翻译：

Air New Zealand signs food and safety announcements in NZSL

A Deaf person travelling on an Air New Zealand flight where cabin crew used sign language says the experience made him "feel seen".

Insurance woes: 'We know that consumers are doing it tough'

The Insurance Council is not surprised to learn people are letting home insurance policies lapse, due to rising costs.

NZ's only residential school for girls with extra learning needs opens

It is a glimpse into what accessibility could look like in schools with students who have a range of needs.

New Lynn terror attack: Inquest to be held to determine if government agencies could’ve prevented Samsudeen

The coroner said while the case was “complex and difficult”, questions still arose.

Bringing the council to the people: Community hub caravan built for natural disasters

It is designed to play an important role in supporting Marlborough to respond, recover and develop resilience to natural disasters and emergencies.

Union renews call for paid placements for student nurses

The NZ Nurses Organisation is urging the government to pay students doing mandatory on-the-job training to combat so called "placement poverty".

More than 500 courses cut from Massey University

Continued cuts would lead to an 'academic ice age', warns politics professor Richard Shaw.

Sexual violation sentence: callous and uncaring man who ‘became criminal’ during sex sent to prison

Woman did not know two men who picked her up and took her to a motel.

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown horrified by Ponsonby Rd shooting: Police hunt man

A man was shot and killed on Ponsonby Rd about 10.15pm last night.

The Papakura tattoo artist who inks stars and serves his community

Leroy Roberts is on a mission to put Māori art on the map, one tattoo at a time. Jogai Bhatt meets the artist who counts big names among his clients.

Wellington police searching for wanted man Norton Kaine Kinnaird

Police say Norton Kinnaird should not be approached if he is seen in public.

Enchanter tragedy: Skipper's decisions increased risk of vessel being hit by large wave, court hears

Lance Goodhew is on trial for allegedly breaching his duties as skipper of the Enchanter and putting individuals at risk of serious harm or death.

Turbine milestone reached at Taupō's Tauhara power station

The turbine's opening ceremony involved traditional Japanese and Māori elements.

TVNZ did not follow 'proper process' of sharing information with employees, union argues

TVNZ's head of news told the ERA he had considered axing Fair Go and Sunday in December, but did not think it was appropriate to talk to staff at that time.

Western Bay of Plenty: Govt rules on Plan Change 92 housing recommendations in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke

Greater housing density will go ahead in the high-growth areas of Ōmokoroa and Te Puke.

Body in Riverpark Reserve, Bittern Place: Police investigation into Henderson death continues

A body was found at Riverpark Reserve at the end of Bittern Place about 12.40pm Sunday.

Ponsonby Road shooting: Man shot dead, local leaders ‘shocked and saddened’, shooting scene blessed

'This violence is shocking and it has no place here.' Scene blessed as hunt continues.

Junior doctors strike to go ahead

About half the country's junior doctors will walk off the job for 25 hours from 7am on Tuesday.

Timaru's 'meaty' stench: Hundreds more complaints received

Almost 250 further complaints about horrid stenches in Timaru have been received by the Canterbury Regional Council.

Gun violence 'worrying' - Ponsonby residents disturbed by fatal shooting

The Ponsonby shooter remains at large, as locals and workers describe the unease of "seeing armed police with big machine guns".

Police looking for 'dangerous' man Norton Kinnaird

Police are looking for Norton Kinnaird, 30, who has "several active charges" against him.

Waipā District Council turns off Facebook comments citing ‘nasty’ abuse

Meanwhile, Hamilton City Council reports rise in false information on social media.

Reefton could hold 5 percent of world's supply of antimony

An Australian mining company predicts this town could have up to 5 percent of the world's supply of antimony.

Woman with skin reaction to medication nearly dies waiting to see dermatologist

She waited weeks to see a dermatologist in the public system.

Jaw advancement surgery needed for 12yo who had braces fitted by untrained dentist

The 12-year-old's mother was led to believe the dentist was an orthodontist.

在澳纽网做广告｜ Advertise with us

1,536 views