nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Another atmospheric river, PM Hipkins ‘blindsided’ & Akl school saying ‘stay away’ | nzherald.co.nz” – below is their description. Atmospheric river threatens more slips and flooding, Chris Hipkins left in the dark over Labour minister’s shock defection and the future of MasterChef decided after judge’s sudden death in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Full story: https://bit.ly/3NCvCezSubscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jXCheck out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oqFollow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXeFollow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbvnzherald.co.nz YouTube Channel

It is like the league has completely forgotten the Nuggets beat the Tuatara in last year’s final. Reuben Te Rangi, Jarrad Weeks, Rob Loe and Cam Gliddon are all averaging more than 17 points per game. His clash with Rob Loe promises to be a good watch. "A lot of the action runs around Rob Loe. Auckland Tuatara: Rob Loe, Jarrad Weeks, Charlie Dalton, Reuben Te Rangi, Cameron Gliddon, Thomas Beatie, Nicholas Barrow, Chris McIntosh, Reuben Fitzgerald, William Leger.

Worldwide public cloud spending heading for US$600 billionWorldwide public cloud spending on track for US$600 Billion this yearIf you found yourself wondering why the cloud hyperscalers have chosen this moment to build in New Zealand, the answer lies in Gartner’s latest cloud forecast. The analyst firm expects worldwide end-user spending on public cloud services to grow 21.7 per cent this year. Gartner’s forecasts the spend to hit US$597.3 billion, that’s $600 billion bar a rounding error. Google Cloud makes its first profitGoogle’s cloud business reported revenue of US$7.4 billion for the quarter that end on March 31. Worldwide public cloud spending heading for US$600 billion was first posted at billbennett.co.nz.

PHOTO: NZDF/SUPPLIEDThe New Zealand Defence Force has quietly disposed of $29 million worth of air defence missiles which were never used or brought into service. As a result, the New Zealand Army no longer has any dedicated air defence capabilities. An Official Information Act (OIA) request made by the Otago Daily Times reveals Mistral short range air defence missiles were removed from New Zealand service more than a decade ago. The OIA response, attributed to Air Commodore AJ Woods, of the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF), said New Zealand initially bought 12 launchers and 24 missiles in 1997. In total, the system cost about $29 million and was never deployed operationally or live-fired on a regular basis.

Written By: mickysavage - Date published: 10:15 am, May 3rd, 2023 - 106 commentsCategories: labour, Maori Issues, maori party, Maori seats - Tags:Meka Whaitiri has quit Labour and confirmed that she will stand for the Maori Party in this year’s election. She intends to stay on as an MP and sit with the Maori Party. This is quite a coup by the Maori Party. My sense is that over the past few years Labour relations with the Maori Party have improved significantly. In possibly related news it is rumoured that former Labour MP Louisa Wall will stand for the Maori Party in Manurewa.

The vaccine was being developed to cover every variant of the virus and for delivery by any method. Photo / APThe vaccine was being developed to cover every variant of the virus and for delivery by any method. Photo / APAfter spending $5 million from wealthy investors and receiving close to $1m in government grants, Auckland-based firm Covid-19 Vaccine Corporation (CVC) has shut up shop after failing to secure a further $12m for its first human trial, BusinessDesk reports. The vaccine was being developed to cover every variant of the virus and for delivery by any method. CVC used “bio-bead” technology developed by PolyBatics, a company spun off from Massey University in 2009.

VIDEO SERIESRod Oram: Anxiety into action‘Anxiety into action’ is the theme of this 10th and final episode in our Newsroom video series The Way Forward about the ways we are tackling the climate crisis in Aotearoa. Yet that anxiety can also spur us into action; and help us work with others to push for positives changes. First, Niki Harré, who specialises in the psychological aspects of community and sustainability issues, sheds light on anxiety and action, and the relationship between them. The event was hosted by St-Matthew-in-the-City in the centre of Auckland, and the church community had invited Wilson and Rod Oram, the presenter of this Newsroom video series, to help them with the session. The scale and breadth of the programme last year were testament to the burgeoning wealth of positive climate action around the country.

