Police Crime Statistics Reinforce Need to Tackle Drugs and Violence
Police Minister Judith Collins said that the priority the government has placed on tackling drugs and violence has been reinforced by the latest Police crime statistics.
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Police Minister Judith Collins said that the priority the government has placed on tackling drugs and violence has been reinforced by the latest Police crime statistics.
Saint Clair Family Estate’s sauvignon blanc has been selected by The Wine Vault and Giapo for a sorbet.
Sony is launching a mobile HD snap camera that captures HD videos and photos and uploads content to social media sites.
Dragon are the headline act for the 2010 Air New Zealand Mardi Gras as part of the Queenstown Winter Festival.
The world’s highest tandem cliff jump has been launched by Shotover Canyon Swing in Queenstown.
Trade Minister Tim Groser has signed the New Zealand Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership (CEP) agreement.
Christchurch City Council is putting the Ferrymead Bridge widening and strengthening project to tender shortly.
Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee is encouraged by a poll showing support for mining in Schedule Four conservation land.
The missing yacht Tafadzwa was boarded but the skipper, Paul van Rensburg was not found.
Westland National Park’s 50th anniversary celebrations were kicked off in Franz Josef with the official opening of the newly sealed glacier roads.
Online accounting software company Xero enters into agreement with Schola Technologies to deliver an integrated online school management system for roll out in the 2011 school year.
CEO of Renaissance Corporation, Richard Webb’s detailed review delivers a forecast for the 2010 calendar year of an expected top line revenue of $205 million and an EBITDA of $3.5 million.
Maritime NZ says the sentencing of a skipper who drove his launch into a trimaran with a family on board highlights the importance of keeping a proper lookout.
Hawkes Bay Toyota has been named Toyota’s Top Dealership for 2009.
Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee makes a clarification on the mining statement he released in regards to mining permits of the Department of Conservation Estate.
David Bain’s lawyers have lodged a claim for compensation for ‘wrongful conviction and imprisonment’.
An interim ferry service will commence in Tonga next month.
Last week saw growth week on week and year on year for TV ONE and TV2, as highlighted in the top “week in review” stories on TVNZ’s business marketing site tvnzplanit.co.nz.
Prime TV is on the hunt for aspiring gardeners who are interested in being in the future series of ‘Get Growing’.
Gerry Brownlee, Minister of Energy and Resouces, shares some facts about mining in New Zealand.