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500 Days to Rugby World Cup 2011

With only 500 days until the beginning of Rugby World Cup 2011, Dunedin City Council’s planning is well underway.

Love Springs Water Filters Court Injunction

The Commerce Commission have obtained an interim injunction from Auckland High Court to restrain three companies involved in selling Love Springs branded water filters door to door.

Christchurch Bus Lanes

The Queenspark and Colombo Street bus routes in Christchurch are now complete and the bus lanes will open 27 April 2010.

Housing Foreign Investment Rules

The Green Party Co-Leader Dr Russel Norman says the government should follow Australia’s lead and tighten foreign investment rules around housing.

BLACKCAPS and Sri Lanka Twenty20 Series

A historic Twenty20 series between the BLACKCAPS and Sri Lanka in Florida next month has been announced.

Freedom Camping Addressed by Forum

The New Zealand Freedom Camping Forum has addressed issues by agreeing to instruct people hiring non-self-contained vehicles to not freedom camp.

Brothel Licence Declined for Brazilian Motel in Glenfield

A North Shore City Council sub-committee has turned down a waiver application for a brothel in Glenfield.

NZ International Comedy Festival 2010

The NZ International Comedy Festival is being held simultaneously in Auckland and Wellington from 23rd April to 16 May 2010.

Digital Signatures Get the Vote at Christchurch City Council

With the CoSign® digital signature solution, the City Council of Christchurch, New Zealand obtains organisation-wide consents faster.

Google Buzz involved the release of personal information. A joint letter from a group of international data protection and privacy regulators, including New Zealand Privacy Commission has been sent to Google.

Holden EN-V Concept for Future Motoring

Holden’s new EN-V concept for future city motoring is to be showcased at this year’s International Expo in Shanghai, China.

Toyota Hilux Driven to Iceland Eruption

Toyota Hilux was the transport for scientists setting up monitoring equipment hours before Iceland’s Eyjafallajokull volcano erupted, sending a cloud of ash 10,000 metres into the sky.