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Nationwide rallies and marches will take place across the country this Saturday, 15 May as New Zealanders express their outrage at Israel brutality and their support for the Palestinian struggle for human rights.
A ceremony held today at Carrick Winery celebrated the opening of Central Otago’s newest cycle trail, the Lake Dunstan Cycle and Walking Trail.
Conservation Minister Kiri Allan is welcoming a new initiative encouraging philanthropic contributions to save our national icon, the kiwi.
St John has released its Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) Report today which shows that more needs to be done if community cardiac arrest survival rates are to be improved.
The lasting impact Holocaust refugees and their families have had on New Zealand will be recognised tomorrow at events around the country to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Homes and sections in a multi-million-dollar "piece of paradise" in Queenstown’s idyllic Gibbston Valley have attracted "unprecedented" levels of enquiry since launching this week.
New Zealand’s model of marketing red meat (beef and lamb) is outdated, commodity driven, and far from optimised, according to inaugural University of Otago Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) graduate James Wilkes.
Latest Ministry of Education figures, released under the Official Information Act, reveal the number of school students suspended increased by 25.4% - from 2,618 students in 2015 to 3,283 in 2019, with the current school year’s data still being collated.
The Royal Commission has completed its inquiry process and is focused on producing the report. All interviews, meetings, evidence and analysis work are now complete.
Napier City Council’s next Business Breakfast will feature Jamie Beaton, Co-founder and CEO of edtech start-up Crimson. The breakfast will take place on Friday 30 October after being previously scheduled for March, but then postponed due to the lockdown.
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