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About NZ Herald
NZ Herald is owned by New Zealand Media and Entertainment (NZME), a New Zealand newspaper, radio, and digital media business formed in 2014 from the merger of APN New Zealand, the Radio Network, and GrabOne. As of March 2026, New Zealand-based Canadian billionaire Jim Grenon became NZME's largest shareholder, holding a 19.9% stake.
Media Bias/Fact Check rates NZ Herald on the right side of 'Least Biased' with 'High' factual reporting, noting a slight right-center bias in opinion pieces but a neutral tone in editorials. Ground News, combining Ad Fontes Media and Media Bias/Fact Check, also rates it as 'Center' with 'Very High' factuality. A Curia Market Research poll in April 2023 identified NZ Herald as the most politically balanced media outlet in New Zealand. Historically, the paper, founded in 1863, held a pro-settler, pro-war, and pro-confiscation stance during the New Zealand Wars, often portraying Mฤori negatively. There have also been concerns regarding the Chinese New Zealand Herald, co-owned by NZME, which has been reported to be under the editorial control of China News Service.
New Zealand's past fight against deer in native forests
- Historical newspaper articles from the 1930s reveal significant efforts to control deer and wild goats in New Zealand's native forests. - For over a century, deer have been identified as a major cauโฆ
Remembering My Mother Beyond Alzheimer's
- Glenn Dwight shares personal memories of his mother, choosing to focus on her life rather than her illness. - The author aims to preserve the stories and essence of the mother he remembers. - The piโฆ
MMP system is flawed, should be reviewed: Letters to the Editor
- A reader argues that the Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) electoral system leads to distorted results and suggests a review. - The reader points to the potential for Parliament to expand to 132 membeโฆ
Labour pledges $21 million for Mฤori trades training
- Labour has pledged $21 million annually for Mฤori-led trades training if elected. - The program aims to establish a contestable fund for Mฤori providers, including marae and iwi trusts. - Up to 3,00โฆ
Mount Maunganui Landslide Review Costs Council Over $519,000
- A review into the Mount Maunganui landslide cost Tauranga City Council over $519,000. - The report was prepared by Paul Davison KC. - Despite the review's completion, demands for accountability regaโฆ
Mount Maunganui landslide: Tauranga needs experienced leaders, not famous names
- An opinion piece argues that the deaths from the Mount Maunganui landslide were a result of a preventable governance failure. - The author criticizes the leadership in Tauranga, suggesting a need foโฆ
โKeep Leftโ stickers suggested after wrong-way crash kills Swiss tourist
- A fatal wrong-way crash in Taranaki has prompted calls for 'Keep Left' stickers on rental cars. - A motorist attempted to alert the Swiss tourist driving on the wrong side of the road. - The incidenโฆ
Over 1200 Auckland home support workers face job losses after Health NZ decision
- Over 1200 home support workers in Auckland are facing potential job losses after Health NZ decided not to award contracts to three non-profit providers. - The affected providers, including Presbyterโฆ
Freeze, fight or flight: Mental skills coaches help sports teams get back in the game
- Mental skills coaching, used by elite sports teams like the All Blacks, helps athletes manage pressure and perform under stress. - These techniques, focusing on controlling reactions and maintainingโฆ
New Zealand's Building Crisis: Leaky Homes Legacy Continues
- New Zealand faces an ongoing crisis of substandard housing, echoing the "leaky homes" issues of the past. - Experts predict a new wave of costly building defects, leading to widespread misery and fiโฆ
Auckland housing changes: Interactive map shows what could be built at your property
- Auckland Council has released an interactive map detailing proposed housing density changes across the city. - The map allows residents to see potential new housing developments in their specific neโฆ
Whangฤrei airport noise complaints remain steady despite 30% drop in incidents
- Residents near Whangฤrei Airport continue to report sleep disruption due to noise. - This occurs despite a reported 30% decrease in noise-related incidents. - The ongoing noise issues highlight a peโฆ
Letters to the Editor: Constantly comparing New Zealand to Nordic countries is fatuous
- A reader argues that comparing New Zealand to Nordic countries like Sweden is misguided and tiresome. - The reader contends that New Zealand's economy and global standing differ significantly from tโฆ
Tollens' reagent found at three schools prompts evacuations, Defence Force response
