Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

Mar 28, 2018  -  Employers have repeatedly told the EMA that 90-day trial periods are a valuable and useful asset to have when employing staff and they want them to remain.

Mar 28, 2018 - Difficult ground conditions have slowed efforts to repair a significant washout on State Highway 1 in the Far North, but the NZ Transport Agency says it will have the road open before Easter.

Steven Joyce, National’s “Mr Fix-It”, bids farewell to Parliament after almost a decade in politics. His valedictory speech covers his career highlights, viral fame, and the personal toll of the job. Sam Sachdeva reports.

EVolocity is a programme conducted with secondary schools that sees student teams design and build an electric vehicle. They meet regionally to race their vehicles and compete for places in the national final.

Mar 28, 2018  - The Commerce Commission has approved an application by lines company Powerco to raise prices to fund a $1.27 billion upgrade of its network. It also gave Wellington Electricity a green light to increase prices to fund its earthquake readiness plan.

“Watching grass grow” has taken on a whole new meaning this week, as Napier City Council puts the finishing touches on plans to returf McLean Park.

Mar 28, 2018 - China -Speculation was mounting Tuesday that a high-level North Korean official who arrived unexpectedly in Beijing amidst high security was Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un.

Air New Zealand recently revealed upcoming enhancements to its Skycouch, a row of three economy seats that turns into a completely flat surface.

Mar 28, 2018  - Six Canterbury club rugby players will receive their Ara scholarship certificates this Wednesday 28 March.

Air New Zealand will launch a new non-stop service between Auckland and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport from November this year.