FORMER world cruiserweight title challenger David Light is in hospital having suffered a mild stroke. He returned to New Zealand on April 1 but visited hospital four days later and received a CT scan after reportedly feeling unwell. “So, he went straight in [to hospital] and got those check-ups and got cleared for concussion.”Light was then hospitalised on April 17 suffering from concussion symptoms. David’s doing real good, David’s laughing. We’re trying to keep it as normal as possible.”Everyone at Boxing News wishes David a speedy and successful recovery.

This news conference will start at about 1 pm. Our report on what this May 2023 Financial Stability Report means is here and will be updated as necessary following this news conference. The RBNZ media release is here and here. Today's full Financial Stability Report is here. When the live news conference is finished we will place a video recording of it on this page as soon as it becomes available.

Bad news, ice block connoisseurs. Sophisticated. Mention of the grapefruit and lemon Fruju evokes all sorts of adjectives rarely associated with the realm of the dairy ice block freezer. But maybe not for much longer. The news is in, and it’s bad: the formidable ...

To promote tourism in the region, DDB Group Aotearoa and Destination Hauraki Coromandel have launched the world’s longest driving lottery. Everyone knows that the Coromandel has been unlucky, so we created The Lucky Loop. Hadley Dryden, General Manager of Destination Hauraki Coromandel, said that the campaign exceeded all expectations and he was blown away by the support given to the destination. The campaign also achieved significant media coverage including Seven Sharp, Newshub at 6, NZ Herald, Stuff and numerous tourism publications. Agency Credits: DDB Group AotearoaClient Credits: Hadley Dryden – General Manager, Destination Hauraki CoromandelMedia Partners: PHD MediaWorks NZME JCDecaux oOh!

Invercargill’s licensing trust chief says no job offer was ever on the table for a teenager who lodged a sexual harassment complaint against a councillor. The head of Invercargill’s licensing trust appears at odds with the city’s mayor over how a complaint of alleged sexual harassment was handled. As an alternative, the complainant was also told of an “employment option” with the Invercargill Licensing Trust. In subsequent emails sent to the family of the complainant, Clark characterised the position at the Invercargill Licensing Trust as a “job option” and a “potential new job”. The mayor had contacted him to inform him that media reporting may include emails about the licensing trust.

nzherald.co.nz published this video item, entitled “Students called out for AI cheating, minister jumps ship & Parliament protest today | nzherald.co.nz” – below is their description. Top students deny AI cheating, wild weather sees insurance claims skyrocket and police monitoring protest action at Parliament today in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Full story: https://bit.ly/3LQBxLW Subscribe and be notified of breaking news: https://goo.gl/LP45jX Check out our playlists: https://goo.gl/Swd249 Like NZ Herald on Facebook: https://goo.gl/tUC4oq Follow NZ Herald on Instagram: https://goo.gl/oLicXe Follow NZ Herald on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Wi6mbv nzherald.co.nz YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Sanctimony is defined as an action or practise of acting as if one were morally superior to other people. One of the most well-known phrases from the Bible on this subject is "let he who is without sin, cast the first stone." For others it seems, it is a year or two at a finishing school that determines suitability for representation in public life. Just as we know our own truth, so too do each of us laugh and cry at different times and for entirely different reasons. - Gerrard Eckhoff is a former Otago Regional councillor and was a two-term Act New Zealand list MP from 1999-2005.

Barfoot & Thompson had its worst April in 22 years last month while the agency's median selling price dipped below $1 million for the first time in more than two years. April was the first month that Barfoot's median selling price has dropped below $1 million since January 2021. The agency's average selling price was $1,086,866 in April, the lowest it has been since February 2021. New listings and end of month stock levels were also lower. "Based on the number of sales made in April, winter has come early for the Auckland housing market," Barfoot & Thompson Managing Director Peter Thompson said.