Right Place, Right Time For Waitangi Rescue
It was a case of right place, right time for the Police Maritime Unit after rescuing two teenagers struggling to keep afloat in the water off Waitangi Wharf. At about 3.30pm on Tuesday, the Police ...
Delivering Key Upgrades For SH76 Brougham Street
SH76 Brougham Street has been prioritised by our Government as a Road of Regional Significance, boosting economic growth and ...
Unemployment Climbs Above 5%
Ahead of Waitangi Day, we should note that unemployment for Māori is nearly twice the rate of the general population at 9.2%. 5,700 more Māori are out of work than last year. Pacific Peoples ...
Turning Hot Water Into A Hot Deal
Smart Hot Water will initially be available from March 10 for customers on the Orion (Canterbury) and PowerCo (lower and central North Island) networks, and who have the right meter and tariff, ...
Kiwi Are Bosses Poor At Delegating, Hindering Growth
Kiwi SME bosses often struggle with delegation due to a combination of factors, including our local "do-it-yourself" mentality, lack of management training, and a tendency to be so ‘hands-on’ they put ...
Unemployment Rate At 5.1 Percent In The December 2024 Quarter
Unemployment continued to grow, with the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate reaching 5.1 percent in the December 2024 quarter, according to figures released by Stats NZ today. Unemployment rate at ...
Top Tips For The BNZ Auckland Lantern Festival
One of the best and brightest events of the season is nearly here. From 13-16 February the BNZ Auckland Lantern Festival celebrates the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Snake at South Auckland’s ...
Impact Of Industrial Action To Be Widespread
During the strike, community sample collection will be unavailable across all of the South Island, Gisborne and Whanganui, and will be significantly impacted across Taranaki, Hutt Valley, Wellington, ...
Behind The Swipes: Loneliness, Scams And Lies In New Zealand’s Online Dating Scene
The emotional vulnerability of online dating A significant 18 percent of New Zealanders admit that feelings of loneliness ...
Name Release: Fatal Crash Acacia Bay, Taupō
Police can now release the names of the two people who died following a crash in Acacia Bay, Taupō on Friday 17 January. They were Purity Anne Te Pairi and Tamatoa Kimi, both aged 19, from Taupo. Our ...
Deel Announces New Anchor Investors And Financial Milestone
Leading payroll and HR company Deel today announced that new anchor investors, including General Catalyst and a sovereign investor, have purchased close to US$300 million in Deel secondaries from ...
Support For Māori Economic Development Projects
The Ministers also today announced $7.1m funding for Māori economic development projects in Northland and Taranaki. “The ...