The New Zealand Defence Force and local iwi Ngāti Rangi have today signed an agreement enabling the construction of 50 new homes at Waiouru Military Camp to begin, Defence Minister Paul Goldsmith says ...
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the “war on terror” has become a war without end, the emergency has become permanent, the surveillance state has become omnipresent, the police have become militarized, ...
Marlborough, New Zealand — Following the postponement of the iconic Marlborough Wine & Food Festival, Pure Events Marlborough is delighted to announce the return of a much-loved local event: Savour in ...
“Supply chain resilience matters most when it reaches the businesses moving goods across borders,” said Eduardo Pedrosa, Executive Director of the APEC Secretariat. “This toolkit is trade facilitation ...
Aroha Kaikorai Valley (AKV) has expanded its community air quality network into South Dunedin, with local business Sims & ...
Spirits NZ welcomes the release of the Ministry of Regulation’s Better Regulation of the Hospitality Sector review today. “The review is a significant piece of work which has shone a light on what ...
The Government is supporting the world’s first clinical sleep trial testing how New Zealand strong-wool bedding performs against synthetic alternatives, say Agriculture Minister Todd McClay and Rural ...
A driver allegedly nearly three times the legal limit will now face court after officers spotted him slumped over the wheel ...
National has been caught out misleading New Zealanders with its campaign of lies and misinformation. “From billboards to letterboxes, National is running a campaign of lies because it can’t run on its ...
The council agenda said Wairarapa responses were “disproportionately numerous” at 16% despite being 10% of the region’s population. Summarised feedback from the agenda said many Wairarapa residents ...
Waitomo mayor John Robertson says new rates capping rules won’t make much of a difference in his district. Local Government Minister Simon Watts announced la ...
Moving the Wellington Museum from the heritage-listed Bond Store on the capital’s waterfront to the Tākina convention centre could cost $15 million, but the public purse might not need to pay the ...
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