Online Press Release Service for New Zealand
Dr Mark Jacobs, Director of Public Health in New Zealand gives Update 165 on the H1N1 Swine Flu Pandemic Influenza for 2009 showing overall rates of the influenza remain low in New Zealand and that the Ministry of Health is actively reviewing the situation and preparing for a potential increase in activity over 2010.
Steven Joyce, the Comms & IT Minister for New Zealand announces the frequency allocation boundaries for the use of the UHF TV banks following the digital switchover (DSO).
Simon Power, Minister of Justine releases information that the Government is planning on introducing a bill that will strengthen the Crimes Act to combat assault and injury offending against children.
Police in Waikato release the name of the man who died yesterday morning near Thompsons Track when his vehicle left the road over the edge of a cliff.
The winners of the EEO Trust Work & Life Awards 2009 were announced on 29 October 2009. NZSki, Downer EDI Works, BDO Spicers Taranaki and Manukau City Council are among the winners.
New Zealand Bus Campaign request for donations is released from the NZ Atheist Campaign website with plans to put ads carrying messages of atheist and humanist beliefs on buses in and around NZ cities.
Gerry Brownlee announces a raft of changes to NZ’s electricity system to enhance competition and constrain price increases, increase security of supply, and ensure effective and stream-lined governance.
Air NZ’s “Kids at Christmas” charity auction kicked off on the 4th of December, aiming to raise money for children’s charities.
Missing tourist found in Christchurch..
Police have released the name of the deceased, who died in a tramping Accident in Mt Aspiring National Park yesterday. He is Karl Walter QUAASS aged 30 yrs, professional writer from..