Se7en Friday Provides Show-Calling for National Day Parade 2026 at the National Stadium

Source: Media Outreach SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 September 2026 – Se7en Friday Pte Ltd, an event management company in Singapore, provided show-calling services for the National Day Parade 2026 (NDP 2026) at the National Stadium on 9 August. The company fielded four experienced show-callers across three months of planning and rehearsals leading … Read more

New era begins for Auckland’s transport system

Source: New Zealand Government Auckland’s new transport governance, planning and delivery arrangements will be in effect from tomorrow, restoring democratic accountability and resetting how transport decisions are made in Auckland, Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown say. “These reforms deliver on the Government’s commitment to restore democratic accountability and give Auckland Council…

Witnesses sought, Gebbies Pass Road, Tai Tapu

Source: New Zealand Police Police seek information following a crash on Gebbies Pass Road about 2.30pm Saturday 26 September. Senior Sergeant Anna Lloyd from Canterbury Police says they are seeking witnesses after the crash near Tai Tapu last weekend. “Anyone who saw three BMW cars heading south towards Motukārara is encouraged to please get in…

Safely back to shore in Waikanae, Gisborne

Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to Inspector Tony Turner, Acting Tairāwhiti Area Commander:  Twelve paddlers made it safely back to shore after their wakas upturned landing them in the sea near the mouth of the Tūranganui River.  Police were called to ‘The Cut’ at Waikanae Beach in Gisborne just before 7am on Saturday.  On arrival Constable Falloon saw multiple people in the water about 100 metres from…

Datawords group becomes 87seconds: a new name to connect brands to the world

Source: Media Outreach HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 29 September 2026 – The Datawords Group announces its name change and becomes 87seconds. For 27 years, the group has supported the world’s leading brands in creating, deploying, and managing their content on an international scale, combining human expertise, proprietary technology, and artificial intelligence. … Read more

Explore Fully Funded PhD Opportunities at World #18 CUHK

Source: Media Outreach Unlock US$232,420+ PhD scholarship packages—apply by 1 Dec 2026 HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 September 2026 – For prospective doctoral and research postgraduate students seeking to elevate their research on a global stage, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has opened applications for the Hong Kong PhD … Read more

Operation Kale: Sale of drugs leads to arrests and firearm seizures

Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to: Tactical Operations Manager Inspector Craig Scott Guns, ammunition, drugs and cash have been seized, and three King Cobra gang members have been arrested following a search at a Northcote, Christchurch property. The search conducted on Monday by the Gang Disruption Unit followed an extensive investigation into the sale of…

Additional charges laid against former child psychologist; Police seek further victims

Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Baillie: Police have laid additional charges against a former child psychologist, currently on bail for alleged historic sexual offences.  Ricki (Ban Teik) Tan, aged 63, has been charged with 17 counts of historic sexual offending against five victims aged between 12 and 21 at the…

New planning laws receive Royal assent

Source: New Zealand Government The Planning Act and Natural Environment Act have received Royal assent and are now law, marking the beginning of New Zealand’s transition to a new and fundamentally different planning system, RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop and Parliamentary Under-Secretary Simon Court say.  “The replacement of the Resource Management Act 1991 represents a…

Pharmac expands access to funded cancer medicines for adolescents and young adults

Source: PHARMAC More young people with cancers that commonly occur in childhood will soon have access to funded cancer medicines, following a decision by Pharmac to update Rule 8.1(b) of the Pharmaceutical Schedule.  Rule 8.1(b) gives children with cancer, treated in a paediatric oncology service, funded access to any medicine used to treat their cancer. …

City Rail Link: One Million trips and counting

Source: New Zealand Government More than one million train rides have been recorded on Auckland’s rail network in the first two weeks since the City Rail Link (CRL) opened, with early data showing Aucklanders are embracing new routes and changing the way they travel across the city, Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Auckland Mayor Wayne…

University Research – Hidden climate risk beneath East Antarctica, new study warns

Source: Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington It holds enough ice to raise global sea levels by three to four metres and, until recently, has been viewed as relatively stable. But a major new study is now calling for urgent research on East Antarctica’s Wilkes Subglacial Basin and its potential to dramatically increase sea-levels as … Read more

Balance of payments and international investment position: Year ended 31 March 2026 – Stats NZ information release

Source: Statistics New Zealand Balance of payments and international investment position: Year ended 31 March 2026 – information release 30 September 2026 Balance of payments records the value of the country’s transactions with the rest of the world. It shows changes in financial claims on, and liabilities to, the rest of the world. International investment position … Read more

