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Waikato & BOP state highway works November 2024

It's only one month until Christmas and NZTA Waka Kotahi said the summer renewals programme is steaming ahead with bells on. "This is positive news for road... Read More

High compliance marks Gangs Act

Yesterday, Police began actively enforcing breaches of the Gangs Act 2024. Police have taken enforcement action in a few instances since the new legislation... Read More

All Blacks team named to play Italy in Turin 

The All Blacks' final match of the Northern Tour will see Sam Cane and TJ Perenara make their last appearances in the black jersey. Cane will end his career... Read More

Additional safeguards for puberty blockers

The Ministry of Health is today releasing an evidence brief and position statement on the use of puberty blockers for gender identity issues and outlining a... Read More

DHL expects 12% shipment increase this peak season

DHL Express, the world's leading international express service provider, is expecting a 12% shipment increase this peak season, signalling robust international... Read More

Māori gift company launches for Christmas

A new speciality gifting company has entered the market, with its sights set on servicing the customised needs of millions of gift givers throughout Aotearoa. Every... Read More

Community event tackles family violence stigma

A White Ribbon community event on November 30 at Memorial Park in Tauranga aims to change the conversation around family violence in New Zealand. 'Planting... Read More

Bus users speak on council led bus fare review

Bay of Plenty Regional Council (BOPRC) has launched a comprehensive review of fares to ensure public transport remains accessible, sustainable, and easy to use. According... Read More

Pāpāmoa bodybuilder wins world championship

Mount Maunganui College dance teacher and dean Abbey Yule has become the 2024 ICN Fitness World Champion after the ICN Natural World Games in Canberra, Australia. The... Read More

Ferret threatens native species at Waihī Beach

A large ferret measuring over half a metre in length, nicknamed ‘Goliath,' has been spotted on the prowl in the Orokawa Bay area, heightening concerns... Read More

Showers for the eastern North Island

A thundery Thursday throughout central Aotearoa New Zealand eases on Friday as MetService is forecasting showery and cool southwesterlies for much of the country... Read More

Government reinstating livestock exports by sea

The Government is reinstating the trade of livestock exports by sea while ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare, saidAssociate Minister of Agriculture... Read More