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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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New Zealand’s top diplomat vows to speak truth to China
The first Maori woman appointed foreign minister faces fraught portfolio on geopolitics and climate
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Japan and New Zealand press for open markets to boost recovery
Japan and 14 other Asian neighbors Sunday signed the world’s largest free trade agreement, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
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Logistica, Dogane e Supply Chain
RCEP, una Pietra Miliare per il Commercio in Asia (e non solo)
Mentre il resto del mondo combatte contro la seconda ondata della pandemia di Covid-19, dall’oriente arriva un’alleanza in grado, secondo i paesi firmatari, di risollevare le sorti dell’economia globale. Ci sono voluti quasi dieci anni ed oltre trenta cicli di negoziazione prima che, domenica 15 novembre, i leader di 15 paesi ...
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Wellington's way back: How can the capital recover from the Covid-19 economy?
New Zealand's economy is bouncing back, but Wellington is bucking the trend. How can the capital get out of the hole?
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Cake Kitchen scores big
A nationwide campaign called Borrow the All Blacks where 100 small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) for whom video and advertising packages were created has brought a big smile to the owners of a local company. ASB reviewed nearly 2000 entries to select the 100 SMEs which will get a share ...
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Remembrance Tree Appeal kicking off to raise money for Waipuna Hospice
Christmas is a time when the absence of loved ones is strongly felt.Waipuna Hospice, in partnership with Hospice New Zealand and Farmers, is giving the community the chance to remember loved ones lost, or unable to be around, with...
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Concerns over potential 'hollowing' of Wellington's metro economy
Mayor Andy Foster to outline concerns about a 'hollowing of the metropolitan economy' when he hosts an economic forum on Friday.
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Public parks’ sale subject to legal process
Members of the public opposed to the sale of four east Auckland public reserves will have the chance to make their voices heard. Auckland Council’s finance and performance committee voted in September to dispose of a swath of council-owned properties across the city. The move is part of an effort ...
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Pasifika business leaders: 'We are definitely stronger together'
The Wellington Pasifika Business Awards were held at the Te Wharewaka o Pōneke on Wednesday night.
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Live export ship Yangtze Fortune docks in Napier before taking 5000 cattle to China
The ship is among the first live export ships to set sail from New Zealand since the Gulf Livestock 1 capsized.
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US election: Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta on Joe Biden's win
Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta has recognised and congratulated President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, noting Biden's previous visit to New Zealand.And she paid special tribute to Harris, saying...
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Zespri weighs up partnership with Chinese kiwifruit growers
By Susan Murray of RNZ Zespri is considering co-operation with Chinese growers who are illegally growing New Zealand's gold G3 kiwifruit.Since late 2019, unlawful plantings of the variety in China have almost doubled to 4000...
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Wallabies coach Dave Rennie's father in law dies, Wellington sporting identity David Painter
Former senior sergeant and stalwart of Wellington rugby and cricket teams is being mourned.
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Secretário pede união de estados para aprovar Pacto Federativo
A união dos estados em torno da aprovação da Proposta de Emenda à Constituição (PEC) do Pacto Federativo é essencial para ajudar os estados a reequilibrar as contas públicas, disse hoje (3) o secretário especial de Fazenda, Waldery Rodrigues. Ele reuniu-se com governadores, vice-governadores e secretários de 13 estados e ...
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Jacinda Ardern appoints most diverse cabinet in New Zealand history
Prime minister appoints Maori as first woman foreign minister and offers Greens two posts
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Top spots for local building apprentices
The Auckland Registered Master Builders Apprentice of the Year, in Partnership with Carters awards were announced recently and two local apprentices from a local builder Faulkner Construction placed in the top three. Ben McKee came second. McKee first went to Faulkner Construction as a Gateway Student from Macleans College. Impressed ...
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OneRoof surges ahead of rivals in September
In New Zealand real estate's biggest month for sales and listings, OneRoof.co.nz outpaced its rivals, with record numbers of Kiwis turning to the property site for listings and information.OneRoof grew 44 per cent in September and...
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Board battle over Howick Santa Parade funding
Several members of the Howick Local Board have argued in favour of cutting the funding it provides toward east Auckland’s most popular annual community event. The board voted on a large number of grant applications at its monthly business meeting on October 19. Among them was one from the Howick ...
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Medical tech company takes home supreme business prize at Gold Awards
A Wellington-based medical technology company that provides cancer screening software has been crowned the supreme award winner at Thursday night's Gold Awards.
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Port of Tauranga says testing foreign seafarers for Covid-19 not practical after Auckland worker infected
The Port of Tauranga says testing all foreign seafarers for Covid-19 is not practical and that no port workers would be a close contact with international seafarers while in port.It comes after the Maritime Union called for testing...
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Five-time New Zealand champion wins Rally Bay of Plenty
Five-time New Zealand Rally champion Richard Mason has made a winning return to the sport by taking victory at the Driven Auto Sales Rally Bay of Plenty on Sunday.Mason showed no signs that his driving had slowed during the five...