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  • 2 hours ago

    NOTAM A5574/26 - NZZC FIR

    Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA)

    Automated summaryA NOTAM issued for the NZZC FIR, indicating that the FIS 129.8 MHz frequency for the TARANAKI AREA A/G FAC will have reduced low‑level coverage over Nelson and the south Taranaki Bight from 26 Oct 2026 02 42 EST to 10 00 EST.

    TransportAirspaceAviationNOTAM
  • 3 hours ago

    Amusement device register – October 2026 (PDF 192 KB)

    WorkSafe New Zealand

    Automated summaryA monthly register listing all licensed amusement devices operating in New Zealand, including device type, operator, service area and certification expiry dates.

    General NotificationDecisionConsultations
  • 3 hours agoWaikato

    QV Workshop - October — 2026-10-21

    Waikato District Council

    Automated summaryAn announcement of a QV workshop to take place on 21 October 2026, held by the Waikato district council. The notice provides the date, meeting type and a reminder that the agenda is not yet released, with a link to view full details.

    GovernanceGeneral NotificationMeeting NoticeCouncil Meetings
  • 3 hours agoWaikato

    Avalanche forecast posted for Tongariro

    New Zealand Mountain Safety Council

    Automated summaryA new avalanche forecast for the Tongariro region has been released by the New Zealand Avalanche Advisory, detailing current snowpack stability and potential avalanche risk conditions for users of the area.

    Natural HazardsPublic AccessGeneral NotificationCorrespondence
  • 3 hours agoWaikato

    Weekly wrap-up: vandalism response, El Niño outlook, transfer station hours

    Thames-Coromandel District Council

    Automated summaryThames‑Coromandel District Council's weekly newsletter reports recent vandalism at public toilets and trees, presents an El Niño climate outlook, updates on transfer‑station hours, and announces community events such as dune planting and a film screening.

    ClimatePublic AccessInfrastructureCoastalBiodiversityGeneral NotificationCorrespondence
  • 4 hours ago

    Notification of Intention to Set 2026 Remuneration Authority Levy on Local Authorities

    Automated summaryThis notice announces the minister’s intention to impose a levy on all New Zealand local authorities for the 2025–26 financial year to recover the costs of Remuneration Authority determinations. It sets out the fixed and variable portions for each council, totals the amounts payable, and records a national levy of $599,265.

    GovernanceGeneral NotificationDecision
  • 4 hours ago

    Business Register Removal

    167 PROPERTY INVESTMENT LIMITED, 51A MURPHYS LIMITED, ACCELERATE SERVICES LIMITED, BILLFOLD SOLUTIONS LIMITED, DUTT ENTERPRISE (NZ) LIMITED, END ELECTRICAL LIMITED, EX- JGL LIMITED (formerly JUCY GROUP LIMITED ) , HR PROCESSING 2008 LIMITED (formerly OSS LIMITED ) , INTEGRATED COMPUTING SOLUTIONS LIMITED, OBEN SHOWERS LIMITED and SC LUXURY NZ LIMITED (all in liquidation)

    Automated summaryThe Registrar announces its intention to remove ten companies—including 167 Property Investment Limited, 51A Murphys Limited, and others—from the Companies Register after liquidation proceedings, pursuant to section 318 of the Companies Act 1993. Liquidators have notified stakeholders with a 31 October 2026 deadline for any objections under section 321.

    GovernanceGeneral NotificationDecision
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    4 hours ago

    Liquidator Appointment

    2 Liquidator Appointment notices

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    4 hours ago

    Liquidator Appointment

    WESTEND CONCRETE SERVICES LIMITED (in liquidation)

    Automated summaryThe Gazette notice appoints Jared Waiata Booth and Tony Leonard Maginness as joint liquidators of Westend Concrete Services Limited and sets a deadline for creditors to prove claims. It informs stakeholders that the liquidation process has commenced under the Companies Act.

    General NotificationDecision

    4 hours ago

    Liquidator Appointment

    PURE INTERNET LIMITED (in liquidation)

    Automated summaryThe notice announces that Jessica Kellow and Iain Shephard have been appointed liquidators of Pure Internet Limited following an order of the High Court, effective 1 October 2026. It includes contact details for creditors and shareholders to make enquiries about the liquidation process.