- Three New Zealand schools experienced evacuations and required Defence Force intervention due to the discovery of Tollens' reagent, a chemical used in science experiments. - Horowhenua College, Manaโฆ
Luxon Apologizes for Benefit Payment Errors After Parliament Statement
- Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has apologized for errors in benefit payments made to individuals. - This apology comes despite Luxon standing by a previous statement made in Parliament regarding tโฆ
Act Criticizes National Party Over Queenstown Bed Tax Deal U-turn
- Act Party MPs have offered to meet with mayors concerning the National Party's change of stance on a Queenstown bed tax agreement. - Otago mayors expressed disappointment as negotiations for the Queโฆ
Health NZ contract cuts threaten 1200 Auckland home-support jobs
- Health NZ plans to cut contracts with community providers, putting over 1200 home-support worker jobs in Auckland at risk. - This move could disrupt essential care services for older and disabled inโฆ
Nostalgia-Fueled Election Campaigns Are a Red Flag, Warns Professor
- Professor Paul Moon warns against election campaigns that leverage nostalgia, particularly as 2026 approaches. - He argues that such campaigns often present a "sunlit past" as a solution for nationaโฆ
Northwood Gas Main Rupture May Leave Christchurch Suburb Without LPG Until Sunday
- A gas main rupture occurred on OโNeill Ave in Northwood, Christchurch, on Thursday morning. - The rupture has caused LPG outages for some homes and a supermarket in the suburb. - Service may not be โฆ
Auckland School Closes Classrooms Due to Teacher Shortage Amid Flu Outbreak
- Remuera Intermediate School in Auckland has instructed parents to keep children home due to an exceptionally high number of teacher absences. - The school stated it no longer has sufficient staff toโฆ
Queenstown Evacuated as Winter Storm Triggers Flooding on South Island
- Residents in Queenstown were evacuated overnight due to land stability concerns amid heavy rainfall. - Firefighters responded to 16 flooding-related incidents, primarily water entering homes. - Seveโฆ
Ex-Chamber boss Michael Barnett appointed to Manurewa board amid vote-rigging probe
- Michael Barnett, former CEO of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed as an observer to the Manurewa Local Board. - His appointment comes amid a significant investigation into allegatiโฆ
Six Arrested in Kawerau Police Operation Targeting Mongrel Mob Gang
- Police arrested six patched members of the Mongrel Mob gang in Kawerau. - The operation involved executing seven search warrants across the town. - Seized items included drugs, ammunition, and gang โฆ
Shane Jones Tells Steven Spielberg โET Go Homeโ Over Mine Donation
- Resources Minister Shane Jones has criticized Hollywood director Steven Spielberg for donating money to a campaign against a controversial gold mine in Central Otago. - Jones accused Spielberg of "sโฆ
Police seek public help to find wanted 30-year-old man deemed dangerous
- Police are seeking public assistance to locate Rogan Hare-Huru, a 30-year-old man wanted for firearms offenses. - Hare-Huru is considered dangerous and is actively evading law enforcement. - The pubโฆ
Act MP Paul Henry Discusses Party Stance on Climate Commission and Farming
- Act MP Paul Henry appeared on 'The Country' radio show to discuss his party's views. - Key topics included the Climate Change Commission and the farming industry. - The program also featured Shane Jโฆ
Why Christopher Luxon blew up unwritten coalition rules โ and infuriated David Seymour and Winston Peters
- Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has reportedly broken unwritten coalition rules, causing significant anger among coalition partners. - The dispute centers on Luxon's handling of a proposed ban on sโฆ
Taupล council seeks to shield electricity fund from amalgamations
- Taupล District Council is working to safeguard its Electricity Limited Fund from potential access by other councils in case of amalgamation. - The fund originated from the 1995 sale of council-ownedโฆ
Juice Company Owner Found Guilty of Food Act Breaches, Reacts Defiantly in Court
- Riiria Jade Tatana, owner of the juice company Our Fruit Box, was found guilty on three charges related to breaching the Food Act. - Tatana reacted to the court's decision by holding up two middle fโฆ
Nepalese community in New Zealand rallies to support flood victims
- The Nepalese community in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, is mobilizing to aid victims of a severe flash flood. - The disaster was triggered by a massive avalanche of ice and rock. - Community leaders desโฆ
Economist challenges claim work lifts people from poverty
- Economist Susan St John argues that work does not lift people out of poverty, citing benefits recipients and low-wage workers. - She highlights the extensive social damage caused by neglecting childโฆ
