Press Release – New Zealand Government

Hon Maggie Barry Minister for Seniors 1 October 2016 Media Statement Updated Carers Guide released on International Day of Older Persons Read more »

Press Release – SKYCITY

The Sky Tower will join landmarks around New Zealand lighting pink to raise awareness for breast cancer this October. Read more »

Press Release – Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health, midwives and obstetricians have moved to reassure New Zealanders that maternity services in this country are robust. Read more »

Press Release – New Zealand Christian Network

The inaugural Auckland Prayer Breakfast will be held at Eden Park on Thursday 27th October 2016, modelled on the successful prayer breakfasts in Washington, London and Sydney. The organisers are Auckland Church Leaders Meeting and New Zealand Christian … Read more »

Press Release – Save Our Homes

This mornings announcement that the government would build 51 houses in thuhu has come just in time for the end of winter. Read more »

Press Release – Migrant Workers Association

Third protest in space of just a month is planned for the international Indian students in New Zealand facing unfair deportations. Read more »

Press Release – Eastern Institute of Technology

Caption: EIT degree student Dylan Thomas, who plays in the New Zealand under-21 hockey team, with High Performance Sport New Zealands Criss Strange. Read more »

Press Release – Wellington City Council

The Newlands community has shared its views with Wellington City Council on increasing the number of people able to live around the Newlands Town Centre. The consultation covered housing density and building design standards. This is part of the Councils … Read more »

Press Release – NZ Breast Cancer Foundation

Landmark buildings around New Zealand will light up pink from tomorrow, October 1, as part of the Global Illumination project to raise awareness of Breast Cancer Month and this year, several new monuments have signed on to go pink. Read more »

Press Release – Community Housing Aotearoa

Community housing groups have welcomed a government initiative to provide more emergency housing in Auckland, but say more permanent affordable homes are also needed to provide places for people to move to. Read more »