    GovernanceGeneral NotificationDecision
    GovernanceGeneral NotificationDecision
  • 4 hours ago

    Notification of Fisheries Act 1996 Notice: Fisheries (Landing and Discard Exceptions) Notice (Notice No. MPI 2045)

    Automated summaryThe Minister for Oceans and Fisheries announces new landing and discard exceptions under the Fisheries Act 1996, effective from 1 October 2026, as a secondary legislative notice.

    MarineAquacultureBiodiversityLegislationRegulation
  • 4 hours ago

    Variation of a Scheduled International Air Service Licence

    Automated summaryThe Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport has officially varied the expiry date of Asiana Airlines’ Scheduled International Air Service Licence, extending its validity to 17 December 2026. This decision is communicated through a statutory delegation and published in the gazette.

    TransportAirspaceGeneral NotificationDecision
  • 4 hours ago

    Variation of a Scheduled International Air Service Licence

    Automated summaryAnnounces a variation to a Scheduled International Air Service Licence held by Air China International, adding a replacement tariffs provision and an additional code‑share route between China and New Zealand, effective 25 September 2026.

    TransportAirspaceGeneral NotificationDecision
  • ×3

    4 hours agoWaikato

    Public Works Action

    3 Public Works Action notices

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    4 hours agoWaikato

    Public Works Action

    Land Acquired for Water Supply Purposes—State Highway 5, Napier, Taupō Road, Taupō District

    Automated summaryThe New Zealand Gazette notice records that the government has acquired a 0.569 ha parcel of land – part Lot 2 DP 373956 – for water‑supply purposes and has vested the title to Taupō District Council. The declaration specifies the legal framework under the Public Works Act and related legislation, and lists related encumbrances and easements.

    Water SupplyInfrastructureLand UseGeneral NotificationDecision

    4 hours agoWaikato

    Public Works Action

    Road to be Stopped and Vested—Un-named Road Adjoining East Taupō Arterial, Taupō District

    Automated summaryThis notice declares that a specified portion of an un‑named road adjacent to East Taupō Arterial will be stopped and amalgamated with the adjacent land title, effective upon publication in the New Zealand Gazette. It formalises the transfer of road status and land ownership under the Public Works Act and a ministerial delegation. No further actions are required beyond the legal effect of the stop and amalgamation.

    Land UseInfrastructureGeneral NotificationDecision

    4 hours agoWaikato

    Public Works Action

    Land and Easements Acquired for Water Supply Purposes— Poihipi Road, Taupō District

    Automated summaryThe notice announces that land and easements in the Poihipi Road area of the Taupō District have been acquired by the Crown for water supply purposes and vested in Taupō District Council, including detailed terms, rights, and obligations attached to the easements.

    Land UseWater SupplyInfrastructureGeneral NotificationDecision
    Water SupplyInfrastructureLand UseGeneral NotificationDecision
  • 4 hours agoWaikato

    TDC Connect: Gambling policy feedback, summer concert, roadworks

    Taupo District Council

    Automated summaryStakeholders are invited to comment on proposed changes to the local Class 4 Gambling and TAB Venues policy, while the newsletter also promotes ticket sales for the 2027 summer concert and informs the public of upcoming roadworks on Kaimanawa Street and Napier Road.

    InfrastructurePerformanceCommunityBylawCorrespondence
  • 4 hours agoWaikato

    Agenda

    Waikato Regional Council

    Automated summaryAgenda for a Waikato Emergency Management Committee workshop held on 12 October 2026, presenting an overview of local hazards and community empowerment resources and a review of key changes to the Emergency Management Act 2026 and their implications for regional planning and governance.

    GovernanceEmergency ManagementAgendaCouncil Decisions
  • 4 hours agoWaikato

    Minutes

    Waikato Regional Council

    Automated summaryMinutes of a Waikato Regional Council open workshop held on 29 September 2026, summarising councillor commentary on a draft position statement for AI data centres and discussing priorities for the council’s 50‑year infrastructure strategy. Action items highlighted the need for further review and a subsequent workshop.

