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Retail card spending saw a slight spring forward in September 2019, mainly driven by consumer spending on household essentials, such as groceries, Stats NZ said today.
A serious storm is bearing down on Japan. Typhoon Hagibis currently has wind gusts up to 315km/h out over the Pacific Ocean. Winds are sustained around 260km/h at the moment.
Northland is inching closer to another potentially dry summer with new figures showing Mid and Far North areas have typically received a third to 40 percent less rain than usual over the past 12 months.
Carrots are the cheapest they have been in seven years, while prices for capsicums, tomatoes, and cucumbers are falling sharply as spring arrives, Stats NZ said today.
Another low that will quickly deepen overnight Sunday and into Monday may bring severe weather to the upper North Island early next week but it's still too early to lock in.
The slopes of Mt Ruapehu have become a training ground for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics staff.
A group of 35 Chinese recently spent a couple of weeks on the ski slopes of Mt Ruapehu honing their skills for both the upcoming World Cup and the Winter Olympic games.
It's more like land of the long grey cloud today as a large low in the Tasman Sea hugs the western South Island and drags down cloud over much of New Zealand.
After a successful sold-out event in 2018 The New Zealand Cider Festival is back and better than ever for its fourth consecutive year in New Zealand’s Cider capital, Nelson. Held on 16th November at Founders Heritage Park it will coincide again with the NZ Cider Awards on 15th November.
It’s no small feat to have not only survived, but thrived, over 100 years in the fickle world of fashion, particularly when making in New Zealand.
Tonight may still be a little cold in some regions but the theme over the next few days is to get warmer and warmer as sub-tropical winds kick in - before a late week cool down in the south.
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