Historian Dr Toby Boraman Announced As 2025 JD Stout Fellow
Historian Dr Toby Boraman has been appointed as the 2025 JD Stout Fellow by the Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
Harvey Pink’s Flying Bathhouse Shares ‘Tinnitus II’, A Dreamy But Grief-tinged Track From Forthcoming LP, Everybody Digs
Naarm/Melbourne baroque-pop project Harvey Pink’s Flying Bathhouse shares one last taste of forthcoming LP, Everybody Digs with ‘Tinnitus II’. Stream ‘Tinnitus II’ here [https://gyro.to/TinnitusII] ...
Government Tone Deaf On Mining Public Conservation Land
Forest & Bird is calling for a ban on mining on public conservation land. Draft legislation was prepared during the previous government following a commitment in the 2017 Speech from the Throne.
New Zealand To Host 2025 International Surf Rescue Challenge
“Tauranga is proud to host the 2025 International Surf Rescue Challenge at Mount Maunganui, one of the most iconic surf beaches in New Zealand and home to many of our local surf clubs that do so much ...
Localism Is A Dead End; It’s All Glocal Now
The cliché “local solutions for local problems” becomes nonsensical without awareness of the planetary crises facing all of human beings. By refusing to see and deal with things as a whole, localism ...
Daily Water Use Climbs Ahead Of Auckland Anniversary And Waitangi Day
“We know that Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day weekends historically have the highest daily water use levels of summer.
A Drier Week But Expected Rain Keeps Tasman Water Restrictions To A Minimum
A drier week across the Tasman District has meant current water shortage direction orders remain in place, along with a ...
Science System Advisory Group Report Receives Only Selective Engagement From Government
After the most destructive year for the science system in decades, NZAS Co-President Troy Baisden says: “The changes proposed by the government are not individually without merit, but as a set do not ...
Countdown Begins For The PIC Harbour Classic: Entries Open!
Entries for the PIC Harbour Classic are just $50 per boat, with $10 from each entry donated back to local yacht clubs. Organisers are encouraging participants to secure their spot early, as mooring ...
Appeal For Information: Burglaries, Rolleston
Rolleston Police investigating reports of burglaries from residential addresses in recent weeks would like to hear from ...
Free School Uniform Alteration Service Available From Rangitīkei District Community Hubs
The Community Hub team include Engagement Officer Angela Coleman and volunteer Clara Reibel, who both provide free sewing lessons at Marton Library, with Clara also offering an alterations service on ...
Greater Wellington Gets Strong Financial Ratings Despite Challenging Local Government Environment
International credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings has reconfirmed Greater Wellington’s 'AA+' long-term credit ratings. Both Greater Wellington and its holdings company WRC Holding have held an AA+ ...