Auckland Airport faces regional flight disruptions due to dense fog
- Auckland Airport experienced significant disruptions on the morning of August 26, 2026, with nearly 40 regional flights cancelled or delayed. - Dense fog enveloped the city, leading to operational rโฆ
Health Commission: No Plans to Add Illnesses Linked to Chemical Mix to ACC Law
- New Zealand's Human Rights Commission has no current plans to include illnesses linked to a specific chemical mix in the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) law. - Advocates argue that former saโฆ
Community rallies to support woman battling terminal cancer
- A community in Waipukurau has launched a fundraiser to help Suzanne Jordan, who is battling terminal metastatic breast cancer. - Jordan, a former ambulance officer, has cancer in her bones, lungs, aโฆ
Mobility Scooter Ban at Charity Shop Sparks Disability Access Concerns
- A paralyzed man was reportedly told his mobility scooter was not permitted inside a Katikati charity shop. - The incident has raised concerns about disability access in local businesses. - The experโฆ
New Zealand needs transparency in political advertising algorithms
- Political parties in New Zealand are using algorithms to target specific demographics with their advertisements. - RNZ's investigation revealed that National and ACT party ads predominantly reached โฆ
Defence Force personnel still fear speaking out on sexual and other harm, audit finds
- An audit of New Zealand's Defence Force reveals that personnel still fear reporting sexual harm and other misconduct. - Junior women are identified as the most affected group by harmful behavior witโฆ
Former chiefs of staff on how to negotiate with NZ Firstโs Winston Peters after election
- New Zealand voters are largely unaware of the complex negotiations involved in forming a government post-election. - These discussions are typically hidden from public view, with only cryptic commenโฆ
Christchurch Airport posts record $64.9m profit, boosted by tourism boom
- Christchurch Airport reported a record underlying profit of $64.9 million, a 30.6% increase. - The strong financial result is attributed to a surge in tourism. - Airport CEO Justin Watson highlighteโฆ
Listen to The Country: Wine industry adapts as vines come out and demand shifts
- New Zealand's wine industry is adapting to shifting consumer demand and changing vineyard practices. - Vineyards are being replaced with other crops as the industry faces evolving market preferencesโฆ
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says relationship with Government will settle after election
- Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown is awaiting the outcome of the upcoming election before addressing the relationship between the city and the national government. - The mayor's comments come amid a week mโฆ
Businessman jailed for secretly filming Auckland women during sex and uploading footage
- Shafkat Mahbub secretly filmed women during sex and uploaded footage online. - He was charged with 14 intimate recordings, 10 of which were posted for profit. - Victims described him as a "pathetic โฆ
Tongariro National Trout Centre seeks volunteers to keep programmes going
- The Tongariro National Trout Centre is seeking volunteers and funding to continue its educational programs after a partnership with the Taupล District Council ended. - Newly appointed manager Clint โฆ
Chris Hipkins receives death threat while out walking
- New Zealand Labour leader Chris Hipkins reported receiving a death threat while walking to a media interview. - The individual allegedly threatened to kill Hipkins and throw him into Wellington Harbโฆ
How AI can help NZ rid its wilderness of โholdโoutโ pest possums
- Artificial intelligence offers a potential new method for eradicating invasive possums in New Zealand. - The AI-driven approach could also be adapted to detect other pests like stoats and rats. - Thโฆ
Global wine slump affects exports from Australia and New Zealand
- Wine industries in Australia and New Zealand face a global demand downturn. - Consumers worldwide are buying less alcohol due to financial pressures and increased health consciousness. - This declinโฆ
Steve Abel links climate change deaths to Holocaust in Parliament speech
- Green MP Steve Abel has defended his recent speech in Parliament, which drew comparisons between climate change deaths and the Holocaust. - Abel rejected claims that his remarks diminished the signiโฆ
Farmers Report Pest Numbers Outpacing Control Efforts in New Zealand Survey
- A survey by Federated Farmers indicates that farmers are struggling to control rising pest animal populations, including possums and deer. - Despite increased spending on pest control measures, farmโฆ
Labourโs goal to set up a Parliamentary Budget Office wonโt be pretty, but itโs the right call โ Marcus Ganley
