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Skills Active Aotearoa, the industry training organisation (ITO) for sport, exercise, recreation and performing arts is considering a Judicial Review to force the Minister of Education to extend the consultation process for the Reform of Vocational Education until the end of June.
| Driver licensing changes just tinkering - Road Transport Forum (22 March 2019) |
| Decision-making time for homelessness in Lower Hutt (22 March 2019) |
| Review of intelligence services must be open - Auckland Peace Action (22 March 2019) |
An initiative aimed at lifting compliance with alcohol labelling laws was launched by Spirits New Zealand today.
| B+LNZ Annual Meeting highlights sector's focus on environment and exports (22 March 2019) |
| Vector agrees to penalty for breaches to network quality standards (22 March 2019) |
| First forestry sale under new OIO regulations (22 March 2019) |
Tasman Police have charged a second man in relation to firearms and drug related offences following a number of search warrants in Hokitika today.
Police executed a second search warrant at another rural address in Hokitika with the assistance of the Armed Offenders Squad.
| Investigation into suspicious death in Maketu underway (22 March 2019) |
| Oxfam Trailwalker brings Edgecumbe community together for charity (22 March 2019) |
| Hokitika man charged with firearms, drugs offences (22 March 2019) |
Championship-winning Central Stags first-class captain Greg Hay and record-breaking Central Hinds wicketkeeper-batsman Natalie Dodd have claimed the top individual honours after Central Districts Cricket pulled stumps on its most successful season yet.
| Thirty-two medals for NZ athletes at Special Olympics World Games (22 March 2019) |
| 123 Secondary Schools to take over the shores of Lake Tikitapu (22 March 2019) |
| NZF: Familiar foes set to write fresh chapter (22 March 2019) |
Your invitation to the Opening Weekend 6-7 Apr 2019
Nicolás Paris Petricor II 2016, detail. Courtesy of the artist.
Photo Oak Taylor-Smith
| Everybody needs good neighbours - Housing NZ (22 March 2019) |
| BERBA Harvest Celebration at Soljans Estate Winery (21 March 2019) |
| Don Driver mural conservation (21 March 2019) |
Mountain Safety Council (MSC) CEO Mike Daisley said he’s hopeful that this year can be a better than last year with respect to the deer hunting season, commonly called ‘the Roar’.
| Overwhelming response for EIT's Taste of Cultures Day (20 March 2019) |
| LGBTI activists from 100 countries worldwide come together in NZ (20 March 2019) |
| Emirates Skywards invites members to fly more and earn more (20 March 2019) |
Members of the public are being asked to avoid contact with the Kingswell Creek, as compliance staff investigate an unknown discharge into the water.
| Te Puni Kokiri hosting Whanau Development Summit 2019 (22 March 2019) |
| New pharmacy clinic at University of Otago the first of its kind in Australasia (22 March 2019) |
| Clinical psychologist offers advice on dealing with trauma (21 March 2019) |
nib New Zealand (nib) has partnered with The Blues to launch We’re Sending You In - a virtual reality (VR) tour that gives fans the chance to experience training alongside some of their rugby heroes.
| AI Day 2019 adds panel debate on how AI tech can help create safer societies (21 March 2019) |
| 'Kiwis worried about cyber security but putting themselves at risk' (21 March 2019) |
| Techweek19 launch shines light on region’s innovators (18 March 2019) |
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