After MMS lost its contract to provide cleaning services for Auckland Transport sites to City Cleaning, cleaners pay and conditions should have been transferred to the new contractor under Part 6A of ...

Bay of Plenty Regional Council manages and maintains nearly $440m worth of flood protection defences, including stopbanks, ...

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“I’m pleased to announce that my member’s bill, which will make it easier for those whose employment contracts include a service tenancy arrangement to buy their first home, has today been placed in ...

Stage 1 sections are now available to purchase within a 70-hectare community that extends from Middle Road to Havelock Hills. Ranging in size from 415 to 845 square metres (more or less), the pristine ...

An exclusive opportunity has emerged to own a piece of Christchurch’s future as part of an inspiring vision for sustainable living. Located at the city’s edge, the Rossendale Park community offers ...

This precautionary measure follows recent concerns raised by the association that on some bus models operated in New Zealand, when loaded with bikes, bike racks may partially obscure headlights and ...

Bay of Plenty Regional Council has announced a temporary stop to bike rack use on all public transport buses in the region, effective from Saturday 9 November.

“Metlink’s priority is the safety and wellbeing of our passengers and staff. While we await clarity from NZTA, we have made the difficult decision to temporarily disable all bike racks in the Metlink ...

The Bus and Coach Association (BCA) and its members who operate contracted bus services in the Waikato region, have issued a national notice to temporarily withdraw the use of bicycle racks on buses.

Scapegrace Distilling Co. has completed its national search for the most uniquely New Zealand cocktail, with a drink named the Taniwha taking the honours.

Southern Council Cars Clocked Speeding 1400 Times; The Recession Continues…With A Triple Trough; Priority Conservation ...