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Royal Commission Covid-19 Lessons Learned: Public Submissions To The COVID-19 Inquiry Close On Sunday 27 April 2025 At Midnight

By reviewing these decisions, the Inquiry will be able to provide recommendations to the Government on how Aotearoa New Zealand could better prepare for and manage any future pandemics.

Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand: Low Risk To Public Health Following Fire At South Taranaki Hotel

Health New Zealand Medical Officer of Health Dr William Rainger says while testing of debris found asbestos in the building, there was a very low risk to public health.

NZCTU: Govt Vocational Education Reforms Will Cause Massive Disruption

“The NZCTU remains fundamentally opposed to these reforms, which will create further disruption across the sector and come off the back of a period of disruption and change in the sector over the past five years,” said NZCTU Acting President Rachel Mackintosh.

NZ Liberation Museum - Te Arawhata: Anzac Day Commemorations In France To Remember All New Zealand Soldiers

The New Zealand Liberation Museum – Te Arawhata, with a visitor experience created by Wētā Workshop, tells the story of the Kiwi soldiers who liberated the French town of Le Quesnoy on November 4, 1918. Te Arawhata marks Anzac Day with a weekend of remembrance from April 25 – 27.

Royal Commission Covid-19 Lessons Learned: We Want To Hear From As Many People As Possible, Says COVID-19 Inquiry Chair

The Inquiry’s public submissions portal has been open since 3 February 2025, and closes at midnight on 27 April 2025. Anyone who wants to make a submission can either fill in the on-line form at www.covid19inquiry.nz, or by calling 0800 500 306.

My ECE: Parents Reject ECE Deregulation - 'Children’s Safety Is Not Optional'

The ECE Parents’ Council condemns the sweeping deregulation plan endorsed by Associate Education Minister David Seymour and accepted by Cabinet, which will remove and weaken a lot of the standards designed to protect tamariki in ECE services across Aotearoa.

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