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Thousands of children will have healthier lungs after the Government’s ban on smoking in cars with kids becomes law, says Associate Minister of Health Jenny Salesa.
| Parliament returns to a safe normal - Hipkins (26 May 2020) |
| Let’s not divide NZers with an 'unfair' two-tier benefit system (26 May 2020) |
| Foreign Minister makes four diplomatic appointments (26 May 2020) |
E tÅ« offers sincere condolences in the wake of the tragic death of a member from Auckland’s Alto Packaging.
E tū Assistant National Secretary Rachel Mackintosh says the union stands in solidarity with his family and fellow union members who have lost one of their own.
One person has died following a serious crash that occurred on Maronan Road in Tinwald, Ashburton earlier today.
The two-vehicle crash was reported around 6.10pm.
The road remains closed and diversions are in place.
| Covid-19 exposing New Zealanders’ financial vulnerability (26 May 2020) |
| Serious crash in Tinwald, Ashburton - NZ Police (26 May 2020) |
| Recycling collections restart in June - Hamilton City Council (26 May 2020) |
Sport and recreation groups across Lower Hutt are set to receive a funding boost today, after Hutt City Council agreed on a suite of measures to provide reflief in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
| Realistic Tiley reshaping business (26 May 2020) |
| Te Aihe returns - Emirates Team NZ (26 May 2020) |
| Cricket Wellington removes team affiliation fees, removes barriers (26 May 2020) |
The New Zealand Society of Authors (NZSA) and Auckland War Memorial Museum are delighted to announce the recipient of the NZSA Auckland Museum Research + Residency Grant.
| Take your tamariki Beyond the Page - Hutt City Council (26 May 2020) |
| The Wolfe Brothers new hit single 'No Brakes' (26 May 2020) |
| SODA BOYZ 'Farewell Spit' out this Friday 29 May (25 May 2020) |
Surf Life Saving NZ is asking people making the most of the long weekend to stay safe if they are going to be in, on or around the water.
As COVID-19 restrictions adjust, giving way to a bit more freedom, Kiwis may be inclined to head to the beach for Queen’s Birthday weekend.
Interim Chief Executive Craig Climo said while we still needed to play it safe, today was a big occasion for many of the district health board teams who worked tirelessly on COVID-19 for many weeks.
From now until the end of June, Vertiv is proudly donating $50 from the sale of every GXT5 to help support children in need in Australia and New Zealand.
| Tasman District gets connectivity boost with 2degrees (25 May 2020) |
| Government tracing app on wrong track - Sir Ray Avery (21 May 2020) |
| 'New kit detects employee fever at access points' (19 May 2020) |
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