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[ad_1] By Foundation Against Islamophobia and Racism (FAIR) “We demand that the government act in a transparent manner to publicly release the full Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Terrorist Attack on Christchurch Mosques and act upon the recommendations and findings with urgency following its hand over to the Governor-General on 26th November,” said FAIR…
[ad_1] Prolific Ara researcher and tutor Amit Sarkar has recently been described as a ‘smart city’ expert after a project that he worked on won a City of Regensburg civic award for sustainable local government practices. The award, presented on October 7th at the historic Reichssaal of the Old Town Hall, is one of three…
[ad_1] Students from Otago Polytechnic’s Food Design Institute are collaborating with a range of partners to develop a culinary experience that will culminate in a “Walking Supper” in Dunedin’s Vogel St heritage area on Monday 9 November. Working with Precinct Food, Good Good and Moiety, and using products from nominated suppliers, the Year-2 students are…
[ad_1] NgÄi Tahu has lodged a statement of claim in the High Court at Christchurch seeking recognition of its rangatiratanga over the freshwater in the NgÄi Tahu takiwÄ (area). Its statement of claim is to address the ongoing degradation of awa (rivers) and moana (lakes) caused by environmental mismanagement. Kaiwhakahaere Lisa Tumahai says: “For generations…
[ad_1] Speed limits are changing in the Yaldhurst area after consultation conducted jointly by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Christchurch City Council. “The speed limits on Yaldhurst roads have been the subject of ongoing community calls for reductions, particularly with the significant development in the area which has generated more pedestrian and cycling activity…
[ad_1] “For the past few weeks the National Party has been reflecting on how the Parliamentary Caucus can best discharge its responsibilities for Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. “Today, with the release of the special vote count, we have our final numbers. Our smaller team of 33 is now ready to focus on the work ahead….
[ad_1] The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has reported a steep rise in the number of investment scams attempting to impersonate legitimate New Zealand businesses since the emergence of COVID-19. FMA research has also shown one in five New Zealanders have been targeted by investment scams. From 1 April to 5 November 2020, the FMA issued…
[ad_1] World expert on Turing, computing and AI receives national award Groundbreaking research exploring the early history of computers and artificial intelligence has won a University of Canterbury (UC) Professor recognition from the Royal Society Te Apārangi. Professor Copeland is regarded as an international authority on Alan Turing, a World War II codebreaker, mathematical logician…
[ad_1] National medal for UC researcher striving for a more equitable world A University of Canterbury (UC) Professor has won recognition from the Royal Society Te Apārangi for his passion for equality and outstanding research into ethnicity and racism. Professor Ratuva, who was born in Fiji, says his work is inspired by a desire to…
[ad_1] Spectators can pump up support for New Zealand’s top cyclists as they vie for street honours in the Vantage Criterium National Championships in Christchurch on Sunday, 15 November. The street circuit around the inner city sets the scene for plenty of thrills – and maybe some spills – with the best riders tipped to…
[ad_1] AA Motoring is urging motorists to renew their car’s Warrant of Fitness (WoF) now while its sites still have capacity – particularly during afternoons – or expect increasingly long wait times the closer it gets to the government’s October 10 deadline to renew. Vehicle owners with warrants that expired this year have just over…
[ad_1] Celebrating World Rivers Day with a Waimakariri tree-planting event, on behalf of Sustainable Coastlines and Pit Stop Charity Sustainable Coastlines, in collaboration with Pit Stop NZ, invites Cantabrians keen to volunteer in a tree-planting alongside the Waimakariri River on Sunday, 27 September, in celebration of World Rivers Day. World Rivers Day is an annual…
[ad_1] Home > About Massey > News > Massey secures grant to support MÄori into STEM Massey secures grant to support MÄori into STEM The investment with impact 270 rangatahi from the ManawatÅ« and around 100 rangatahi in Hawkes Bay. (Image credit PÅ«horo STEM Academy) Director Naomi Manu Massey University’s PÅ«horo STEM Academy has received…
[ad_1] The Youth Ambassadors received recognition of their achievements at an event to celebrate NZ Chinese Language Week at Parliament on Tuesday evening. The Youth Ambassadors for 2020 are: Jake Doyle, ACG Parnell College in Auckland; Natalie Goh, Glendowie College in Auckland; Ngaru Omichi,Rotorua Boys’ High School in Rotorua; Lesieli Kotoa, Wellington East Girls’ College,…
[ad_1] Aotearoa New Zealand’s third SDG Summit Series, which will be announced in Åtautahi Christchurch on 25 September to mark five years since the world committed to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), will stimulate sustainability action across Aotearoa New Zealand, according to the summit’s chairperson. The 17 SDGs provide a framework and global…
