Overseas Merchandise Trade: September 2015 Annual goods imports from China reached a new high of $10 billion, up $1.6 billion (19 percent), for the ye… 더보기

Aucklanders wanting to celebrate Guy Fawkes are urged to find a public display or keep to their backyards – and not let off fireworks in public places… 더보기

The secret is out – Waiheke Island has been named one of the world's top 10 regions for next year in Lonely Planet'sBest in Travel2016publication. Cab… 더보기

Continued growth in visitor numbers from Asia and North America contributed to a record $1.7 billion increase in international tourist spending in the… 더보기

Ink and needles demonstrating traditional tattooing, hip-hop dance crews straight from the world championships, a GLBTI Fafswag extravaganza; these ar… 더보기

A front which moved over the South Island today will become slow moving and weaken over central New Zealand on Wednesday. However, a low is forecast t… 더보기

Although the remainder of Labour Weekend is looking settled for most of New Zealand, a front is set to move onto the far south Monday evening, then cr… 더보기

Aucklanders have got on board with this week’s major changes to city bus stops and bus lanes. Auckland Transport has added more than 1.2km of new bus … 더보기

Pick your camping spots carefully and take care while driving, as this long weekend starts off wet for many areas. A band of heavy rain is set to stal… 더보기

High tech devices such as smart phones, cameras and tablets are top of thieves’ agenda when it comes to targeting your home or car. Consumer and house… 더보기

Almost two-thirds of Kiwis belong to a club or organisation, Statistics New Zealand said today. In keeping with a nation that takes great pride in the… 더보기

Subnational Population Estimates: At 30 June 2015 (provisional) Of New Zealand's 16 regions, 15 experienced higher population growth in the June 2015 … 더보기

Statistics New Zealand and the Ministry for the Environment today released a landmark national environmental report – Environment Aotearoa 2015 – show… 더보기

Science and Innovation Minister Steven Joyce has welcomed the signing of the ‘Daejeon Declaration on Science, Technology and Innovation Policies for t… 더보기

As New Zealand’s Fieldays, the Southern Hemispheres largest agribusiness expo continues to grow and strengthen; it’s stepping out of its 4 days in Jun… 더보기

Waikato Police are urging the motoring public to play their part this holiday weekend and help make traversing the District’s roads and enjoyable expe… 더보기

The Wellington Police District Car Squad was established in February 2015 with a focus on organised criminal groups linked to vehicle crime. Thanks to… 더보기

rom 31 October, the Auckland region will have 726 alcohol ban areas due to a review under the Alcohol Control Bylaw 2014 by Auckland Council and Local… 더보기

A tree will once again stand on the tihi (summit) of Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill following a decision by the Tūpuna Maunga o Tāmaki Makaurau Authorit… 더보기

A front is expected to cross the South Island on Wednesday and Thursday,with heavy rain in the west. The heaviest falls are expected about Fiordland a… 더보기

The first group of graduates from a government initiative to nurture future ethnic leaders will gather at Parliament tomorrow. Ethnic Communities Mini… 더보기

A joint research project between New Zealand and Korea has brought formal senior secondary school qualification recognition between the two countries … 더보기

Gale force winds were recorded in many parts of the country today with reports of roofs blowing loose in Christchurch and someone getting their power … 더보기

On Friday, 16 October, a small ceremony was held at the Oamaru Old Cemetery block to reunite Jessie Marguerite Fendall with her fingers, 80 years afte… 더보기

Auckland Council has been highlighting examples this week of shoddy building practice to show how it is actively monitoring compliance with the Buildi… 더보기

Canterbury Police are currently assessing how yesterday’s decision by Christchurch City Council concerning windscreen washers can be used as part of t… 더보기

Science and Innovation Minister Steven Joyce will fly to Korea on Sunday to attend the OECD science Ministers meeting, then on to China where he will … 더보기

Ten signs have been stolen from Avondale Central Reserve children’s Learn-to-Ride Track. The track is designed to help children learn cycling road rul… 더보기

A study into rough sleeping in central Auckland has won a gold award in the Public Good category at the Designers Institute of New Zealand’s Best Awar… 더보기

Internal Affairs Minister Peter Dunne today welcomed the passage of the Passports Amendment Bill (No 2), which will enable adult New Zealanders tobe i… 더보기

Trixina Smith was nervous when she started her first Auckland Transport beginner cycle training course but by the end, she had the confidence to think… 더보기

The lack of rain in eastern areas so far this October is set to continue this weekend. Many eastern places are tracking well below their average rainf… 더보기

Auckland Libraries is welcoming the decision from The Film and Literature Classification Board of Review on Ted Dawe’s novel Into The River. An Interi… 더보기

The weather in the tropical Southwest Pacific is becoming more active as we get closer to the formal start of the tropical cyclone season on 1st Novem… 더보기

Internet Service Provider Survey: 2015 New Zealanders are using more data than ever – we used 143 percent more data in June 2015 than in June 2013, St… 더보기

Auckland Police are seeking 25 year old Wen-Hao LIANG who has breached his bail conditions by removing his monitoring bracelet and is no longer residi… 더보기

In the year to September 2015, food prices increased 0.7 percent, Statistics New Zealand said today. This follows an increase of 0.4 percent in the ye… 더보기

National guest nights for August 2015 were 4.2 percent higher than in August 2014, Statistics New Zealand said today. "Three-quarters of the rise for … 더보기

A set net control for Arkles Bay, final review decisions on Alcohol Bans and an update on Animal Management discussed by committee. The decision diges… 더보기

Stage one of the Te Whau Pathway is complete, giving walkers and cyclists the beginnings of a great new route between Kelston and New Lynn. The public… 더보기

Te Oro – a new, leading-edge music and arts facility in Glen Innes, Auckland took out a prestigious Purple Pin, the event’s supreme award, which recog… 더보기

The dry settled weather that New Zealand has experienced over the last few days will be briefly interrupted by a front spreading north over the countr… 더보기

If you see people diving under their desks this Thursday, be prepared to join them. By doing so, you’ll be among the first people on earth to take par… 더보기

Making arts and culture part of the everyday lives of Aucklanders is one step closer today after Auckland Council adopted the Arts and Culture Strateg… 더보기

Auckland Council is on the lookout for candidates for the best volunteer job ever - camp hosts for some of its northern campgrounds for the 2015-16 se… 더보기

Auckland is committed to becoming the world’s most liveable city and the health of our environment is key to this goal. Today Auckland Council release… 더보기

Onions New Zealand Inc signed the Deed of the Government Industry Agreement (GIA) for Biosecurity Readiness and Response at Pukekohe today, becoming t… 더보기

Wednesday was the warmest October day on record for several eastern towns.In the North Island, Wairoa reached 31.3C in the afternoon beating the previ… 더보기

Auckland Council is today continuing action to recover outstanding rates and penalties owed by Penny Bright on her Kingsland property, which, as at 30… 더보기

A whopping 97 percent of us can turn to family for help and support, according to new research from Statistics New Zealand. Two articles released toda… 더보기