Online Press Release Service for New Zealand
Philip York, Federated Farmers economic spokesperson welcomes the bright picture for the medium term that is portrayed by the latest Situation and Outlook for New Zealand Agriculture and Forestry, or SONZAF.
The Kiwi avocado industry has secured a multi-million dollar export deal with Japan thanks to its new food processing technology.
Auckland dogs are too chubby and Pet Angels is here to help get your pooch back in form.
Nathan Guy, the Minister for the National Library says that the trauma and recovery of quake-ravaged Christchurch is being recorded for the next generations.
Technoform’s innovative insulating spacers for the aluminium window and door industry have been nominated as a finalist in the Buildnz trade show as “product of the show 2011”.
Economic activity is considered to have improved following the previous OCR statement from Alan Bollard, Reserve Bank Governor as the OCR is maintained at 2.5 percent.
Just arrived in New Zealand and available now at www.giftbob.co.nz. Unlimited forms, structures, stress relief and more. An amazing magnetic desk toy you can’t put down – it’s seriously addictive.
We are excited to announce a publication capturing the Canterbury Rugby Football Experience, with three exclusive limited editions and one unlimited edition.
As Internet fraud and romance scams increase, a new website offers an online dating experience without the worry. Greydating was specifically designed for baby boomers and beyond with fraud protection in mind.
Cellphone safety statement from Ministry of Health released by Senior Science Advisor, Martin Gledhill.
Nick Smith, Ministry for Environment announces the Green Ribbon Award finalists for 2011 from the 203 nominations across 12 different categories.
Telecom announces that acting CEO of Telecom Wholesale, Nick Clarke is from now forward reporting to Mark Ratcliffe, Chorus CEO.
Rural women can now step put in style thanks to a new range of workwear designed specifically for women.
Taupo Museum is setting some new boundaries with two impressive exhibitions. The exhibitions involve fine art shows from Tuwharetoa artists, specialist artists talks and installations: Nga Hauwahine e Whitu (our seven sisters) and Nga Mata Kaka (beacons of light). The two shows feature some of the highest achievers in contemporary Maori art.
Information is being sent to dunedin city retailers from the Dunedin City Council and Otago Chamber of Commerce to help them make the most of the arrival of Rugby World Cup fans.
Telecom and SKY have a new agreement which will enable Telecom to sell all of SKY’s television services to Telecom customers.
The South Waikato District Counci has posted signs promoting smoke free playgrounds.
BusinessNZ welcomes the proposals outlined in the ACC discussion document, providing choice and competition.
The appearance of the star cluster Matariki (Pleiades) is the signal for the Maori New Year to begin. Carter Observatory is celebrating Matariki with activities throughout June.
Two of New Zealand’s most revered sporting icons, Irene van Dyk and Dame Susan Devoy, have teamed up in a campaign to help battle the biggest killer of children under five in the third world – pneumonia.