[ad_1] A six-year-old boy who couldn’t spell cat and didn’t know his last name, was sent to an institution where for the next 13 years he was put to work and physically and sexually abused. IHC Director of Advocacy Trish Grant will give evidence on Monday to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in…
[ad_1] A National Government will deliver high quality mental health care that is accessible, timely and effective, regardless of where you’re from. National’s Mental Health policy was announced by Mental Health spokesperson Matt Doocey and Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti in Christchurch today. “Mental health is just as important as physical health. One in five…
[ad_1] Top play by Lwamba Chileshe and Emma Millar at the National Squash Centre Invitational PSA Satellite tournament has given both players a boost as they target their first national senior squash titles. Chielshe ranked at 148 in the world and Millar 115 in the women’s world rankings have been starved of PSA squash tournaments…
[ad_1] Emeritus Professor Sir Alan Mark and Patricia (Pat), Lady Mark QSO, have donated substantial gifts to the University of Otago Ecology Fund and Orokonui Ecosanctuary. Sir Alan and Lady Patricia, two of New Zealand’s most respected and dedicated conservationists, have gifted $150,000 to the University’s Ecology Fund, and $100,000 to Orokonui Ecosanctuary. Their lifelong…
[ad_1] The stars have aligned for one lucky Powerball player from Auckland after taking home $8.3 million with Powerball First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The $8.3 million prize is made up of $8 million from Powerball First Division and $333,333 from Lotto First Division. The winning ticket was sold at Pacific Superette in…
[ad_1] Researchers 3D-printing veins, enhancing sports spectators’ experience through augmented reality, and studying how gut bacteria influences cancer development are among the recipients of this year’s University of Otago Early Career Awards for Distinction in Research. The five award recipients were announced today. They are Dr Khoon Lim (Orthopaedic Surgery and Musculoskeletal Medicine, Christchurch), Dr…
[ad_1] One lucky player from Auckland will be popping the champagne after taking home $5 million with Powerball First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning ticket was sold at Pakuranga Lotto in Auckland and is made up of $4 million from Powerball First Division and $1 million from Lotto First Division. Tonight’s win…
[ad_1] Police are seeking information from the public following a crash on State Highway 75 (Christchurch-Akaroa Road) yesterday afternoon. About 4:30pm a two-car crash occurred in the Gebbies Valley area. One of the vehicles involved left the scene without stopping, heading toward Christchurch. The occupants of the other vehicle sustained moderate injuries. Police would like…
[ad_1] What’s your vision for Greater Christchurch in 2050? That’s the question people are being asked as public engagement begins on a project to develop a 30-year plan for the area. Greater Christchurch 2050 is an opportunity to reset and refresh our priorities post-earthquake and in response to COVID-19. The initiative is driven by the…
[ad_1] Christchurch City Council is proud to be delivering the Canterbury Multi-Use Arena for Canterbury says Mayor Lianne Dalziel, after the Council and the Crown formally signed off on a joint funding agreement this afternoon. Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel says the covered stadium is the largest single investment in a community facility in the Canterbury…
[ad_1] Animal rights organisation SAFE is joining Extinction Rebellion at their demonstration at The Press Leaders Debate, to be held at the Christchurch Town Hall tonight. SAFE spokesperson Will Appelbe said more needs to be done if we are to avoid the worst effects of the climate emergency. “Animal agriculture is our largest contributor to…
[ad_1] The following statement, to be attributed to a Police spokesperson, follows an agreement being reached this month between two plaintiffs and Police in relation to a civil claim in the High Court in Christchurch. Any further details of the agreement are to remain confidential and Police will not be providing any further comment. On…
[ad_1] Three students from Ara’s Art and Design department have dominated the student category at New Zealand’s NZIPP/NIKON Iris Professional Photography Awards, each receiving accolades for their respective entries. Harvey Colina achieved outstanding success, winning the top honour: Momento Pro NZIPP Student of the Year Award – which comes in the form of a crystal…
[ad_1] On Friday 18th September, the UC Student Volunteer Army hosted its second camp of the year around the beautiful Lake Wakatipu. The SVA’s community outreach camps were created to give volunteers an opportunity to make an impact in communities across New Zealand and explore regions outside of Christchurch. Around 85 students joined in for…
[ad_1] CADBURY PINKY is proud to have partnered with Breast Cancer Foundation NZ (BCFNZ) for the past ten years. To celebrate this milestone and raise awareness for the many ways people can get involved in the 2020 Pink Ribbon appeal, Cadbury has created a new, special-edition CADBURY DAIRY MILK inspired by PINKY block and will…