Eternal Beauty Holdings & The Loops Hong Kong Unveil “Green is Eternal” HK’s First Rinse-Free Recycling Program for Fragrance & Skincare Cosmetics

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Source: Media Outreach HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 April 2026 – As a leader in China’s fragrance industry driving sustainable development, EternalBeauty Holdings Limited (“Eternal Beauty” or the “Group”; stock code: 6883.HK) today announced the launch of “Green is Eternal,” Hong Kong’s first rinse-free recycling program for fragrance and skincare cosmetics. … Read more

Body found in Kaipara harbour believed to be missing man, police say

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Source: Radio New Zealand Police said they would like to thank all those who assisted with the search for the man. RNZ / REECE BAKER Police believe they have found the body of a man who went missing from a North Auckland beach last week. A person was found dead at about 2.45pm on Sunday … Read more

Green Party disapproves of government granting prospecting permit for UNESCO site

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Source: Radio New Zealand Green Party list MP and resources spokesperson Steve Abel. VNP/Louis Collins The Green Party says the government’s decision to grant a prospecting permit on heritage land is unacceptable. It comes after a permit was approved within Te Wāhipounamu, one of the country’s three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The permit covers 157 … Read more

Department of Conservation, Horizon Regional Council investigate drying of Pukepuke Lagoon

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Source: Radio New Zealand About 3000 eels were rescued from Pukepuke Lagoon after it had dried up. LDR / Supplied / Rangitāne o Manawatū Settlement Trust An investigation into how a coastal Manawatū lake dried out, causing the deaths of eels and fish, is continuing, while recent rainfall means the water level has begun to … Read more

Charges laid after motorists allegedly forced to stop, threatened

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Source: New Zealand Police Charges have been laid following two separate incidents where motorists were followed, forced to stop and then threatened with a firearm. Detective Senior Sergeant Ben Bergin says the incidents happened on Saturday 25 April in Northland and Waitematā. “Two people have been arrested and are due to appear in the North … Read more

Breathe Pilates Moves Flagship Outlet From Novena to United Square

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Source: Media Outreach Breathe Pilates consolidates its Novena outlet into a dedicated three-room flagship at United Square, reinforcing its commitment to clinical-grade, small-group training. SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 April 2026 – Breathe Pilates is relocating its Novena studio to a larger flagship space at United Square, #21-05/06, opening 29 April 2026. The … Read more

Person rescued after going overboard from Cook Strait ferry

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Source: Radio New Zealand StraitNZ Bluebridge Livia ferry. RNZ / Samuel Rillstone A person has been rescued, after falling overboard from a ferry in the Cook Strait. StraitNZ Bluebridge spokesperson Will Dady confirmed a person overboard sparked deployment of the ship’s rapid emergency vessel. He said the person was recovered quickly and safely from the … Read more

Winter brings highest demand for charities- survey reveals

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Source: Radio New Zealand The Catalytic Foundation chief executive Teresa Moore said food insecurity was widely recognised, but cold poverty remained largely hidden. RNZ A survey of more than 200 charities has revealed winter as the period of highest demand for support. The survey was conducted by The Catalytic Foundation, which found that the demand … Read more

IF Coconut Brings Singaporeans Together to Co-Create 40 Ultra-Limited Merlion Collectibles from 1,200 Plastic Bottles

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Source: Media Outreach IF Coconut unveils The IF-inity Movement in Singapore, transforming discarded bottles into ultra-limited collectible art through circular innovation. 1,200 discarded IF bottles transformed into 40 ultra-limited Fortune Merlion collectibles, turning everyday plastic waste into rare, design-led art pieces. Public as Co-Creators, where individuals can contribute plastic bottles for a chance to co-create … Read more

Government looks to cut heavy vehicle regulations as part of fuel response

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Source: Radio New Zealand The latest government data shows New Zealand’s fuel stocks have continued to fall, but movements remain within expectations. The figures, published Monday but accurate to midday on Wednesday, show just under 52 days of petrol, about 41 days of diesel, and just under 46 days of jet fuel. That includes fuel … Read more

Aqount Technologies: Most SMEs Use Accounting Software But Still Lack Financial Clarity

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Source: Media Outreach Aqount Technologies launches Financial Clarity Check to help SMEs fix structural accounting issues masking true business performance. KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 April 2026 – Aqount Technologies, a specialist in comprehensive accounting and bookkeeping services, today announced the launch of Financial Clarity Check. This new, free tool is … Read more

Aotea/Great Barrier Island iwi meet with government amid overfishing concerns

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Source: Radio New Zealand Oceans and Fisheries under-secretary Jenny Marcroft has met with iwi and the local board on Aotea/Great Barrier Island. SUPPLIED The Oceans and Fisheries under-secretary has met with iwi and the local board on Aotea/Great Barrier Island. It is feared that overfishing has decimated the kōura population, and Ngāti Rehua – Ngātiwai … Read more

