
EU needs ‘predictability’ for NZ investment push
As the EU and New Zealand push for more investment, two high-profile deals have incurred NZ First’s wrath The post EU needs ‘predictability’ for NZ investment push appeared first on Newsroom .
As the EU and New Zealand push for more investment, two high-profile deals have incurred NZ First’s wrath The post EU needs ‘predictability’ for NZ investment push appeared first on Newsroom .
The trees lining our streets and parks are quietly delivering a host of benefits – from cooling and cleaning the air to improving our health and wellbeing The post Five reasons urban trees make sense appeared first on Newsroom .
Analysis: MPs’ jokes about sexual violence and attacks on migrants were ‘made while wearing a tie’, ; it’s wrong to conflate the conduct of democracy with a suit jacket The post The real chokehold on MPs’ conduct isn’t what they wear around their neck appeared first on Newsroom .
From The Detail: How government cuts and rising costs are stretching New Zealand's social safety net The post Cost-of-living pressures tip charities into crisis appeared first on Newsroom .
Opinion: Why protest in times of constitutional crisis is a powerful tactic The post When the people push back, don’t underestimate them appeared first on Newsroom .
Growth remains patchy and fragile, but signs suggest the ship is beginning to turn. A shift in the RBNZ’s mindset should support recovery. The post Where’s the growth in the NZ economy? – in charts appeared first on Newsroom .
Comment: A private consortium wants to buy land to construct the pumped storage scheme independently of govt funding The post The Lake Onslow pumped hydro is dead – long live the Lake Onslow hydro! appeared first on Newsroom .
Co-founder Angus Simms says the business is focused on curation, not scale.
OPINION: The late Prime Minister was deeply connected across New Zealand.
Which of these cities was re-designated as a medium seismic hazard zone after the 2022 National Seismic Hazard Model update? The post Newsroom daily quiz, Friday 17 October appeared first on Newsroom .
A mini crossword you can solve in a few minutes. The post Mini crossword, Friday 17 October appeared first on Newsroom .
The latest NielsenIQ BookScan chart of NZ bestsellers, plus win the new cookbook by good old Chelsea The post This week’s bestselling books – October 17 appeared first on Newsroom .
The arrival of the Maoris in New Zealand by Charles Goldie and his former teacher Louis Steele. Te Ara Encyclopedia explains how the painting was modelled on Theodore Gericault’s The raft of the Medusa, portraying the moment a shipwrecked French naval crew saw a rescue ship: "Goldie and Steele’s painting replicates ... the impression of utter despair and starvation, which later commentators have criticised as wholly inaccurate and condescending to the Polynesian navigators who made deliberate voyages of exploration." — Otago Witness 1925 Christmas Annual On Monday morning the Christmas number of the Otago Witness will be on sale throughout the Dominion.
In another startling example of poor process, the government is rushing through an amendment to the Animal Welfare Act relating to pigs.
Alliance Group chairman Mark Wynne. PHOTO: ODT FILES Dawn Meats Group has upped its offer for a stake in Alliance Group by up to $25 million on the back of the co-operative’s stronger-than-forecast year-end results.