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Public servants who blew the whistle on fraud in the Ministry of Transport should never have lost their jobs - they deserve compensation as the State Services Commission has found, says New Zealand First.
| Michael Macaulay: Report on workplace whistleblowing welcomed (20 July 2017) |
| Wairarapa Council's amalgamation undemocratic - NZ First (20 July 2017) |
| Nats blow the Budget on motels - Phil Twyford (20 July 2017) |
The 'Guidance on closing the pay gap' released today by Women’s Minister Paula Bennett is silent on the role of unions.
| Little Giant CEO finalist in EY Entrepreneur Of The Year competition (20 July 2017) |
| The Lexus LC 500 Coupe revealed (20 July 2017) |
| Maori Bursary Fund for Social Enterprise World Forum closing soon (20 July 2017) |
Wairoa Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault on Ormond Drive, Mahia Beach, in the morning on Wednesday 19th July.
A young woman was allegedly assaulted by an unknown male while she was exercising on the beach, opposite the Mahia Golf Club.
| Search for Michael McGrath - Police Ten 7 update (20 July 2017) |
| Pedestrian dies after being hit by car in Pinehill, Auckland (20 July 2017) |
| Take it easy on the roads as bad weather hits - Police (20 July 2017) |
New Zealand shearer and former World champion Rowland Smith is preparing for one of the busiest times of his life with a World recor attempt and two test matches against Wales in just six days.
| Wellington Black A retain Netball NZ U17 title for 2017 (20 July 2017) |
| Motorcycling NZ plans ahead for 2018 world champs bid (20 July 2017) |
| Kiwis Abroad: Kiwis make mark with goal-scoring exploits (20 July 2017) |
The third TEDxRuakura event is set to take place in Hamilton on Saturday 20 August 2017 and the University of Waikato has once again confirmed support as the major sponsor.
| Auckland to transform bars into lecture theatres (20 July 2017) |
| Rotorua cultural group on stage in Korea (19 July 2017) |
| New exhibitions opening at City Gallery this August (19 July 2017) |
Most New Zealanders say they are highly comfortable with their lives, Stats NZ said today. Around 83 percent rated their overall life satisfaction at 7 or above on a 0-10 scale. The result was similar in 2014.
| Oily Rag column: Party time and free plants (20 July 2017) |
| More NZers walking Te Araroa Trail (20 July 2017) |
| Dunedin's entry in Savoir Faire - 'Bird Dog Hot Dog' (20 July 2017) |
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) applauds the launch of the Bariatric Surgery Registry in New Zealand this week.
| High-level plan for disability support system shared with sector (20 July 2017) |
| IHC welcomes disability system transformation (20 July 2017) |
| New disability system a step closer (20 July 2017) |
Today Spark and 20/20 Trust has announced that subsidised broadband is now available in Waitaki through Oamaru Library so more students can keep up with the digital skills necessary for today.
| Edifier Exclaim Connect taking PC speakers to the next level (20 July 2017) |
| NZTech expansion another sign of rampant tech sector growth (20 July 2017) |
| 94% of internet users say they recognise phishing emails (20 July 2017) |
