IT major Infosys on Friday announced extention of its support for GovHack 2020 in Australia and New Zealand
The island neighbours beat Colombia 22-13 on Thursday in a vote by the Fifa Council
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was confident New Zealand had halted the spread of the virus but it still must be prepared for more
Health fears, travel restrictions cause more globe-hopping workers to return; hefty allowances, once de rigueur for international postings, are rarer than ever
The organization Stuff prints many of the nation's daily newspapers and runs a popular news website of the same name. It employs about 900 staff, including 400 journalists
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The unexpected move came ahead of its scheduled policy decision meeting on March 25.
Air New Zealand said economy passengers would book the Skynest in addition to their regular seat
The Southland region declared a state of emergency after being deluged with more than 1,000 mm of rainfall in 60 hours, triggering landslides on major roads and causing rivers to burst their banks
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There were 14 patients being cared for at four hospitals around New Zealand, 10 of whom remained in critical condition, local media reported
At least 12 of the 18 fatalities were Australians, while another three were US citizens living in Australia
Clement said although the land and sea searches had so far been unsuccessful in finding the remaining bodies, police had not given up hope.
Of the 47 people on the island -- a popular tourist attraction -- when the explosion took place, the death toll stands at 17 including the missing pair.