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Source: BusinessNZ The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) recently hosted a delegation responsible for India’s electricity market to find a more sustainable energy future, together. The delegation of commissioners, responsible for regulatory bodies in 26 regions across India, and New Zealand energy sector leaders explored key challenges, opportunities, and areas for potential collaboration in energy transition. BEC … Read more
Source: Aotearoa Clinical Trials Auckland, New Zealand – February 10, 2025 – Aotearoa Clinical Trials is pleased to announce the opening of a new, third site in Botany, East Auckland, expanding its reach and further cementing its commitment to the local community. This new standalone site will allow the clinical trial organisation to provide enhanced access … Read more
Source: Business Central Experienced Wellington business and marketing consultant Chris Tse has been elected Chair of the New Zealand Taiwan Business Council. Chris replaces Charles Finny who stood down from the role at the most recent Council meeting. Charles was elected Chair in 2018. Chris Tse is the Executive Director of Apexfresh, a business and marketing … Read more
Source: Media Outreach SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 10 February 2025 – Kids Haven, a kid’s furniture provider, is pleased to announce the continuation of its partnership with Children’s Wishing Well, a charity supporting children and families in need. Building on their successful collaboration in 2022, both organisations are now working together on a … Read more
Source: MetService Covering period of Monday 10th – Thursday 13th February – MetService is forecasting an active start to the week about the central North Island, with the risk of thunderstorms and showers dwindling through the week as high pressure moving in from the west squashes any further rain that could dampen our dry soils. … Read more
Source: Department of Conservation Date: 10 February 2025 There have been some expressions of interest in the facility from other parties, and DOC will further investigate these opportunities alongside key stakeholders. Great South Southland Regional Development Agency will support DOC in the evaluation process given their involvement with Te Punanga Manu over the years. The sanctuary … Read more
Source: New Zealand Government Ruth Money MNZM has been appointed New Zealand’s Chief Victims Advisor, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says.“Ms Money is already an outspoken and energetic victims advocate with a proven track record of driving change. She has been a full-time volunteer since 2012 following a successful business career, and has extensive experience across … Read more
Source: Privacy Commissioner State houses at Arapuni Hydro Works from Archives NZ record number A1124 The guidance below is for tenants, landlords, and others in the rental accommodation sector to clarify what information may be requested at every stage of the rental process. We have also launched a new monitoring and compliance programme to ensure … Read more
Source: Auckland Council Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day… and it’s in the water and on the land all across the Auckland region. This year Tāmaki Makaurau is more loved up than ever on 14 February with festivities, walks and outdoor spots that are perfect for expressing aroha. Whether you’re spending time with … Read more
Source: New Zealand Police (National News) Three bags choco-block full of stolen items from a Pukekohe supermarket has landed one woman in court. Yesterday at about 2.45pm, officers were conducting a prevention patrol in the Tobin Street area when a member of the public alerted them to a woman allegedly taking a number of items … Read more
Source: New Zealand Police (District News) Attribute to Inspector Lincoln Sycamore A man faces a raft of charges after allegedly swinging a machete at Police in Napier overnight. A 21-year-old Taradale man has been charged with dangerous driving; possession of an offensive weapon; assaulting Police; injures with intent to cause grievous bodily harm; resisting Police; … Read more
Source: New Zealand Police (National News) A driver who allegedly fled from Police, drove with no lights on and attempted to hide inside a roof cavity, will now appear in court. Just after midnight, an officer reported seeing a black Honda Integra travelling at speed through the Hillsborough area. Auckland City West Area Prevention Manager, … Read more
Source: Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group Message: 9th February 2025 – Beloved, respected and cherished husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, friend, confidante, mentor, motivator, inspiration and guiding light, Ray passed away suddenly but peacefully in his sleep in Australia on January 15th, 2025. Ray had great respect and esteem for his friends and colleagues in the … Read more
