Timaru Selected as Base for Antarctic Research Base
PrimePort Timaru will serve as the base of Scott Base. The latter is a research base for Antarctica priced at $344. Many see this is
Number of Children in Living in Motels Increasing in New Zealand
The National Party calls the rising number of children mainly residing in motels to be a “moral failure” of the government. This is after 279
Aucklanders Undecided about Planned Light Rail Construction from Airport to CBD
Aucklanders are undecided about three options given to them about a passenger train to be built from the airport to their city. It will be
The Reasons Why New Zealand Summer Seems to be so Much Hotter than Usual
Summer 2021 in New Zealand will be hotter than the usual, as reported by the expected recent predictions from NIWA. Very likely than not, temperature
A Leading Business in New Zealand Gives Away $10,000 to Each Staff
Kami is an educational software start-up company based in Auckland. This company was named the leading or quickest-growing business in New Zealand recently by the
$15M Extra Funding to be Provided for Auckland to Aid Students
Auckland students under the years 11 to 13 are finally back to school this Tuesday. This is their first time since mid-August when a surge
Couple with Alleged Links to Chinese Intelligence Denied Residence in New Zealand
A married couple who applied for residency in New Zealand was rejected after being identified as a threat to the country’s safety. They were described
Whānau Ora Accuses Health Ministry of Treaty Breach Over Refusal to Provide Māori Health Information
Whānau Ora, which serves as the Māori’s major health provider, accuses the Ministry of Health of potentially committing Treaty breach over their refusal to provide
Prime Minister Ardern Denies the Need to Visit Auckland to Scale COVID-19 Impact on the Region
PM Jacinda Ardern said that she does not need to visit Auckland directly to see the effects the lockdown has brought to the region. Because
Plans Made for a More Environmentally-Friendly Central Wellington as the City’s Inner Parts Become More Crowded
A new mission to make central Wellington more environmentally-friendly will have tens of millions of dollars spent on additional parks, tree-lined streets, sustainable rooftops, and