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Source: New Zealand Ministry of Health Publication date: 24 July 2026 img]:border [&>img]:border-brand-2-light field__item”> Document download Specialist Opioid Substitution Treatment (OST) Service Audit and Review Tool ( pdf, 1.18 MB ) View other files and formats Summary The Specialist Opioid Substitution Treatment (OST) Service Audit and Review Tool (the Tool) sets out the audit requirements…
Source: New Zealand Government The opening of the new pedestrian bridge at Glen Innes train station today marks a step forward in replacing rail level crossings to unlock the benefits of City Rail Link, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Auckland Minister Simon Watts. New pedestrian bridges at Te Mahia and Takanini will also be…
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Source: Media Outreach Four nights of refined coastal gastronomy and creative collaborations will be staged from August 12-15, 2026, featuring highly acclaimed Michelin-starred chefs from Bo.lan, Andō, Maison Dunand and more. PHUKET, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 July 2026 – Some of the deepest conversations happen over food – the kind that pull … Read more
Source: Media Outreach COSA Risk Assessment Tool Deployed Across Community Pharmacies to Identify Undiagnosed Patients HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 July 2026 – The Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, LKS Faculty of Medicine , the University of Hong Kong (HKUMed) today announced the launch of Hong Kong’s first structured community pharmacist-led … Read more
Source: New Zealand Government Navigating global turbulence and disruption has been a major theme of high-level regional talks in Manila this week, Foreign Minister Winston Peters says. “People all around the world are doing it tough, and our region is facing major security and economic impacts from the currently turbulent global environment,” Mr Peters says. …
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergent Shane Pilmer, Northland CIB: Police earlier today recovered a body believed to be of missing man Saxzin Steedman from the Northern Wairoa River. Local hapū are advising a placement of a rāhui that will cover the Northern Wairoa River from Notorious East Road to the…
Source: Media Outreach HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 July 2026 – Watsons, the flagship health and beauty brand of AS Watson, today announced the launch of Watsons Evergreen, as part of AS Watson’s 185th anniversary celebrations. To elevate its significance and create a consistent and credible expression across markets, Watsons partnered … Read more
Source: Greenpeace Greenpeace is alarmed by Environment Canterbury’s lack of action on nitrate contamination, as new data reveals that 38% of Canterbury households on private water sources are in areas where groundwater nitrate contamination have exceeded levels associated with an increased risk of preterm birth. Greenpeace Freshwater Campaigner Will Appelbe says the figures should be sobering … Read more
Source: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Responding to today’s appeal decision overturning the murder conviction of a woman who had a later abortion while reducing the sentences of medical staff, Amnesty International Korea’s Executive Director HeeKyoung Cho said: “While we welcome the court’s decision to acquit the woman who sought abortion, the court’s decision to uphold the convictions … Read more
Source: Consumer NZ Consumer NZ says shoppers could save money on dishwasher detergents without sacrificing cleaning performance, after new testing found little connection between price and results. Consumer NZ tested 26 dishwasher detergents, including tablets, capsules and powders, and found some lower-priced products matched the performance of detergents costing significantly more. Head of Product at … Read more
Source: Save the Children Thousands of pregnant women and new mothers require access to healthcare, nutritious food and safe shelter one month after two devastating earthquakes damaged health facilities and displaced about 21,000 people in Venezuela, Save the Children said. T he UN estimates there are 36,700 pregnant women who have been affected by the earthquakes, 4,000 of whom are … Read more
Source: United Fire Brigades’ Association The United Fire Brigades’ Association (UFBA) has welcomed Labour MP Kieran McAnulty’s Accident Compensation (Extended Cover for Fire and Emergency New Zealand Personnel) Amendment Bill drawn from the biscuit tin today, describing it as a significant step towards ensuring New Zealand’s volunteer firefighters receive the same ACC protection as their paid colleagues. … Read more
