News from NZ Government State Highway 1 through Wellington City is heavily congested at peak times and while planning continues on the duplicate Mt Victoria Tunnel and Basin Reserve project, the Government has also asked the NZ Transport Agency to consider and provide advice on a Long Tunnel option, “Boosting economic growth and productivity is […]
Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII will officially open the $12 million Te Kōhao Health, Wellness and Diagnostic Centre located in the heart of the Enderley community in East Hamilton.
Police are investigating the sudden death of a man at Mount Maunganui this morning. At 3.40am, Police were called to a burglary at a building site on Surf Road. As Police arrived, three suspects fled on foot. While two were located and arrested, a third ...
Coastal, Waimea and Nelson North zones will move from a prohibited fire season (total fire ban) to a restricted fire season from 8am Monday 15 April, until further notice.
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle on State Highway 2 at Matamau, north of Dannevirke. The crash happened between Okane and Tataramoa roads about 3.20am. The man was unable to be revived and died at the scene. The Serious Crash Unit is ...
At 9:30 AM on Monday 15th April, Supporters of Climate Liberation Aotearoa will be at Zealandia Wildlife Sanctuary holding banners, handing out leaflets and speaking with cruise ship passengers about the devastating effects of the cruise ship industry.
Fishing communities in the south of Madagascar are facing sometimes deadly sea conditions due to climate change, but with the help of the UN’s International Labour Organization (ILO) are finding ways to adapt to the new circumstances they face.
On the evening of April 13, 2024, Israel experienced a severe and unprecedented direct attack from Iran. This aggressive act involved the launching of hundreds of missiles and UAVs targeting Israel, marking a significant escalation in regional ...
"I remind all parties of their obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law."
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Foreign Minister Winston Peters have condemned Iran’s shocking and illegal strikes against Israel.
News from Climate Liberation Aotearoa At 9:30AM today, supporters of Climate Liberation Aotearoa will be at Zealandia Wildlife Sanctuary holding banners, handing out leaflets and speaking with cruise ship passengers about the devastating effects of the cruise ship industry. “It is heartbreaking to see so many people come to a place dedicated to protecting nature […]
One of the foremost accomplishments of the industrial age is the “immense progress against extreme poverty.” It created an economy that requires less sacrifice of human labor and can generate more goods and services for the populations of the world, ...
News from Lotto New Zealand A family from Wellington have become New Zealand’s newest multi-millionaires after winning $30.16 million in Lotto at the weekend. The mammoth prize is the largest prize won by a single ticket since August 2023, when a Paraparaumu couple won $37.125 million. The family syndicate, who wish to remain anonymous, are […]
Press Release – 818 Entertainment Auckland Theatre Company are bringing Rugby World Cup fever back to Auckland – led by a group of Tongan superfans – at ASB Waterfront Theatre from 18 June to 6 July. Auckland Theatre Company are bringing Rugby World Cup fever back to Auckland – led by a group of Tongan […]
Press Release – Wellington City Council The mega Faultline Ultra Festival is coming to the capital this weekend – with participants experiencing the incredible trails, epic views and lush bush of the city. With about 1100 athletes already registered for the six Trail Running adventures and four Mountain Bike challenges across 20-21 April, there’ll be […]
News from NZTA Waka Kotahi Road crews will be at work on State Highway 1 near the Basin Reserve next Thursday night (17 April). Resurfacing is planned for the intersection of State Highway 1 and Adelaide Road. The work is essential maintenance required for an urban stretch of State Highway 1 that carries around 16 […]
The Stars have opened their 2024 ANZ Premiership campaign with a tough 58-51 loss to the Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse in Auckland.
Police can now confirm one person has died in a crash on Ohautira Road in Raglan this afternoon. The crash, between a car and motorcycle, happened shortly after 2pm. Sadly, the motorcyclist was pronounced deceased at the scene. The road has now reopened.
Local Community Votes For Plane Sense To Commence A High Court Judicial Review Against Wellington Airport, Airways And The Civil Aviation Authority, Over Flight Path Change
Police are responding to a one vehicle crash on Oruarangi Road, near Montgomerie Road, Mangere, Auckland. The crash was reported around 6:40pm. The Serious Crash Unit has been advised. The road is blocked and motorists are advised to take an alternate ...
In recognition of Jean’s 10-year anniversary, the Illam will be running a special screening of Aunty and the Star People- a documentary about Jean’s work at the Illam on 1 May at the Penthouse Cinema at 6.15pm.
A man has been arrested after he returned to the scene of a burglary committed the previous night in Mount Wellington. At around 7:30am this morning Police received a report of a man, believed to be the offender in a burglary the previous night, ...
Ohautira Road in Raglan is closed as emergency services attend a serious crash involving two vehicles. It happened just after 2pm and one person is said to have critical injuries. Diversions are in place around the crash scene and motorists are asked ...
The Herald reports: From the gory details of job-cuts news, you’d think the public service was being eviscerated. While the media’s view of the cuts is incomplete, it’s also true that departments have been leaking the particulars faster than a Wellington water pipe (and to be fair, formal update announcements have also commenced). Consequently, we know of […]
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