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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.
A new initiative, the Housing New Zealand Options and Advice service will be rolled out nationally.
Government has asked the Ministry of Education to increase efficiency and focus on support for schools and ECE services, with less National Office bureaucracy.
Industry Training Federation say proposed change to the qualifications system is overdue.
The NZ Nurses Organisation is sorry to hear that Stephen McKernan, Health Director-General is not seeking reappointment.
ANZ is seeing an improvement in the NZ business mind-set as it emerges out of the recession.
Three exhibition gardens have won gold at the Ellerslie International Flower Show 2010.
The 2010 seasonal influenza vaccine has arrived and includes protection against Pandemic H1N1 Influenza 09 (swine flu).
Culture Galore 2010 is a multi-cultural festival celebrating Christchurch’s rich blend of traditions and immigrant cultures. It is held at Ray Blank Park on 13 March 2010.
Restaurant Brands annual sales were $317.8m, an increase of 2.8% on the 53 week prior year, with KFC being the main driver of the total sales growth.
NZ Transport Agency welcomes the release of the Safer Journeys road safety strategy.
A huge increase in social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter being used for identity theft has been reported.
Staff at Otago Corrections Facility caught a drug smuggler; a new prisoner smuggling drugs internally.
Christchurch rental car companies run out of cars . Tourist and business traveller caught out and struggle to find transport because of the unexpected last minute bookings of overseas and local travellers to the South Island. German tourist opts to hire mototr bike when he couldn’t hire a car in Christchurch.
DOC ranger Malcom Wylie does an interview on the great spotted kiwi at the Ellerslie International Flower Show in Christchurch which will be featured on Bush Telly 2010.
PRIME’s audience share increased over the coverage of the Winter Olympic Games.
The child suspected to be Madeleine McCann has been identified by Dunedin Police and is not the missing British girl, Madeleine McCann.
A free-to-air television deal for Maori TV, TVNZ, and TV3 has been announced by Rugby World Cup Limited, and supported by the Government.
Always be suspicious of email communications requesting money or bank details. Recently Nigerian based scammers have posed as investigators from NZ’s Organised and Financial Crime Agency (OFCANZ).
The Godwits 2010 farewell event from the Southshore Spit is being held on Wednesday 3 March.