Veterans Free Bus on ANZAC Day
Veterans are receiving free bus service on ANZAC Day, 25 April 2010.
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Veterans are receiving free bus service on ANZAC Day, 25 April 2010.
New Zealand Post have issued a series of ANZAC stamps.
Update 12 from Air New Zealand on UK and Europe Flight Disruptions.
Justice Minister Simon Power has replied to Mr Bain’s lawyers in regards to the process for David Bain’s compensation claim.
An Asia New Zealand Foundation reports claims ‘enormous’ potential for trade between New Zealand and South Asia.
Update 9 from Air New Zealand on UK and Europe Flight Disruptions.
Nine men in Waikeria Prison have graduated from the Special Treatment Unit Rehabilitation Programme which provides treatment for serious violent offenders with a high risk of re-offending.
The Government is supporting a temporary entertainment facility and cruise ship terminal at Queens Wharf for the Rugby World Cup celebrations.
Foodstuffs NZ Ltd has appointed Steve Anderson as the new Managing Director of Foodstuffs NZ Ltd.
Department of Labour is reminding retailers to close ANZAC Day morning until 1pm.
Update 7 from Air New Zealand on UK and Europe Flight Disruptions
The Principal of Tauranga Boys College will join a regional delegation attending the Shanghai World Expo in July 2010.
The Selecon Award for Exhibition Excellence has been granted to Brought To Light, displayed in the Christchurch Art Gallery.
The Football World Cup Trophy will be hosted in Auckland on 27 April 2010.
ANZ’s new data centre has been officially opened by Commerce Minister Simon Power.
Update 4 from Air New Zealand on UK and Europe Flight Disruptions.
Telecom New Zealand announced today that the Director of Mobile, Paul Hamburger, would be leaving Telecom in July 2010.
The NZX have advised that Telecom Corporation of New Zealand have placed a trading halt on all Ordinary Shares pending an announcement by the company.
Auckland City Council is seeking feedback on the upgrade of Judges Bay.
Seaweek 2010 included a successful clean-up of eleven eastern Bay of Islands’ beaches.