MIL-OSI New Zealand: Nats’ political cycle begins afresh
Source: ACT Party Facebook0 Twitter “The first stage of the National Party’s political cycle is underway as it talks a big game on Resource Management Act reform”, says ACT Leader David Seymour. Today, Simon Bridges expressed regret at not reforming the RMA under the last government and committed to producing a bill that would. “But […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Violent bag snatch incident in Remuera
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergeant Lloyd Schmid, Auckland City Police: Police are looking to locate 23-year-old Jaedon Dawson who we believe can assist us with our investigation into a violent incident yesterday afternoon (14 August 2018) where an elderly woman had her handbag snatched. The 80-year-old victim was leaving the […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Name release and appeal for further information – Tutira fatal
Source: New Zealand Police Attribute to Senior Constable Tim Rowe of the Serious Crash Unit Police are now in a position to release the name of the 71-year-old man who died in a fatal crash on State Highway 2 near Tutira on Monday 13 August 2018. He was Hamish John MacLean of Kotemaori. Police wish […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Update: Human remains found at Mount Maunganui.
Source: New Zealand Police Update: Human remains found at Mount Maunganui. Attribute to Detective Sergeant Alan Kingsbury The human skull discovered near Salisbury Wharf in Mount Maunganui has been identified by a pathologist as a pre-European adult Maori man. The skull was found by a fisherman on the 6th of August, and it will now […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: ACT will deliver fewer politicians
Source: ACT Party Facebook0 Twitter ACT is drawing a line in the sand on the size of government with a new bill aimed at rolling back the the state. Party Leader David Seymour today revealed his Smaller Government Bill which will reduce the size of Parliament to 100 MPs, limit the size of the Executive […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Where to find the best views around Auckland
Source: Auckland Council Come rain or shine, the Auckland region offers up some breath-taking sights. From the Manukau Heads in the west to the Hauraki Gulf islands in the east and the city centre in between, there’s a lot to see and plenty of great places to see it all from. To help you to […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Keynote address to the KangaNews New Zealand Debt Capital Markets Summit 2018
Source: New Zealand Government Thank you very much for having me here today. I want to begin by setting the scene and giving a bit of context to the situation in which the New Zealand economy is operating right now. Given that we’re at Sky City, it feels fitting to start by referencing the recent […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Nursing students head to Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference
Source: Massey University Sharvarne Hislop and Julia Wilson-Orr are two of four Māori nursing students attending the Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference this week. Dr Stacey Wilson from the School of Nursing. Massey University is proud to be sponsoring the 2018 Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference, being held in Auckland this week. The School of Nursing is […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Maori TV members strike today – E tū
Source: Etu Union E tū members at Maori TV are on strike as of 6am this morning for 24 hours. The members will be picketing this morning outside Maori TV’s South Auckland studios from 10 am. The strike follows the failure of the company to settle members’ Collective Agreement, after talks last Thursday collapsed. “We […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Modernising our trade policy with Trade for All: have your say
Source: New Zealand Government This Government is today launching its Trade for All agenda and inviting New Zealanders to have their say on what matters to them on trade policy and in trade agreements. Trade policy is integral to the Government’s moves to modernise our economy and support businesses and exporters in the face of […]
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