Minister to represent NZ at Education World Forum
Education Minister Anne Tolley will travel to London for the Education World Forum 2011 and the British Education Training and Technology (BETT) expo.
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Education Minister Anne Tolley will travel to London for the Education World Forum 2011 and the British Education Training and Technology (BETT) expo.
Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples says Sir Tamati Reedy’s New Year honour is a fitting tribute to his life of service to the nation.
Diligent announces through the NZX that it is commencing operations in the Asia Pacific region.
Applications to adopt Russian children open following the finalisation of an arrangement where Inter Country Adoption New Zealand (ICANZ) receive a permit to operate an adoption programme with Russia.
Update from Lend Lease Corporation Limited Stapled Securities (LLC) confirming more than 95% of the eligible plaintiffs have submitted documents opting into the current settlement agreement in the US.
A Levin man missing in the Tararua Ranges since yesterday has been found safe and well.
Trade agreement between NZ and Hong Kong comes into force in 2011 via the New Zealand-Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Agreement (CEP).
Steven Joyce, Transport Minister of NZ releases the 2010 provisional road toll for New Zealand.
Ron Mueck becomes the most popular paid-entry exhibition to be held in Christchurch since a public art gallery was first established in the city in the 1930s.
The Christchurch City Council update residents on whether or not the traditional New Year’s Eve celebration in Cathedral Square will go ahead.
Following a large number of crashes on Waikato roads, New Zealand Policy say drivers are failing to drive to conditions.
Air New Zealand’s first Boeing 777-300ER aircraft has been delivered in Seattle, USA and will touched down in Auckland on Christmas Eve morning, bringing the Kiwi designed economy Skycouch to New Zealand for the first time.
Environment Minister Nick Smith today approved the joint application from Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu (Ngāi Tahu) and the Department of Conservation (DoC) to amend the Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora) Water Conservation Order (WCO) to recognise additional outstanding values.
Property For Industry (PFI) a listed industrial property investor announces on the NZX that it has secured a new five-year bank debt facility of $150 million.
‘The Party’ is the first single from four-piece British/American indie-rock outfit The Small Hours. The song, currently on NZ radio, features on The Small Hours’ new full-length record The Battle of Airstrip One, set for release 11 January 2011.
A partial takeover offer for Michael Hill International Limited (MHI) has been announced today by interests associated with the company’s founder Michael Hill.
Minister of Trade Tim Groser and Food Safety Minister Kate Wilkinson have welcomed news from Malaysia on the signing of an arrangement that takes an important first step towards improving access to Malaysia for New Zealand halal meat.
The Commerce Commission (www.comcom.govt.nz) on Friday recommended to Government that a number of services that Telecom provides to other telecommunications companies to be resold should no longer be subject to the Telecommunications Act 2001.
A local Taireri cyclist’s “hard working” attitude has captured the attention and sponsorship of an award-winning housing company, who have since gone on to extend their support even further…
The new version of Secured Signing, the digital signatures cloud computing service provides enhanced features such as ePad capture of handwritten graphical signature with iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Android phones.