Health and Safety in Employment Act Reminder from DOL
The Department of Labour (DOL) is reminding employers of their responsibilities under the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992, following the sentencing of James Hardie NZ Ltd.
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The Department of Labour (DOL) is reminding employers of their responsibilities under the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992, following the sentencing of James Hardie NZ Ltd.
Moko the Dolphin, Whakatane’s newest tourist attraction, has been filmed by a Japanese television crew and gained more press exposure after being photographed with a local dog.
TIME Unlimited, specialising in Maori cultural tours, as well as Auckland, fishing, kayaking and wilderness tours, has won the public vote section of the Indigenous Tourism and Biodiversity Website Awards 2010.
Igor Gallas, a young Croatian fashion designer, has won the iD Emerging Designer Award in Dunedin as part of 2010 iD Fashion Week.
Newton Faulkner is performing at the James Hay Theatre on April 10 2010 as part of Christchurch’s International Jazz & Blues Festival.
Nelson City Council is improving the road layout and pedestrian access at Tahunanui Reserve.
Auckland Council logo competition closes Friday, 19 March 2010.
Auckland’s new Viaduct Events Centre is due to begin construction in April 2010 in Halsey Street Wharf.
Hamilton is hosting its third annual V8 Supercar Streetrace.
Customs Minister Maurice Williamson opened a new Air Cargo Inspection Facility at Auckland Airport.
Daihatsu Japan is recalling 270,000 vehicles, but Toyota NZ – the New Zealand distributor for Daihatsu – confirmed the vehicles being recalled are not sold in New Zealand.
The government has launched a five year health plan for Pacific people ‘Ala Mo’ui: Pathways to Pacific Health and Wellbeing 2010 – 2014.
NZTA is expanding its traffic information service by installing new webcams on State Highway 1.
The government plans to spend up to $21 million establishing a network of food development facilities in order to encourage New Zealand’s export base to create more value from their products, to help raise NZ’s economic growth rate.
The Ellerslie International Flower Show received crowds of 10,000 visitors on its second day, despite intermittent rain, including Prime Minister John Key.
The first BRAVIA 3D TVs in NZ will be displayed at Sony Style Newmarket and Wellington in April 2010.
A new investment website connects foreign investors to New Zealand business networks quickly and efficiently.
The government’s two new retirement visas enable high income people of retirement age to come and live in New Zealand, and encourages investment.
The Reserve Bank hold the Official Cash Rate of New Zealand at 2.5% with Reserve Bank Governer Allan Bollard predicting a pick-up in growth further through 2010 for the NZ economy.
A new website is being developed by the Ministry of Health enabling doctors, nurses, and other health specialists to share information and discuss topics online. The website will feature similar social networking tools such as Facebook and Bebo use.