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Lifting the Auckland lockdown will be welcome news to all those people who have slogged their way through Level 3 multiple times now, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says.
| No rhyme nor reason for Level 3 Saturday - ACT (5 March 2021) |
| New health order issue admits earlier failure - ACT (5 March 2021) |
| Cabinet's simplest ever decision, but prepare to be spun - ACT (5 March 2021) |
The shift down to Level 2 for Auckland at 6am on Sunday is an acceptable staging post though with five straight days of no new community cases the preference is to join the rest of the country at Level 1 at the same time, says Auckland Business Chamber CEO, Michael Barnett.
| Retail NZ welcomes alert level move (5 March 2021) |
| Transport sector collaboration creates 'significant savings and efficiency' (5 March 2021) |
| My Food Bag plates up with legal experts at Chapman Tripp (5 March 2021) |
Police can now advise that an earlier operation in the Mt Albert area has been concluded without further incident.
At around 2.32pm, Police approached a suspicious vehicle in Whitaker Place, central Auckland to speak with the driver.
The Gr.1 Vodafone New Zealand Derby (2400m) meeting will take place at Ellerslie on Sunday after New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden announced Auckland would drop to COVID-19 Alert Level 2 at 6am on Sunday.
| Nothing "Soft" about Aegon - NZ Racing Desk (5 March 2021) |
| Vodafone Derby meeting will take place at Ellerslie on Sunday 7 March (5 March 2021) |
| Triple threat for Bradbury in Derby - NZ Racing Desk (5 March 2021) |
Massey University’s Toi RauwhÄrangi College of Creative Arts has been ranked in the Top 100 QS World university subject rankings for art and design for the fifth year in a row.
| Massive art installation for PRIDE Week - ChristchurchNZ (4 March 2021) |
| INXS founding member Andrew Farriss shares his first solo concert live online (3 March 2021) |
| ORO: Growing a bilingual music industry (3 March 2021) |
This Te RÄ O NgÄ Tamariki - Children’s Day, WhÄnau Äwhina Plunket is encouraging all whÄnau to enjoy quality time with their tamariki.
| Auckland Garden DesignFest Postponed to November 2022 (4 March 2021) |
| Massive art installation for PRIDE Week (4 March 2021) |
| The latest issue of Thrive asks 'Is Jacinda OK?' (4 March 2021) |
Fiso Group, Pacific Health Plus and Rako Science have teamed up to deliver saliva testing at a community health day in Porirua, as part of preparations to deliver the test more widely in New Zealand.
The ‘human factor’ has long been a weak link when it comes to cyber security.
Businesses can have the best protection available, but if a staff member unknowingly lets a cybercriminal into the system then it won’t matter.
| NZ's pioneering AI experts speaking at crucial summit (25 February 2021) |
| New Maori cultural app Te Kupenga launched today (22 February 2021) |
| Govt must put funding into educating New Zealanders about cyber-risk - NZTech (18 February 2021) |
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