Doing the mahi for Tongariro fire recovery

Source: NZ Department of Conservation Date:  30 September 2026 Extensive fires in late 2025 destroyed more than 3000 hectares of slow-growing alpine ecosystems in a blow to the dual World Heritage-listed Tongariro National Park. Since then, the Department of Conservation and others have been working to protect the recovering landscape from introduced weeds and browsers such…

Serious incident, Buller

Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to Detective Inspector Geoff Baber, Tasman District Police:  A homicide investigation has been launched following the deaths of two people in the Buller region yesterday. At around 7:50am, emergency services were called to an address on State Highway 7, Rahu Saddle following concerns for a person.  Upon arrival, a person…

Greenpeace joins complaint to EU over NZ’s climate policy regression

Source: Greenpeace Aotearoa Greenpeace Aotearoa has joined a complaint to the EU, lodged by EU-based organisation Both ENDS, over New Zealand’s failure to comply with clauses in the EU-NZ Free Trade Agreement requiring strong climate action. Greenpeace Aotearoa Executive Director Dr Russel Norman says, “The New Zealand Government has spent the last three years systematically … Read more

Asia-Pacific Events – IMC returns to Seoul in 2027

Source: East-West Center The East-West Center’s 9th International Media Conference will return to South Korea in late June 2027. Join journalists, editors, and media leaders from the Indo-Pacific and beyond for candid conversations, practical sessions, and new opportunities to connect. Together, we’ll examine key trends across the region and the forces reshaping how news is … Read more

Aviation – CAA consultation opens on proposed passenger security levy reduction

Source: Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand CAA has opened targeted consultation on a proposal to reduce domestic and international passenger security levies by 5%. The proposal is possible because CAA has strengthened its financial position and improved the efficiency of aviation security delivery while maintaining service performance. If progressed, the domestic levy would reduce … Read more

Twenty-five years of helping New Zealanders get their money Sorted – Retirement Commission

Source: Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission Sorted, New Zealand’s free and independent money guide, is celebrating a quarter of a century of helping New Zealanders sort their finances. Launched on 30 September 2001, Sorted was the country’s first free, independent online money guide, giving New Zealanders trusted information to make informed financial decisions. It’s … Read more

“What are we giving up?” – cost of living pushing working people out of an ordinary life

Source: NZCTU Working New Zealanders across every income bracket are skipping meals, putting off the dentist and draining their savings just to get by a new report from the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi shows. The Cost of Living: What are we giving up? draws on anonymous responses to an NZCTU…

Stay vigilant in spring for safe outdoor adventures

Source: NZ Department of Conservation Spring is here with longer days and the promise of warmer temperatures. But with many of us taking a winter hiatus, NZ Mountain Safety Council (MSC) has some essential advice for easing back into more adventurous hikes and tramps. ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ” data-large-file=”https://i0.wp.com/blog.doc.govt.nz/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Logan-Penniket-Mavora-Lakes_O2-e1790715369571.jpg?fit=580580&ssl=1″ src=”https://i0.wp.com/blog.doc.govt.nz/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Logan-Penniket-Mavora-Lakes_O2.jpg?resize=580387&ssl=1″ alt=”Two hikers with backpacks walking through a…

Proposal to reduce flight passenger security levies

Source: New Zealand Government A proposed reduction to flight passenger security levies will generate millions of dollars in annual savings for the aviation sector and meets the Government’s commitment to reduce levies once the sector’s regulator had stabilised post-Covid, Associate Transport Minister James Meager says. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is consulting on a proposed…

Man sought for interview, Mount Dewar area

Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to Sergeant Terry Wood, Queenstown Police:  Police seek the public’s help to identify a man seen on the summit track in the Mount Dewar area about 12.30pm on Friday afternoon 18 September.   The man is described as of Asian complexion, in his 30s, average to taller in height. Slim build with…

Prime Minister pays tribute to Adrian Rurawhe

Source: New Zealand Government Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has expressed deep sadness at the death of former Labour MP and Speaker of the House Adrian Rurawhe. “Adrian was one of those Members of Parliament with huge mana,” Mr Luxon says. “He was a highly respected Speaker, and his fairness and calmness meant colleagues from all…

Homicide investigation launched, Edgeware

Source: New Zealand Police Attributable to Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Baillie: A homicide investigation has been launched following the death of a woman in Edgeware, Christchurch this morning. Police were called to a Purchas Street property just before 6am. Upon arrival, a woman was located deceased. A second person who was at the address is…