- Labour plans to establish a Parliamentary Budget Office, a move expected to face significant political opposition. - The process of setting up such an office is often contentious, as demonstrated byโฆ
Preserving farming knowledge in the agritech era: Sarah Bell on The Country
- Sarah Bell discussed agritech and the need for a "Living Knowledge Bank" for farmers. - The concept aims to capture and preserve the wisdom of farmers in the face of technological advancements. - Beโฆ
Election 2026: Winston Peters dampens National Party's hopes of ditching bed tax commitment
- New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has cast doubt on the National Party's ability to abandon a commitment to explore a "bed tax." - The government had agreed to explore the tax in its regional โฆ
Torbay and Browns Bay BB gun damage: Police warn against social media speculation
Police in Torbay and Browns Bay are investigating property damage, suspected to be caused by BB guns. Authorities are urging residents not to speculate on social media, warning that unverified informโฆ
Middle School West Auckland board dissolved as commissioner takes control
- Middle School West Auckland's board of trustees has been dissolved by the Ministry of Education. - A commissioner has been appointed to oversee the school's operations. - This intervention is considโฆ
Thames cemetery graves threaten State Highway 25 slide risk
- Approximately ten graves at Thames' Tararu Cemetery are at risk of sliding onto State Highway 25. - The cemetery is situated on a slope above the highway, and recent heavy rainfall has exacerbated eโฆ
ลamaru's heritage street to feature in Netflix series 'East of Eden'
- ลamaru's historic Harbour Street, contributing $10.6 million annually to the local economy, is set to gain international attention. - The precinct will be featured in the upcoming Netflix series 'Eaโฆ
My late koroua ran for National. It needs a centre-right intervention to return to its values โ Carmen Parahi
- Carmen Parahi argues that the National Party needs a center-right intervention to regain its core values. - She traces the party's origins to the Liberal Party, suggesting a return to its foundationโฆ
Chris Penk refuses to confirm or deny leadership challenge against Christopher Luxon
- National MP Chris Penk has refused to confirm or deny allegations that he initiated a leadership challenge against Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. - Luxon had previously claimed that Penk launchedโฆ
Doctor in senior role misdiagnosed rare stroke, exceeding training: Commissioner
- A doctor in a senior role misdiagnosed a rare stroke due to exceeding her training limits, according to the Health and Disability Commissioner. - The doctor has acknowledged her failures in patient โฆ
Labour Abandons 'Small Target' Strategy, Signals Increased Spending and Taxes
- The Labour Party has shifted from its "small target" strategy, signaling a commitment to increased spending, taxation, and borrowing. - This fiscal approach is seen as an admission that the party plโฆ
Auckland speed table modified after complaints, claims of damage to vehicles
- A speed table on a steep hill in Glen Eden, Auckland, will be modified following numerous complaints. - Residents have reported damage to their vehicles allegedly caused by the speed table. - The moโฆ
New charges over alleged corruption in North Island prisons
- Fresh charges have been filed concerning alleged corruption within several North Island prisons. - The investigation, spanning nearly a year, has resulted in charges against 24 individuals. - Those โฆ
Digital ID Proposed for Social Media Age Checks in New Zealand
- The New Zealand government is considering a ban on social media use for individuals under 16. - An advisory suggested implementing a digital identification system to verify users' ages on social medโฆ
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth discusses food fraud risks on The Country
- Dr. Jacqueline Rowarth discussed the risks and costs associated with food fraud on The Country radio show. - The conversation highlighted the potential impact of food fraud on consumers, producers, โฆ
Queenstown Mayor demands urgent talks after government U-turn on bed tax
- Queenstown's mayor is seeking an urgent meeting with the government following a sudden reversal on a proposed bed night levy. - Mayor John Glover expressed shock and felt blindsided by the governmenโฆ
AgriTech could transform rural New Zealand but report warns farmer knowledge must be preserved
- Agricultural technology is reshaping New Zealand's food and fibre export sector, valued at $64.3 billion. - A new discussion paper by the Helen Clark Foundation argues that the country's response toโฆ
Social media ban: Department of Internal Affairs says it never provided advice on options to restrict Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