    InfrastructureGovernanceGeneral NotificationMinutesCouncil Decisions
  • 4 hours ago

    One of New Zealand's most respected voices in international food standards and trade policy

    Public Service Commission (Te Kawa Mataaho)

    Automated summaryAnnounces Raj Rajasekar’s receipt of the Te Tohu Oranga Angitū Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring his decades‑long service to New Zealand’s international trade, food standards and biosecurity sectors.

    GovernanceGeneral Notification
  • 4 hours ago

    United Kingdom and New Zealand strengthen space research and innovation partnership

    Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE)

    Automated summaryNew Zealand and the United Kingdom are launching a joint space research and innovation programme, with funding pledges from both governments to support collaborative research projects over the next three years. The initiative aims to strengthen technical links, foster commercial opportunities, and accelerate the development of space‑related technologies for the New Zealand space sector.

    AirspaceGovernancePolicy Statement
  • 4 hours ago

    Plans focus science investment on stronger economy and society

    Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE)

    Automated summaryThe Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment unveils its Science Investment Pillar Plans for 2026‑2031, establishing four priority areas—Technology for Prosperity, Primary Industries and Bioeconomy, Environmental Sustainability and Resilience, and Healthy People—designed to align research funding with national economic and societal goals.

    GovernancePolicy Statement
  • 4 hours ago

    Surplus Crown-owned Land - October 2026 Published date 2 October 2026 We frequently publish a schedule of new Crown properties that have been declared surplus. Iwi are invited to register their intere

    Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

    Automated summaryA schedule of new Crown properties declared surplus is published, inviting iwi to register their interest in landbanking or Sites of Significance. The notice provides a deadline of 4 November 2026 for applications to the Landbank and accompanying protection mechanisms.

    Land UseGovernanceGeneral NotificationCorrespondenceNews
  • 4 hours ago

    StoriesHeritage transformed: East of Eden at our properties

    Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

    Automated summaryA HeritageNZ newsletter celebrates the use of three historic properties – Alberton, Highwic and Thames School of Mines – as key filming locations for the Netflix series East of Eden, highlighting the impact on the sites and encouraging visitors to experience these heritage landmarks.

    HeritageGeneral NotificationNews
  • 4 hours agoWaikato

    On Licence Karaka Pines Village pdf 242 KB

    Hamilton City Council

    Automated summaryThis public notice announces that KP Rototuna Limited Partnership has applied to the Hamilton City Council District Licensing Committee for an on‑licence for the premises at 75 Hare Puke Drive, Karaka Pines Village, a retirement village. It details the licence terms and invites public objections within 25 working days.

    HealthLiquor LicenceDecisionPublic Notices
  • 4 hours agoWaikato

    On Licence Im Aim Thai Cuisine pdf 242 KB

    Hamilton City Council

    Automated summaryIm‑Aim Thai Cuisine Limited has applied for an on‑licence to sell alcohol at its restaurant premises on 18 Hood Street, Hamilton. The notice specifies the licence hours and allows objections to be lodged within 25 working days.

    HealthFast TrackApplicationPublic Notices
  • 5 hours ago

    Pharmacies to provide more funded medicines

    Automated summaryPharmac and Health New Zealand announced an expansion of funded medicines that community pharmacies can dispense, adding treatments for children and common conditions under the Extended Pharmacy Services Programme. This will broaden access to subsidised healthcare nationwide, reducing the need for GP appointments.

    HealthPolicy Statement
  • 6 hours agoWaikato

    Road works and closures - Friday 2 October

    Hamilton City Council

    Automated summaryHamilton City Council informs the public that multiple roads and lanes in the city will be closed or restricted from 2–18 October to accommodate water main works, wastewater upgrades, footpath renewals, and a hotel development. The notice provides dates, suggests alternate routes, and states that work may change with weather or staff availability.

