A new Government and industry training and remuneration initiative described as ‘game-changing’ by employers will be expanded ...

Hamilton will be the first city in New Zealand to host Air Playground, which explores the invisible but powerful world of air ...

The team at Mersey Construction understands Aucklands unique building challenges from steep sites and tricky soils to ...

Both lanes at Rocky Point, on the West Coast side of State Highway 73, are open again after a slip. A 30 km/h temporary speed ...

Priced at $49.99, all proceeds will go directly to Surf Life Saving New Zealand, KFC’s long-standing charity partner. Funds ...

Transporting New Zealand is welcoming progress on the Roads of National Significance (RoNS) Programme, but says that a bipartisan commitment is needed to avoid the risk of costly cancellations and ...

“Next steps include geotechnical investigations, design, consenting, property acquisition, and procurement activities. The Hope Bypass is expected to be built in stages, allowing NZTA to address ...

Modern telemetry machines now allow continuous monitoring of cardiovascular, respiratory and neurological signals in freely moving animals, producing more representative data by removing the stress ...

More than 2,000 New Zealanders have written to the Minister for Media and Communications, Paul Goldsmith, demanding he stop the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) from extending its powers to ...

Organised by a group of Stanford University researchers, the 1st Open Conference of AI Agents for Science aims to explore “if and how AI can independently generate novel scientific insights, ...

Clearance of a fallen tree has enabled the reopening of the northbound lane of Dunedin’s State Highway 88/Anzac Avenue between Frederick Street and Harrow Street. However, the southbound lane remains ...

National Road Carriers Association (NRC) is pleased to see rapid progress is being made on bringing all the projects listed in the Roads of National Significance (RoNS) closer to construction start.