Waikato law professor concerned US ‘left-wing terror attacks’ on the rise after Washington shooting

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Source: Radio New Zealand An agent points his weapon after a gunman opened fire at the annual White House Correspondents Association Dinner April 25, 2026. AFP / CHIP SOMODEVILLA A law professor is concerned that left wing terrorism is on the rise in the United States. On Saturday night a lone gunman opened fire at … Read more

Cricket: First full tour for four in White Ferns squad for England ODIs

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Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand White Ferns Nensi Patel (C) and Izzy Sharp (R) celebrate a wicket during the ODI series against South Africa. photosport Spin-bowling all-rounders Flora Devonshire, Nensi Patel, and batters Emma McLeod and Izzy Sharp will make their first international tour after winning inclusion in the White Ferns squad for next … Read more

Five men in Taupō court for allegedly manufacturing meth and deliberate fire

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Source: Radio New Zealand RNZ / Rob Dixon Five men are due before the court after a building police say was used to manufacture methamphetamine had been deliberately set on fire. The men, aged 28 to 73, are set to appear in Taupō District Court on Monday. Detective Senior Sergeant Ryan Yardley said police got … Read more

Belly Bliss Launched by Kiwi Mum

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Source: Press Release Service Headline: Belly Bliss Launched by Kiwi Mum Belly Bliss is a New Zealand maternity comfort brand, launched in September 2025 by a local mum who struggled to find effective pregnancy comfort products during her own pregnancy. The debut range includes pregnancy pillows, support belts, and comfort accessories designed to help Kiwi … Read more

Bring ’em home safe: Keep focus on road safety to end the long weekend

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Source: New Zealand Police Police are reminding motorists travelling home today to remain alert and keep road safety top of mind. So far, two people have died on our roads this Anzac weekend. While that might seem like a low number on paper, that’s two families whose lives have been irreparably changed, says Inspector Peter … Read more

Five charged in relation to Taupō building fire

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Source: New Zealand Police Attributable to Detective Senior Sergeant Ryan Yardley, Taupō Area Investigations Manager: Five people are before the courts after a building fire in Taupō on Sunday. At around 5.40am Police became aware of the fire, on Tauhara Road, which is believed to have been deliberately lit. Following initial enquiries, Police believe the … Read more

Auckland FC lost grip on A-League playoff bye

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Source: Radio New Zealand Ben Garruccio celebrates a goal against Auckland FC. Brendon Thorne/Getty Images Auckland FC have missed out on a first-round bye in the A-League playoffs, after a 2-2 draw with Sydney FC in their regular season finale. The Black Knights entered their final fixture in second place on the competition table, with … Read more

New research suggests pretend play can help mental health

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Source: Radio New Zealand Pretend play is a significant and often magical part of childhood. Children have huge imaginations and use these to turn rocks into spaceships, tables into forts or pens into fairies. They might pretend to be “mum” or to “cook dinner”. Or they may invent their own characters, worlds and concepts that … Read more

Indian free trade agreement due for formal signing in New Delhi

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Source: Radio New Zealand RNZ / Mark Papalii Trade Minister Todd McClay will formally sign the free trade agreement with India in New Delhi about 9pm Monday (NZT). He has taken a delegation, including MPs from several parties, and more than 30 business representatives, and will also host a joint business summit with Indian Minister … Read more

Indian free trade agreement due for signing in New Delhi

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Source: Radio New Zealand RNZ / Mark Papalii Trade Minister Todd McClay will formally sign the free trade agreement with India in New Delhi about 9pm Monday (NZT). He has taken a delegation, including MPs from several parties, and more than 30 business representatives, and will also host a joint business summit with Indian Minister … Read more

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon condemns shooting at gala attended by Donald Trump

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Source: Radio New Zealand One secret service agent was shot and hospitalised, but Donald Trump said the officer was “great shape”. AFP / ANDREW HARNIK Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has condemned the attack on the press gala attended by US President Donald Trump in Washington DC. Trump, first lady Melania Trump and other officials were … Read more

Super Rugby Pacific: Te Kaha’s roof traps heat, ‘quite humid’ say players

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Source: Radio New Zealand Jonah Lowe of the Highlanders tackles Tuna Tuitama of Moana Pasifika. Andrew Cornaga / www.photosport.nz The roof at Te Kaha brought a bumper atmosphere inside the stadium during Super Rugby Pacific’s ‘Super Round’ – but it also brought the heat. The toughest conditions to play in this weekend no doubt occurred … Read more

Wellinton Water reports ‘Minor discharge’ of wastewater into Lyall Bay

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Source: Radio New Zealand Wellington Water said its team had responded to a wastewater overflow on Lyall Parade. RNZ / Krystal Gibbens Wellington Water is addressing a minor discharge of wastewater into the sea at Wellington’s Lyall Bay on Sunday evening. The water services provider said its team had responded to an overflow on Lyall … Read more