    TransportInfrastructureRoad Stopping
  • 6 hours ago

    Wai Tuwhera o te Taiao October Newsletter – eDNA Project Applications Open

    Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)

    Automated summaryThe Environmental Protection Authority publicly invites iwi, hapū and community groups to submit proposals for the sixth round of the Wai Tuwhera o te Taiao eDNA monitoring programme, with a focus on youth involvement and assessing land‑use or urban environmental impacts on local waterways.

    FreshwaterBiodiversityTaiaoPublic AccessFast TrackCorrespondence
  • 7 hours ago

    Minor

    Road Hazard: SH 1 Green Lane to Market Rd, Northbound

    Automated summaryRoad hazard alert for the northbound lane on SH1 between Green Lane and Market Rd. The left lane is blocked after the Green Lane East off‑ramp due to a breakdown; drivers are advised to pass with care and expect delays until further notice.

    TransportInfrastructurePublic AccessEmergency ManagementCorrespondence
  • 8 hours ago

    Enactment

    Arms (Military Style Semi-automatic Firearms—Pistol Grips) Order 2013

    Automated summaryThis secondary legislation order defines a free‑standing grip of a semi‑automatic firearm (other than a pistol) as a pistol grip, thereby expanding the definition of a military‑style semi‑automatic firearm under the Arms Act. The order commenced on 11 December 2013 and was later revoked in 2026.

    GovernanceLegislationRegulationSecondary Legislation
  • 9 hours ago

    Next steps for Nelson Tasman weather radar

    Automated summaryA site has been selected for a new weather radar in the Nelson‑Tasman area, a development that the government has fast‑tracked with up to $5 million in funding. The radar, based on Doppler dual‑polarisation technology, is expected to start operations by mid‑2027 and will improve short‑term forecasting and rainfall mapping to better prepare communities for severe weather and flooding events. The announcement marks a significant step toward enhancing regional resilience and emergency response capabilities.

    ClimateInfrastructureGovernanceFast Track
  • ×12

    9 hours agoWaikato

    12 documents · Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

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    9 hours agoWaikato

    26-BRF-02684 Tauhei Solar Farm Extension stage 2 briefing (PDF, 2.2 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe briefing presents the decision‑making considerations for a referral application under the Fast‑track Approvals Act 2024, requesting that the proposed 50 MW Tauhei Solar Farm Extension be placed into the fast‑track approvals process. It outlines the applicant’s technical plans, the scope of environmental, cultural and infrastructure matters identified in submitted reports, and summarizes the invited parties’ comments and the panel’s recommendations for moving forward to a substantive application.

    EnergyInfrastructureLand UseOtherBriefingReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Section 18 report Tauhei Solar Farm Extension (PDF, 5.3 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe document is a Section 18 report prepared for the referral application of the Tauhei Solar Farm Extension. It lists the relevant iwi and Treaty settlement entities, summarises Māori comments, and evaluates whether approvals could be sought under another statutory framework. This technical assessment will guide the ministerial decision on whether the project proceeds under the RMA or an alternative act.

    EnergyInfrastructureFreshwaterOtherExpert ReportReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Combined comments (PDF, 3.5 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe PDF is a compilation of written submissions responding to an invitation to comment on a Fast‑Track Approvals Act 2024 referral for a new or extended solar farm. The comments address competing applications, eligibility criteria, potential adverse effects, required ecological assessments, and compliance with local and national land‑use policies.

    EnergyInfrastructureBiodiversityLand UseOtherSubmissionReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Combined invitations (PDF, 644 KB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe letter invites the Department of Conservation, a Māori consultation group, and the Matamata‑Piako District Council to submit written comments on Harmony Energy’s referral application for a 50 MW solar farm extension under the Fast‑Track Approvals Act 2024, before the Minister decides whether to refer the project for further approval.

    EnergyInfrastructureBiodiversityWater SupplyOtherCorrespondenceReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    26-BRF-02221 Tauhei Solar Farm Extension stage 1 briefing (PDF, 1.8 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThis briefing outlines a referral application for the Tauhei Solar Farm Extension under the Fast-track Approvals Act 2024, detailing the proposed 50‑MW solar development, its infrastructure, and the required resource consents and wildlife approvals. It recommends proceeding to the next stage of analysis and invites written comments from relevant councils, ministries and stakeholders.

