The Green Party tautoko the Government proactively releasing Cabinet papers to ensure and openness and accessibility, but will work to go even further.

The Trump administration is set to impose tariffs on approximately USD$200 billion worth of imports from China, effective 24th September.

E tū members at BlueScope Pacific Steel in Auckland will strike for a second time for 24 hours, from 7am on Wednesday, 19 September in protest over 6 months of stalled pay talks.  

Victoria University of Wellington and Miramar Creative Ltd are helping the capital live up to its reputation as New Zealand’s most creative city by organising Creative Futures 2018—two days of ‘inspiration and exploration’.

On 19 September Gapfiller co-founder Coralie Winn speaks at the Ara Library, City Campus Christchurch.

The head of New Zealand biggest tech ecosystem NZTech today called on the country to set up a Chief Technology Advisor(s) – without the support of the government.

Workers at OceaniaGold in Waihi will be on strike again this weekend, as the company continues to refuse a fair deal for the workers.

Environmental group WWF-New Zealand today welcomed the announcement by Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash that electronic catch and position reporting will be implemented across the entire fishing fleet.

The Chairman of Fonterra’s Shareholders’ Council Duncan Coull has said he is extremely disappointed with the Co-op’s 2018 Annual Results.

Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Architecture and Design is hosting an exhibition and public lecture by Visiting Architect Grace Mortlock, of Sydney-based Other Architects, and her co-director David Neustein. Grace and David believe that architecture can go beyond its brick-and-mortar purpose to provide a form of commentary on the world around us. In their public lectures, they will discuss their views on how architecture can make us aware of wastefulness or excess, alert us to the presence of undervalued places, or help us question behavioural rules and restrictions. They will share how their work aims to question prevailing architectural practices and norms for the good of the community. The lectures are accompanied by an exhibition at Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Architecture and Design, which will provide insight into Other Architects’ current work and thinking. Other Architects is an architectural practice that seeks out ‘other’ approaches beyond conventional wisdom, popular opinion and architectural trends. The company has won several awards, exhibited at prestigious international events, and featured in numerous international publications. Both co-directors have spoken at significant architectural events across the world, including the Venice Architecture Biennale. What: Visiting Architect Lecture and Exhibition: At This StageWhen/Where:Exhibition: 5.30 pm 14 September to 5 pm 23 September, Faculty of Architecture and Design, 139 Vivian Street, Te Aro Campus, WellingtonLectures:· Wellington: 18 September, 6pm, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Victoria University of Wellington, 139 Vivian Street· Christchurch: 20 September, 6pm, Warren and Mahoney Studio, 254 Montreal StreetCost: FreeRSVP: No booking required For more information contact Senior Lecturer Sam Kebbell on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 04 463 6237