- The lead government agency for restricting social media use has stated it provided no advice on regulating Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). - The agency also confirmed it has not been asked to proviโฆ
NCEA underachievement: NZโs failure rate is bigger than we thought and worsening
- New data reveals New Zealand's NCEA failure rate is higher than previously understood. - The figures do not account for students who leave without completing Level 1 or Level 2. - This underachievemโฆ
Food fraud: Why fake honey, olive oil and meat cost economies billions โ Dr Jacqueline Rowarth
- Food fraud, involving mislabeling and adulteration of products like honey, olive oil, and meat, costs the global economy billions annually. - The exact financial impact is unknown due to the widesprโฆ
Police officer critically injured by fleeing vehicle while laying road spikes
- A senior police officer is in critical condition after being struck by a fleeing vehicle while laying road spikes near Palmerston North early Saturday morning. - The officer's colleague expressed deโฆ
NZ Poll: Opportunity Party in kingmaker position as leader approval slumps
- The Opportunity Party has surpassed the 5% threshold in the latest RNZ-Reid Research poll. - Neither the current coalition nor the opposition has enough seats to form a government without the party'โฆ
New Zealand PM Scraps 'Bed Tax' Plans, Disappointing Tourism Mayors
- New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has abandoned plans for a "bed tax" on accommodation providers. - The decision disappointed mayors in tourist hotspots who had advocated for the levy to โฆ
Mayors left disappointed by National ruling out bed tax
- The mayors of Auckland and Queenstown Lakes are disappointed that the National Party has ruled out a bed tax. - Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown criticized the government for abandoning its commitment to โฆ
Fijian Jungle Project Poised to Offer Billion-Dollar Climate Solution for New Zealand
- A project in Fiji is being developed as a potential billion-dollar solution to New Zealand's climate change challenges. - The scheme aims to help New Zealand offset millions of tonnes of carbon emisโฆ
Fewer Kiwis are having babies and it will make life harder for all of us โ Editorial
- New Zealand is experiencing a declining birth rate, which is expected to create future societal challenges. - Factors contributing to this trend include the high cost of living, housing affordabilitโฆ
Coroner: Driveway death of Palmerston North toddler Satvik Nainwal was preventable
- A coroner has ruled that the death of toddler Satvik Nainwal in Palmerston North was preventable. - The two-year-old was found unresponsive on a driveway and later died in hospital from head injurieโฆ
National Party Abandons Plans for Bed Tax, Bank Tax Amid 'No New Taxes' Pledge
- New Zealand's National Party has abandoned plans to introduce an accommodation levy and a bank tax. - The decision aligns with the party's pledge of "no new taxes" for working people during the upcoโฆ
Whatโs hot and whatโs not in the world of art, furniture and collectibles
- Luxury handbags, baseball cards, watches, and sneakers are fetching millions of dollars at auction. - A Hermรจs Jane Birkin handbag sold for over $17 million, highlighting extreme prices for collectiโฆ
Brother of slain cop Derek Wootton praying critically injured police officer pulls through
- The brother of slain officer Derek Wootton expressed his pain seeing another officer critically injured in a similar incident. - Sergeant Derek Wootton died in 2008 while deploying road spikes northโฆ
Labour Promises Budget Surplus by 2029/30, Aims to Restore Reserve Bank's Dual Mandate
- Labour pledges to return to a budget surplus by the 2029/30 financial year, using the original OBEGAL measure. - The party also commits to restoring the Reserve Bank's dual mandate, considering emplโฆ
Hospital security appeared powerless against โintimidatingโ patient, witness says
- A patient at Palmerston North Hospital's emergency department reported that security staff appeared unable to manage an intimidating man. - The woman, who waited over eight hours, witnessed the man โฆ
Court Fine Crackdown: Over 70 Vehicles Clamped or Seized in One Day
- New Zealand authorities clamped or seized over 70 vehicles in a single day as part of a crackdown on unpaid court fines. - Bailiffs conducted a blitz to apprehend debtors who had not settled their fโฆ
Weather: Thousands without power across Wellington and South Island
- Thousands of homes in Wellington and the South Island are without power due to severe weather. - Strong wind watches and warnings are in effect for several regions, including Marlborough, Hawke's Baโฆ
2027: Why I canโt be Tinubuโs campaign DG - Wike
- Nigeria's FCT Minister Nyesom Wike stated he will not serve as Director-General for President Tinubu's 2027 campaign due to past trends. - Wike cited historical examples where presidential campaign โฆ