Source: Save the Children One year after the landmark International Court of Justice ruling on states’ climate change responsibilities, Save the Children is calling for more child-focused climate adaptation financing, as children and young people bear the brunt of the ongoing climate emergency. The Advisory Opinion, delivered by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on 23 … Read more
Source: Gumboot Friday In June 2026, 2,322 young people aged 5–25 accessed free counselling through Gumboot Friday, with 3,776 sessions delivered nationwide. Sessions are free, no referral is required, and young people choose who they want to talk to from Gumboot Friday’s network of registered counsellors. Breakdown by age group: • 656 young people aged … Read more
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) The University of Auckland has established a new Department of Cancer Sciences, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians and educators from across disciplines to create one of New Zealand’s most comprehensive cancer-focused academic communities. The new department represents a major step towards the University’s long-term vision of a comprehensive cancer centre for Aotearoa … Read more
Source: EMA The EMA (Employers and Manufacturers Association) has launched a new Adaptive Leader Programme in partnership with New Zealand-founded leadership development company Adeption, as part of its broader Workforce 2030 initiative. The new and flexible programme is designed to equip leaders with the skills, tools and mindsets needed to navigate growing complexity, lead through uncertainty, … Read more
Source: Fire and Emergency New Zealand Five experienced incident management specialists leave for the United States of America tomorrow (Friday) as part of a joint Australasian contingent supporting America’s response to an intense wildfire season. Fire and Emergency New Zealand is deploying the team to Idaho under longstanding agreements with the USA, Canada and Australia to … Read more
Source: Botica Butler Raudon Partners Every so often, a piece of sad or shocking news appears in your feed. A well-known figure, a politician, a local leader, a sport player, even a family member is said to have fallen seriously ill or died. When shock or grief takes hold, we share, follow, and click … Read more
Source: Media Outreach Hawkers, cafés and restaurants can claim their pages and set up no-app loyalty and referral programmes at no upfront cost SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 July 2026 – As Singapore commits more than S$1 billion to artificial intelligence research and talent development from 2025 to 2030, homegrown loyalty platform STAMPEDE … Read more
Source: Media Outreach SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 July 2026 – Market research consultancy Alylytiq LLP today announced the launch of Automytiq, a suite of AI-powered research solutions designed to make professional-grade market insights accessible to Singapore’s small and medium-sized enterprises. For decades, professional market research has been the preserve of large corporates … Read more
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) New Zealand has worse cancer survival rates than Australia – and Associate Professor Ben Lawrence wants to turn that around. The first Head of the University of Auckland’s new Department of Cancer Sciences, Lawrence has a strong sense of what New Zealand needs to do to up its cancer treatment … Read more
Source: Cotality New Zealand’s housing market remains firmly in buyers’ favour, with sales activity continuing to weaken and property values showing little sign of a broad-based recovery. Investor sentiment has also weakened, with purchasing by mortgaged multiple-property owners declining for a second consecutive quarter. Cotality’s NZ Monthly Housing Chart Pack shows there were 6,829 residential … Read more
Source: PSA Progressing employment law will cut the annual pay of more than 200,000 people during a cost-of-living crisis, according to fresh analysis by the PSA. The Employment Leave Bill, which passed its second reading in Parliament on Tuesday, will strip overtime pay and other allowances from payments to workers while they’re on leave. This adds … Read more
Source: PSA The latest IT outage at hospitals across the Waikato district is yet more damning evidence that the Government’s reckless cuts to the Health NZ IT workforce have consequences for patient care. The outage over many hours impacted Waikato Hospital and other hospitals at Thames, Te Kūiti, Tokoroa and Taumarunui. “Patients deserve better than a … Read more
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) A Yale PhD candidate moved to Whanganui to investigate what nearly a decade of legal personhood has meant for Te Awa o Whanganui and its people. As it winds through bush-clad valleys and farmland towards the ocean, picking up kayakers, silt and stories along the way, Aotearoa’s longest navigable river, … Read more