The appointment of a new Road Policing Manager marks a milestone for Southern District with Inspector Tania Baron being the first woman to step into t… 더보기

The following outlines the estimated impact of rates changes for 2015-16 on residential ratepayers. The final numbers, including for individual ratepa… 더보기

A number of government policies that come into effect tomorrow will deliver real benefits to families, Prime Minister John Key says. From tomorrow all… 더보기

Two Special Housing Areas (SHAs) with the potential for 210 new homes in Tauranga were approved today by Cabinet, Building and Housing Minister Dr Nic… 더보기

Aucklanders have called for the surface design of the old Nelson Street off-ramp to be modern and distinctly New Zealand when it is turned into a new … 더보기

New data shows police are dealing with more family violence, but where an offence is reported, fewer cases are being resolved.The New Zealand Family V… 더보기

A National Commemorative Service of the 65th anniversary of the start of the Korean War was held at the National War Memorial in Wellington on 25 June… 더보기

The unusually cold temperatures that have affected New Zealand over the past few days should return to normal for most places this weekend. A stronger… 더보기

Rates pay for services and facilities that make Auckland a great place to live, including rubbish and recycling collections, public transport improvem… 더보기

Dog owners will soon be receiving dog re-registration packs in the mail, and can save money by paying this year’s fees by 31 July. Discounts are avail… 더보기

Customs Minister Nicky Wagner says Customs has destroyed over 2.5 tonnes of abandoned tobacco and collected $1.35 million in additional duty and taxes… 더보기

A regional park with majestic views, an inner city oasis and a holiday park near Whangateau Harbour have won three 2015 Trip Advisor certificates of e… 더보기

Revenue Minister Todd McClay and Land Information Minister Louise Upston have welcomed the introduction of a new bill which will help Inland Revenue e… 더보기

On the 18th of June, at Pinehurst, there was an international day during lunch time. The students had the opportunity to sell food or international th… 더보기

Aucklanders buying new homes with unconsented decks or other additions should not assume that they won’t have to remove it, according to Ian McCormick… 더보기

Auckland Council is seeking feedback from the public on alcohol ban areas under the Alcohol Control Bylaw 2014.The bylaw, a requirement under the Loca… 더보기

Heavy rain, snow and strong winds continue to take their toll on parts of New Zealand. In just 24 hours alone, Hokitika airport reported almost 200mm … 더보기

The weather pattern currently moving across New Zealand bears the hallmarks of a major winter storm and is forecast to bring heavy rain on the West Co… 더보기

New Zealand recorded another quarter of continued economic growth, confirming that the Government’s sensible economic programme is taking New Zealand … 더보기

Eight people have been charged in relation to a major cannabis bust across the Waitemata Police District yesterday. Officers found thousands of dollar… 더보기

High pressure across New Zealand brings a few bright and sunny days,albeit bookended by cold and frosty nights. However, it is all set to change as we… 더보기

If you are looking for some adventure to keep your kids entertained these July school holidays then Rotorua has the perfect mix of adrenaline-fuelled … 더보기

What is a Certificate of Acceptance? A Certificate of Acceptance is required for unauthorised building work (work for which a building consent should … 더보기

Scattered around New Zealand’s Canterbury-Southern Alps region are boutique ski fields, with few queues and uncontested slopes, just waiting to be exp… 더보기

Aucklanders buying new homes with unconsented decks or other additions should not assume that they won’t have to remove it, according to Ian McCormick… 더보기

New Zealand has agreed to become a founding member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which is being established to invest in new infrastruc… 더보기

It's looking like another week of changeable weather across New Zealand as cold southwesterly winds early in the week are replaced by blustery nor'wes… 더보기

The culmination of a two-and-half month long investigation led by Bay of Plenty Police should send a clear message to anyone who thinks they can profi… 더보기

Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith today welcomed the decision by the Hobsonville Land Company (HLC) to bring forward the development of 1000… 더보기

A new study has found that almost half of New Zealanders, aged 65 or older, move to live in residential care by the time they die.“We investigated wha… 더보기

It's been a week of see-sawing temperatures, especially for the southeast of the country. On Tuesday the temperature recorded in Dunedin city reached … 더보기

New Zealand’s largest ever avocado crop has been successfully harvested, packed and marketed with a massive 7 million trays sold during the 2014-15 se… 더보기

The Parks, Recreation and Sport Committee typically meets at council’s CBD offices but this month (Tuesday 9 June) went ‘on tour’ to Ōtāhuhu. This spe… 더보기

A 38-hectare site with the potential for 150 new homes near Lake Hayes has been announced as the first Special Housing Area under the Queenstown Lakes… 더보기

Now’s a great time to find a better use for that old mobile phone – drop it off at an Auckland Council service centre and raise money for the Starship… 더보기

Auckland Council would like your input on the potential streetscape design of the disused Nelson Street off-ramp. The off-ramp will be transformed int… 더보기

Scores of New Zealanders have earned international recognition in many spheres – from sports to the arts, science and entertainment. Here are some of … 더보기

There’s a new top dog in New Zealand Police – Isaac, who with human partner Senior Constable Dave Robison of Whakatane, has earned the title National … 더보기

Waikato Police are welcoming back their star rural 'a-tractor' for this week’s National Fieldays, with the return of the Police branded tractor, follo… 더보기

Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith and Mayor Len Brown have today welcomed the release of the latest Auckland Housing Accord monitoring repor… 더보기

A front will move over the South Island on Tuesday and reach the North Island on Wednesday, bringing heavy rain to western areas and blustery winds fu… 더보기

Central District Police recovered more than 6,000 cannabis plants as part of Operation Jasmin — the annual crime and cannabis recovery that prevents m… 더보기

The worst of the rain has now eased as the broad low that has been affecting the country moves away to the east. However, a few showers are expected t… 더보기

Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith and Mayor Len Brown have today welcomed the release of the latest Auckland Housing Accord monitoring repor… 더보기

The Government must introduce a Warrant of Fitness for all houses in New Zealand, starting with state houses, following the release of a coroner’s rep… 더보기

Canterbury Police have completed a two month long Prevention operation targeting drugs, gangs and organised crime. Detective Senior Sergeant Jason Ste… 더보기

Aucklanders will have the chance to breathe life into an exciting public art component of the new Ōtāhuhu recreation precinct. From 22 June to 13 July… 더보기

The University of Auckland received the largest share of funding both for individual student applications and for group applications. Overall, 140 awa… 더보기

A youth worker, a disability service programme coordinator and an organisation empowering young Māori are the supreme winners of the 2015 I Am Aucklan… 더보기

A chicken enthusiast put the New Zealand poultry industry and native bird population at risk by attempting to illegally import live eggs for her hobby… 더보기