Current Events & Latest News in Auckland NZ
New Zealand Government Announces National Emergency
Palmerston North to Welcome Back New Zealand Rural Games in 2023
Redundancy Plan Being Dropped By AUT With Staff to Retain Jobs For a Period of at Least 6 Months
New Zealand Calculates Cost of Flooding in Auckland, More Heavy Rains Expected
New Zealand Music Icon Larry Morris of Larry’s Rebels Passes Away, Leaving Enduring Legacy in Local Scene
Cyclone Hale Causes Widespread Damage and Debris Along North Island Coastlines
Countdown Moorhouse Accused of Using Expired Foods for Retail Under Fire for More Complaints
Alarming Airborne Microplastic Pollution Spotted in Auckland’s Atmosphere
Immigration Settings Changes Give Nurses Eligibility for Immediate Residence
The Reality in New Zealand: Childcare Won’t be of Aid to Majority of Parents with Small Children
New Zealand’s migrant organizations have shared that it’s been difficult to maintain the operations of their programs because of lack of funds, and disruptions in
In 1988-1989, photographer, Ans Westra, got a residency position at The Dowse Art Museum. Westra did so in order to explore the streets of Te
New Zealand parents are angry. Last January 25, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced revised policies under the red setting. And this includes the
The rising prices of multiple basic necessities sold are among the issues New Zealand’s Labor government is likely going to find challenging to tackle. According
Inflation is currently almost 5 percent in prevalence in New Zealand. Furthermore, there has been an increase in housing prices in the market, and banks
High-class branded features depict architect, Ian Burrow’s, houses. These features include turrets, connected pods with roofs that are high-pointy in shapes, porthole windows, multiple glazed
New Zealand kids aged 5 to 11 have already started getting their COVID-19 vaccines as of January 17, with classes starting by end of January
The world may be busy battling with COVID-19 but the New Zealand Government is continuing its efforts in addressing the consequences of climate change. One
When things go back to normal in the international travel industry, travellers make Northland, New Zealand as one of their top destinations. Visiting Northland gives
The value of relationships with loved ones and other community members is something most, if not, all people have learned while in Covid-19 lockdowns. One
