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Next steps for Māori co-governance revealed - Newsroom
WEBJun 30, 2021 · Politics. Next steps for Māori co-governance revealed. The Government is pushing ahead drafting a blueprint for greater co-governance with the help of key Māori stakeholders. It comes after the controversial He Puapua report went to Cabinet earlier this month, writes political editor Jo Moir. by Jo Moir 30/06/202129/01/2024.
Mud and Gore: Ex-staff speak out
WEBMay 11, 2023 · Gore District Council has overspent in the past three financial years by several million, according to annual reports. In the 2021-22 financial year, the council’s expenditure was $32.3 million, an overspend of $4.5million. Then in 2020-21, the council overspending was $2.2 million, and in 2019-20 it ran over by $2.5 million.
Auckland's historic flooding explained in five charts - Newsroom
WEBJan 30, 2023 · Major storms in 1985 saw 161 mm of rain fall at the airport, setting a record that lasted nearly four decades. But Friday’s biblical shower broke that record, as the chart below shows. The 245 mm of rain the station received between 9am Friday and 9am Saturday towers over every single other day across more than 60 years of data.
Collins causes ‘shell-shock’ in small Christchurch hall
WEBAug 3, 2024 · She told invited guests, about 20 people, the coordinated, cross-agency response to the Royal Commission recommendations had ended. Eight of the 44 recommendations had been dropped, while the balance were either completed or would be absorbed into “ongoing work programmes”.
TV3 goes for yet another makeover - Newsroom
WEBNov 10, 2021 · Media. TV3 goes for yet another makeover. Discovery, the owner of TV3, has unveiled its programme line-up for 2022 and, as Mark Jennings writes, a show about sustainable farming and changes to the AM show seem to be the highlights. by Mark Jennings 10/11/202129/01/2024. Nadia Lim will appear on her own farming show on …
Emissions Trading Scheme: NZ's carbon market explained
WEBMar 22, 2021 · Photo: Lynn Grieveson. Climate Change Minister James Shaw rang the NZX bell in Wellington to mark the start of the first ever auction of carbon credits under the Emissions Trading Scheme. By noon that day, some 40 participants had submitted bids for 11 million credits and a total of 4.75 million were auctioned off at a price of $36 per unit.
Govt reviewing Russia sanctions law - Newsroom
WEBAug 22, 2024 · A review of New Zealand’s sanctions regime against Russia is underway, with Kiwis to be canvassed on the effectiveness of the measures as the Government weighs its next steps. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, Parliament unanimously backed new legislation allowing New Zealand to unilaterally take action against those ...
Newshub to close down its newsroom, all news shows from June
WEBFeb 28, 2024 · Newshub 6pm news' Mike McRoberts, left, and Samantha Hayes, and Paddy Gower. Photo: Newshub. Media company Newshub is to close its newsroom in New Zealand on June 30, Warner Bros. Discovery has announced, citing a dive in advertising revenue and “combination of negative events”. The news was broken to staff this morning in an emergency meeting.