Source: Press Release Service
Headline: Smarter SEO with AI: Helping Kiwi Businesses Outperform Competitors
The Web Guys reveal how artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing strategies for Kiwi companies, offering smarter, faster, and more personalised ways to reach customers.
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Source: Press Release Service
Headline: Mr Move It: Stress-Free Moving
Mr. Move It, a Wellington-based moving company, has earned 52 five-star reviews in record time, building a reputation for reliable, stress-free relocations across New Zealand. Offering residential, commercial and long-distance moves, the company focuses on exceptional care, clear communication and customer satisfaction.
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Headline: How to Tackle Cleaning Hazards in NZ Workplaces
Learn how New Zealand businesses can effectively tackle common workplace cleaning hazards, from chemical exposure to slips and falls. This article highlights the importance of professional commercial cleaning services in ensuring a safe, compliant, and productive work environment.
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Headline: Kiwi Web Design for Small Businesses
Kiwi Web Design, a new Auckland-based agency, has launched affordable web design services for small businesses across New Zealand. By embracing an AI-first approach and a highly efficient workflow, the agency delivers professional websites at a fraction of traditional costs—passing those savings directly on to clients.
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Headline: Vetlife and SPCA Supporting Central Otago on Community Tour
Vetlife and SPCA are joining forces for a Central Otago community tour, visiting clinics and schools to promote animal welfare, responsible pet ownership, and veterinary care. This initiative highlights their decades-long partnership and shared commitment to supporting animals and educating communities across the South Island.
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Headline: Kiwis Unite Over Food Safety and Organic Produce
A nationwide #NoHarmToFood petition is rallying New Zealanders against two government proposals — one to raise allowable glyphosate residues in food and another to deregulate oversight of certain gene-edited crops. Opponents warn these changes could endanger public health, harm the environment, and undermine NZ’s clean, green export reputation. The campaign calls for reduced chemical use, stronger food safety protections, and support for organic, regenerative farming.
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Source: New Zealand Police
Please attribute to Superintendent Tony Hill, Canterbury District Commander:
A woman has died in Police custody in Christchurch this morning.
At around 6:50am, the woman was located unresponsive in her cell. Police immediately notified St John, officers also provided medical assistance.
Sadly, attempts to revive the woman were unsuccessful.
Police are making enquiries into the circumstances of the death, which will be referred to the Coroner and the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA).
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Source: New Zealand Police
A woman has been charged following the discovery of a deceased newborn baby in Albert Park yesterday morning.
A 36-year-old woman has been charged with concealing the dead body of a child and will appear in Auckland District Court today.
Detective Senior Sergeant Ash Matthews, Auckland City CIB, says Police were called to the scene at about 7am on Sunday after a park worker discovered the infant.
“This investigation remains ongoing and Police are speaking with a number of people to establish the circumstances around what has occurred.
“This is a tragedy for everyone concerned and we understand this will be quite confronting information for the community to hear.”
Detective Senior Sergeant Matthews says a post-mortem will take place today to determine the next steps in the investigation.
“Police will provide further updates as the investigation allows.”
Police is not looking for anyone else in connection with the matter.
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Holly McKay/NZ Police
Source: New Zealand Police
Location:
Police can advise the 33-year-old woman reported missing from the Three Kings area has been located safe and well.
We would like to thank those who provided information to Police, which assisted in locating her.
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Holly McKay/NZ Police
Source: New Zealand Government
Construction work to remove many of Auckland’s level crossings and replace them with over-bridges for vehicles and pedestrians begins next week in a boost for the city’s productivity and job creation, Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown say.
Earlier this year, the Government and Auckland Council agreed to jointly contribute funding for the removal of level crossings in Takanini and Glen Innes. The level crossings will be removed or replaced with grade-separated crossings to maximise the City Rail Link’s ability to speed up journey times by rail and road and boost Auckland’s productivity.
The scope of the Takanini and Glen Innes package includes a total of eight level crossing removals or replacements: three new grade-separated road bridges, three new pedestrian access bridges, and the closure of two unsafe level crossings.
“The City Rail Link is on schedule to open next year, and will reshape travel for much of Auckland. Commuters can expect faster journeys, less congestion, and a range of other major benefits,” Mr Bishop says.
“Level crossings – where roads intersect with train tracks – are a common source of frustration for motorists. Most people know the sinking feeling when warning lights start flashing and the barriers come down, signalling an approaching train. For truck drivers, tradies, couriers, and many others, those minutes of waiting can mean lost time, and in many cases, lost income.”
The Mayor has championed making it easier for people to get to their destinations quickly and safely.
“I’ve always focused on getting Auckland moving and committed to making sure council’s share of funding was included in the Long-Term Plan so it’s great to see work starting on an initiative that will deliver on this,” says Mayor Brown.
“Level crossings are not an easy fix and it was another problem added to my fix list when I became mayor, but I was determined to find a solution and now we can get this done.
“With the City Rail Link opening next year, allowing for more trains to be added to the network, removing the level crossings and building new road and pedestrian bridges will cut congestion and make it safer for people to walk and drive in the area.
“This is about getting a good deal for Aucklanders and is a great example of what can happen when government and council partner to get the work done and improve safety.”
In February 2025 the Government and Auckland Council each confirmed $200 million in funding for the first three years of the work. The NZTA Board approved funding in April 2025. It is anticipated that the remainder of the cost will be allocated through the National Land Transport Programme 2027-2030.
“The CRL is a game changer but there’s a lot of work to be done to maximise how we use it effectively, removing barriers that will slow trains down and cause congestion and providing Aucklanders and visitors easy and safe access to public transport,” says Mayor Brown.
