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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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Tauranga City Council in running for two sustainability awards
Tauranga City Council is honoured to be one of the finalists in the 2019 New Zealand Insurance Sustainable Business Network Awards.The council is in the running for the Communicating for Change and Partnering for Good awards.Communications...
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Creature comforts of Singapore Airlines A350-900 winging its way to Wellington
For the first time, premium economy will be available on a long-haul service directly out of the capital.
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Fund to help boost NZ's fast growing interactive media industry sought
Interactive games are a $143 million business in New Zealand, but it could be bigger, the industry says.
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Wellington's transport plans finally moving with contract for Golden Mile revamp to go to tender
First project in Wellington's multibillion-dollar transport plan takes first tentative steps.
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Industrial land set to become business park in Horowhenua
The Horowhenua New Zealand Trust bought the land for $1.85 million, above its rateable value.
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Katipō discovery near Wellington stokes hope for threatened spider
Foreign invaders and habitat loss, the tale of the country's only dangerous native spider.
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Live: Abortion law passes first vote in Parliament 94-23
Legislation liberalising abortions has overwhelmingly passed its first vote in Parliament.A bill revising New Zealand's 42-year-old Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion Act passed its first reading in the House 94 votes to...
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3 Countries Cut Rates as World Braces for More Trade War Turbulence
Central banks in India, Thailand and New Zealand cut interest rates in what one analyst called “defensive action” amid fears of worsening U.S.-China tensions.
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Update on Howick postal services
NZ Post has confirmed that it is partnering with Paper Plus Howick from Monday August 26. Kiwibank announced last September it is to close its Howick branch and that New Zealand Post would look for a local business to take up some of its services. NZ Post said this week that collaborating with ...
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NZ First blindsides Andrew Little with talk of abortion referendum
New Zealand First has blindsided Justice Minister Andrew Little by suggesting it may call for a referendum on abortion law reform. The Government this week unveiled its bill for an overhaul of abortion laws, with the legislation...
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Pacific Property buys $56m of industrial property in Wellington
Just over $56m of property in Wellington has been sold in one of the region's biggest industrial property sales.
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High Court decision on 'high-risk' Wellington liquor store paints disastrous picture of business at war with police
An incident involving an allegedly drunk staffer coupled with 'a casual regard for the rules' may be the end of Wellington's Capital Liquor.
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Fears liquor licensing fee increase will put further strain on Wellington's struggling hospitality sector
Wellington bar and liquor store owner Qiang Liu says liquor licensing fee hike will put some people out of business.
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Council partnership with developer puts 500 affordable Wellington apartments in the pipeline
A City Council and developer partnership will begin tenanting inner-city apartments in April next year.
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Ponzi scheme operator jailed
A Half Moon Bay foreign exchange broker who defrauded his clients of more than $7 million has been sentenced to six years and three months’ imprisonment. He is to serve a minimum period of imprisonment of two years and 11 months. Kelvin Clive Wood (70) was sentenced yesterday (Wednesday, July 24) ...
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Cafe Chat: Wellington's Noah's Ark opens Lambton Square store
Popular bubble tea brand finally reaches the business end of the capital.
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Long-serving Wellington politician Ruth Gotlieb dies aged 96
From Morse code interpreter to pretzel business entrepreneur, Ruth Gotlieb's life spanned many passions.
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No guarantee firearm reforms would have prevented Christchurch terror attack
Proposed gun law change may have helped prevent the March 15 terror attack, but there's no guarantee.
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New Zealand tightens gun laws again after mosque attack
New Zealand announced plans for a national firearms register on July 22 in its second round of gun law reforms following the Christchurch mosque attacks which killed 51 Muslim worshippers.
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Plumbers group looks to raise insurance cover for members after Christchurch explosion
Gasfitters are expected to have $1m cover - that's being rethought after the scale of Friday's blast.
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Wellington water reservoir for sale draws unprecedented interest
Interest in Wellington reservoir is 'off the scale', with 23,000+ Trade Me views and calls from around the world.