Source: Auckland Council Wildfires in California, bushfires in Australia and some significant vegetation fires across Aotearoa has brought global attention to fire risk and is a good reminder of the risks posed by wildfires closer to home in Auckland’s regional and local parks. While Auckland’s cooler, damper climate provides some natural protection, climate change is … Read more
Source: Botica Butler Raudon Partners for Avast AUCKLAND, 10 February 2025 – Avast, a leader in digital security and privacy and part of Gen™, has announced that Avast Small Business Solutions will now be available in New Zealand through local distributor Ingram Micro New Zealand. This increases the range of cybersecurity solutions available to small … Read more
Source: Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa Winston Peters’ refusal to join other 79 countries trying to protect the International Criminal Court after vicious attacks and sanctions issued by US President Trump is unconscionable. “Endless New Zealand politicians, including the present government, have pointed to our support for a rules-based international system” says PSNA National Chair John Minto. … Read more
Source: Federated Farmers After rampant rates rises across the country last year, Federated Farmers is calling for the Government to make seven key changes to restore confidence in local decision-making. “The funding model for our councils is broken,” Sandra Faulkner, Federated Farmers local government spokesperson, says. “Rage about rates increases will feature strongly when voters have … Read more
Source: Department of Conservation Date: 10 February 2025 Spartina is a fast-growing, salt-tolerant grass that can grow to two metres tall. Although it was originally planted in locations across New Zealand in the 1940s to stabilise land for reclamation, it has become an aggressive and persistent invader of inter-tidal mudflats – like those found around Coromandel … Read more
Source: New Zealand Labour Party Erica Stanford has reached peak shortsightedness if today’s announcement is anything to go by, picking apart immigration settings piece by piece to the detriment of the New Zealand economy. “Dumbing down the rules for the investor visa risks watering down the economic benefits for New Zealand,” Labour immigration spokesperson Phil … Read more
Source: New Zealand Labour Party New Zealand has long been a member of the International Criminal Court, which impartially prosecutes serious war criminals for atrocities. “The United States of America is attacking the ICC with sanctions and undermining its important and respected role as a prosecutor of war criminals,” Labour foreign affairs spokesperson David Parker … Read more
Source: New Zealand Government The Government will consult on reducing the frequency of Warrant of Fitness and Certificate of Fitness inspections for vintage light vehicles and private heavy motorhomes. At present these vehicles must be inspected every six months. The consultation proposes to extend this to a year. The Government is looking to reduce unnecessarily … Read more
Source: PSA Patient information at risk of privacy breach from deep cuts to IT staff The PSA is asking the Privacy Commissioner to urgently investigate Health NZ’s plan to decimate its IT staff as part of the Government’s plans to cut health costs. “The PSA is taking the unusual step of asking the Privacy Commissioner to … Read more
Source: New Zealand Police (District News) Police can confirm one person has died following a crash in Ngāhinapōuri this evening. The single vehicle crash on Oregan Road was reported at about 7:45pm. One person died at the scene, a second person sustained serious injuries. The road is currently closed while the Serious Crash Unit conduct … Read more
Source: NZSA Youth Mentor Programme The NZSA Youth Mentor Programme seeks Emerging Young Writers Four secondary school students will have the opportunity to be mentored by one of New Zealand’s best professional authors in order to develop their craft and hone their writing skills. The NZSA Youth Mentorship Programme offers aspiring young writers aged 15 … Read more
Source: BusinessNZ Changes to investor visa settings will make New Zealand more attractive as an investment destination, says BusinessNZ Chief Executive Katherine Rich. We welcome the next move in the government’s foreign investment strategy to attract high net wealth individuals and their families. Investors bring international business networks, unique skills and expertise as well as capital … Read more
Source: New Zealand Police (District News) Three men have been rescued after being reported missing while rafting on the Waikaia River near Piano Flat. Police were alerted at around 9.30pm yesterday that the men did not reach their designated pick-up point after a planned trip on the river. After making initial enquiries overnight, Police Search … Read more
Source: New Zealand Government The Government is modernising visa settings to incentivise migrants to invest in New Zealand.“Foreign investment has the potential to provide jobs for Kiwis, lift incomes by delivering new businesses and investing in existing ones. We should be rolling out the welcome mat and encouraging investor migrants to choose New Zealand as … Read more