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Vai alla Scheda Paese »People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.
— Edmund Hillary
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Covid-19 Delta outbreak: Newborn baby tests positive for virus, more Waikato cases confirmed
COVID LATEST:* Govt needs to make vaccination mandatory for workers: business leader * Derek Cheng: Why level 2 in Auckland would resign the city to the fate of Melbourne, Sydney * C
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Ōpōtiki wins US contract for $400m greenshell mussels export
By Te Ao Māori News Not many people thought small-town Ōpōtiki could pull off New Zealand's first open ocean mussel farm and find global buyers for its product.But Open Ocean Whakatōhea Mussel Ōpōtiki...
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Wellington today, September 29: Relief and despair as MIQ rooms disappear, Covid-19 results in $466m in losses for the arts, Trade Minister heads to the UK
Catch up on the news from the pages of The Dominion Post and breaking news and events from the capital.
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Judge suppresses name of country at centre of soldier spy case
The foreign country at the centre of an unprecedented espionage trial will remain nameless due to concern it would imperil the “defence and security of New Zealand”.
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Scheme to help hospitality workers, $100 at a time
Auckland business owner Blair Duncan had set up #helpforhospo, an initiative specifically aimed to help hospitality workers across the country.
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Hutt's Cross Valley project critical to region's prosperity, business leaders say
A major planning hurdle has been cleared for a road linking one of the Wellington region’s largest industrial areas with State Highway 2, following over half-a-century of debate.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs looks for new head office
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade will move from its current home in the heart of Wellington's city centre in 2025, after more than 20 years.
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Why doesn't New Zealand have submarines? AUKUS highlights pressing military question for Government
The AUKUS partnership has New Zealand’s only formal defence ally, Australia, turning nuclear-powered. And it has highlighted a sizeable difference in military might.
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The 14-year fight to pedestrianise Cuba St
Today, Cuba St is Wellington's favourite shopping area. But it was once feared it would destroy inner-city business.
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Wellington today, September 14: Record number of submissions on law seeking to ban conversion therapy, Experience Wellington faces $477k deficit
Read the headlines and breaking news from around the region.
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Record-breaking number of submissions on law proposing to ban conversion therapy
The justice select committee has received more than 100,000 submissions on a bill that would outlaw conversion therapy – almost three times the number received on any other New Zealand legislation.
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From zero diners to a full lunch service, it's a promising start to the week for Wellington hospitality
From 1 per cent of its regular turnover to a full lunch service, at least one restaurant is seeing business bounce back at long last.
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Covid-19: Alert level extension frustrating but not surprising
Business owners outside of Auckland are settling in for at least another eight days of alert level 2 restrictions as the nation’s Covid-19 outbreak drags on.
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Feast or famine for Wellington businesses in level 2
The crowds returned in force for some retailers, particularly DIY stores, but trade was quieter for some inner-city bars.
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Auckland terrorist couldn't be deported as he was likely a 'protected person'
The Government’s years-long mission to deport the Auckland supermarket terrorist was stymied because his support for Islamic State likely made him a “protected person” under law.
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Review finds lack of promotion and clear messaging at Wellington City Council
A review into the council's communications unit has found a hard-working team hampered by a lack of direction and not enough promotion of its work.
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Covid-19: Level 2 business a relief for Wellington retailers, restaurants
“It will halve our capacity, but it's nice to be able to open again." Wellington businesses are gearing up to return to work after the announcement the region will move to alert level 2.
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Covid-19: Business breathes sigh of relief at alert level change but Auckland waits
Businesses outside of Auckland breathed a sigh of relief at the move to alert level 2 at 11.59pm on Tuesday.
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Covid 19: Business breaths a sigh of relief at alert level change but Auckland waits
Businesses outside of Auckland breath a sigh of relief at the move to alert level 2 at 11:59pm on Tuesday.
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Covid-19: Wellington to move to alert level 3 - but we're not out of the woods yet
It's been called "alert level 4 with takeaways" but next week's alert change in the capital brings families and business owners brings relief.
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Covid 19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: NZ to stay in lockdown until Tuesday night, Auckland likely to remain in alert level 4 for fortnight after that - Jacinda Ardern
COVID LATEST* 70 new cases, 347 in total, 19 in hospital - case at Warkworth rest home * Level 3 is imminent for parts of NZ - but what does it actually change? * Business groups disappointed with lockdown decision * Matthew...