Drink Spiking Victim Advocates For Increased Awareness Of Risks On A Night Out
With drink spiking a continual problem, a Music.nz writer is advocating to raise awareness and decrease victims' feelings of ...
Name Release: Fatal Crash, Naenae
Police can now release the name of the woman who died following a crash in Naenae on Thursday 27 March. She was 60-year-old ...
Maritime Union Says Rail-enabled Ferries A Victory For Common Sense
Maritime Union of New Zealand National Secretary Carl Findlay says the union had strongly argued for this outcome to the ...
Focus On Critical Risk Welcome But Major Gap Remains To Reduce $4.9b In Harm – CEO Forum Reacts To H&S Reform
With the Minister suggesting further reforms are coming, the Forum and our members hope we will see a sharpening of incentives in the ACC scheme to encourage businesses to drive positive outcomes, and ...
Business Canterbury Welcomes Health And Safety Changes
Business Canterbury Chief Executive, Leeann Watson says, "The reforms represent the most substantial changes to health and safety since the current legislation was enacted in 2015, with a shift ...
Samoa Declares State Of Emergency Amid Severe Power Crisis
The Samoan government has declared a 30-day state of emergency as the main island of Upolu grapples with a severe power crisis. Major disruptions to Samoa's electricity supply have affected residents ...
WellSouth Boosts Free Flu Vaccination Eligibility
When government funding for free flu vaccines for 55–64-year-olds ended in 2023, before winter, WellSouth decided to step in to ensure Māori and Pacific people aged 55 years and up in Otago and ...
Ferry Decision: Common Sense Prevails
“This commitment to rail will give communities and businesses some certainty about future transport links. It also removes uncertainty around rail and enables KiwiRail to better promote rail freight ...