will be collected as normal on Anzac Day (Thursday 25 April) Hamilton City Council has confirmed If your collection day is Thursday, please put your bins out on the kerb as normal, by 7am. If you aren't ...

Dalton’s Bridge, at the western end of Kaiuma Bay Road just off State Highway 6, is closed to all vehicles over 3.5 tonne. The Pelorus river has scoured out the bank under the bridge approach, making it potentially unsafe for vehicles over 3.5 ...

Attributed to Senior Sergeant Graeme Hill. A missing man has been found injured after nearly 24 hours in the bush at Okere Falls, Rotorua. The man and his friends had been kayaking down the Kaituna River yesterday when he became separated from ...

This is the fourth global bleaching event in recorded history, the second to hit reefs in the past ten years.

In the first 105 days of 2024, the amount of money raised for the humanitarian crisis in Sudan is less than a fifth of what was pledged in just two days to rebuild the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Save the Children said.