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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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Climate change protesters block Wellington street at start of wave of worldwide disobedience
The Extinction Rebellion protest is focused on the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment building.
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Passing of top lawyer Bruce Squire QC will leave gulf on New Zealand's legal landscape
Bruce Squire QC practised law for 45 years and "was generous to a fault".
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Concrete contractor Murray Bassett issued fictional invoices to debt buyer
Christchurch concrete contractor defrauded debt-buying company of $350,000 after his business ran into trouble.
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Wellington Report 2019: Why the Matrix is not always about the future
Sean Murrie thought he would be a key part of the future. Now his business is merely history.
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Wellington Report 2019: What industry leaders have to say about the economy
Business and governance leaders are split on the health of our city and regional economy.
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Boat crash survivor jailed for assaulting, violating ex-partner
Five people died when two boats collided near Wellington in 1996, but Brendan Gee escaped with his life. Now, he's behind bars.
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Community leaders take next step to push for review of Baylink project
A number of community leaders have formally requested the New Zealand Transport Agency urgently review and find a solution to the Baylink project.Tauranga City Council, the Sustainable Business Network and the Bayfair Underpass...
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Balance needed in gun law reforms
This week the Parliament began debating the second round of the Government’s proposed changes to New Zealand’s gun laws. These changes were drafted following the horrific terror attack at two Christchurch mosques on March 15 that resulted in the deaths of 51 Kiwi Muslims and a large number of injuries. ...
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Aim for gun reform to be law by first anniversary of Christchurch shooting
A second tranche of gun reform is expected to become law for the first anniversary of the Christchurch shooting.
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'No Indians': Trade Me Rotorua, Christchurch listings 'racist'
Flatting advertisements in Rotorua and Christchurch requesting no Indians apply have been described as "racist and unacceptable" by the president of Rotorua Multicultural Council.A "flatmates wanted" listing in Springfield, Rotorua...
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Japan and New Zealand to jointly aim for expanded TPP
The leaders of Japan and New Zealand agreed Thursday to work toward expanding the existing 11-member Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact, as they seek further ...
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Cafe Chat: Wellington's Ramen Shop joins the burger business
The Wellington store is also now home to Karaage Burger, which will serve a range of Japanese-inspired fried offerings.
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Eyeing post-Brexit deal, U.K. trade minister to visit Japan on Friday
U.K. International Trade Secretary Liz Truss will visit Japan, Australia and New Zealand for a total of five days this week, the British government said.The ...
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Post-Brexit trade relationship talks held in Wellington with UK International Trade Secretary Liz Truss
The UK's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has arrived in New Zealand in an effort to ensure "rapid" trade talks after Brexit.
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Two cases and two fines for developer and partner over earthworks
A Wellington developer has been fined twice in a year over illegal earthworks.
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Measles outbreak: Spread of disease could be catastrophic for Pacific Islands
OPINION: Auckland is the largest Polynesian city in the world. If we export measles, the result could be calamitous.
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Call for donation law reform
New Zealand’s politicians are grappling with the important issue of how to protect the country’s democracy from the threat of foreign influence. Parliament’s Justice Committee is investigating the threat as part of its inquiry into the 2017 general election. The Committee has heard evidence on the subject from the heads ...
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Local elections 2019
Tofik Mamedov (East Vision) Standing for Local Board, Pakuranga Subdivision and council for the Howick Ward Tofik Mamedov migrated as a teenager from Baku, Azerbaijan. He has lived in Howick for 15 years and is employed in the insurance industry and also owns a small business with seven staff. “Auckland is ...
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Stormy start to spring weather: Bands of heavy rain, gales to lash NZ
Northlanders and Aucklanders should make the most of today's settled weather as bands of rain and a low make their way towards New Zealand.MetService duty meteorologist April Clark says the rain bands will first hit Northland on...
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Black Caps Blaster gives back
By Jim Birchall Black Cap Colin Munro has presented a signed playing shirt to proud sponsor of Howick Pakuranga Cricket Club, Ray White Howick. Howick Pakuranga continued their dominance over the local club scene last season. The Marie Raos Ray White Premier side ‘The Alpacas’ were crowned champions of both ...
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Firefighters swapping extinguishers for squeegees to get Papamoa Plaza open after floods
The Papamoa Plaza will be open for business as usual after a burst water main flooded the communal area this morning. A Fire and Emergency New Zealand spokesman said three fire crews - one from Pāpāmoa and two from Tauranga...