Lincoln student Cameron Beck wins $6000 agriculture scholarship after Cyclone Gabrielle experience
- Lincoln University student Cameron Beck received the 2026 John Perrin Scholarship for his farm management studies. - Beck's interest in agriculture was solidified by his work repairing farm infrastrโฆ
A Little Less Judgment, A Little More Kindness โ Editorial
- Social media provides unprecedented access to others' lives but fosters a culture of judgment. - Many feel entitled to comment on every aspect of someone else's life online. - The editorial urges reโฆ
Luxon will argue he had no mandate for radical public sector reform. But it may be too late โ Andrew Ketels
- Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is committed to reforming and restructuring the public sector to improve service delivery. - Luxon responded to a question about Act Party's policy on ethnicity-baseโฆ
What Te Pฤti Mฤori is doing is actually just bloody clever โ Heather du Plessis-Allan
- An opinion piece suggests Te Pฤti Mฤori's strategy is a clever political maneuver. - The author believes this strategy could help the Labour party and the left gain power. - The piece analyzes the pโฆ
Meola Reef harbour crossing: Auckland councillors blast proposed $1m study
- Auckland councillors criticized a proposed $1 million study for the Meola Reef harbour crossing. - Mayor Wayne Brown stated he has not committed ratepayer funds to the project. - The proposal for thโฆ
Letters to the Editor: Fairness means doing whatโs right โ for all
- An opinion piece argues that fairness requires ensuring all talented individuals have opportunities to thrive. - The author suggests lessons in fairness are crucial for societal progress. - The piecโฆ
Stewart Island Kiwi Spotted in Daylight Alongside Children on School Run
- A rare sighting of a kiwi bird occurred in daylight on Stewart Island, New Zealand. - Three schoolchildren encountered the bird while walking to school. - The kiwi is an iconic, nocturnal bird nativโฆ
Max Nash: Auckland doctor and WW2 Spitfire pilot dies aged 103
- Dr. Max Nash, an Auckland general practitioner and World War II Spitfire pilot, has died at the age of 103. - Nash pursued his passion for speed through motorbikes and flying, learning to fly numeroโฆ
Manurewa Local Board: Auckland Council appoints observer amid vote-rigging claims
- Auckland Council has appointed an observer to the Manurewa Local Board amid claims of vote rigging. - The observer's role is to monitor the board's proceedings and ensure proper functioning. - Phil โฆ
We pay landowners to plant pine. We should pay them to plant natives too โ Dr Erik van Eyndhoven
- An opinion piece argues that landowners should be compensated for planting native trees, similar to current incentives for pine plantations. - The author highlights successful native restoration proโฆ
Pฤmu profit rises a third to $160m as commodity prices lift farm results
- Pฤmu, a New Zealand farm management company, reported a 33% profit increase, reaching $160 million. - The rise in earnings is attributed to higher commodity prices boosting farm results across its dโฆ
Beef mince prices expected to stay high into 2027 amid tight global supply
- Beef mince prices in New Zealand are expected to remain high until 2027 due to tight global supply. - Rabobank senior analyst Jen Corkran noted that beef mince, traditionally a budget-friendly optioโฆ
How Te Pฤti Mฤoriโs electorate vote gambit could bring down the Mฤori seats โ Liam Hehir
- Te Pฤti Mฤori is campaigning solely on electorate votes, a strategy that could potentially impact the Mฤori seats. - This approach allows for gaming the electoral system, a common tactic across variโฆ
Elgin Community Backs Designs for Blackpool Reserve Playground
- The community of Elgin is expressing strong support for the proposed designs for the Blackpool Reserve playground. - The Gisborne District Council plans to redevelop Blackpool Reserve in stages as fโฆ
North Island enjoys spring-like weather as South Island faces severe winds
- The North Island of New Zealand is expected to experience pleasant, spring-like weather this weekend with temperatures reaching 20C or higher. - Conversely, the South Island will be hit by severe weโฆ
NZ Politicians Debate Big Tech Copyright Infringement
- New Zealand politicians Paul Goldsmith and Willie Jackson believe major tech companies likely violate copyright law by collecting data from local media. - The two senior MPs, however, differ on the โฆ
Gisborne District Council receives $115,590 for emergency waste management after severe weather
- Gisborne District Council in New Zealand received a $115,590 grant for emergency waste management. - The funding addresses costs incurred from severe weather events in January and February. - The grโฆ