    EnergyInfrastructureFreshwaterBiodiversityOtherBriefingReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Attachment 5 - Consultation report (PDF, 9 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe report documents the stakeholder consultation undertaken by Harmony Energy for the Tauhei Solar Farm Extension referral application, detailing the iwi, local authorities, neighbouring landowners, and government agencies engaged, and summarising the outcomes and how they informed the application.

    EnergyInfrastructureOtherConsultationReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Attachment 4 - Insight economics TSF referral (PDF, 4 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThis economic assessment accompanies a Fast‑Track Approvals Act 2024 referral for a 50 MW solar extension at the Tauhei Solar Farm, evaluating construction and operational costs, employment, and emissions displacement. It concludes the project yields a large one‑off economic boost, improves national renewable generation, and supports climate‑change mitigation while leveraging existing grid infrastructure.

    EnergyInfrastructureClimatePollutionLand UseOtherAssessmentReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Attachment 3 - Site location plan (PDF, 169 KB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThis attachment presents a site location plan for the proposed Tauhei Solar Farm Extension, showing the boundaries of the existing solar farm and the proposed extension zone. The plan includes spatial coordinates, infrastructure layout, and relevant civil features to support the application for a renewable energy consent under the fast‑track process.

    EnergyInfrastructureLand UseOtherApplicationReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Attachment 2 - Record of title SA281_194 (PDF, 124 KB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThis official record of title, issued under the Land Transfer Act 2017, confirms the freehold ownership of a 45‑hectare parcel in the South Auckland land registration district, listing current registered owners and a caveat held by Harmony Energy NZ Limited. It serves as a formal title document rather than a consent or decision.

    InfrastructureLand UseOtherReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Attachment 1 - Record of title 154670 (PDF, 130 KB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryA public record of title for freehold parcels 1 and 2 in South Auckland, showing ownership by Selwyn Wayne Berger, Raewyn Shirley Berger and Cooper Aitken Trustees Limited, along with no‑to‑exclude clauses, easements for sewage drainage, and a caveat filed by Harmony Energy NZ Limited. The document primarily documents land registration details and existing encumbrances.

    Land UseEnergyInfrastructureOtherReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension referral application (PDF, 1 MB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryHarmony Energy NZ Limited submits a fast‑track referral application to extend the Tauhei Solar Farm by adding approximately 50MW of solar capacity in Te Aroha West, Waikato. The proposal details the construction of photovoltaic panels, mounting structures, power conversion units, cabling, fencing, environmental mitigation, and internal roadworks, along with auxiliary facilities such as meteorological stations and waste management systems.

    EnergyInfrastructureLand UseOtherApplicationReferral Application

    9 hours agoWaikato

    Notice of decisions on application for referral of the Tauhei Solar Farm Extension project (PDF, 176 KB)

    Tauhei Solar Farm Extension

    Automated summaryThe Minister decided to accept Harmony Energy NZ #10 Limited’s referral application for the Tauhei Solar Farm Extension under the Fast-track Approvals Act 2024, authorising the project to move forward under the fast‑track process and outlining the required resource, wildlife and other consents to be obtained subsequently.

    EnergyInfrastructureOtherDecisionMain Page
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    EnergyInfrastructureLand UseFreshwaterBiodiversityWater SupplyClimatePollutionOtherBriefingExpert ReportSubmissionCorrespondenceConsultationAssessmentApplicationDecisionReferral ApplicationMain Page
  • 10 hours agoWaikato

    Minor

    Area Warning: SH 90 Between Raes Junction and SH1

    Automated summaryStrong wind alert issued for State Highway 90 between Raes Junction and SH1, advising caution—particularly for light or high‑sided vehicles—until further notice.

    TransportInfrastructureNatural HazardsEmergency ManagementCorrespondence
  • 10 hours ago

    WorkSafe’s focus on residential construction sites aims to prevent falls from height

    WorkSafe New Zealand

    Automated summaryWorkSafe New Zealand is rolling out a three‑month assessment program that will visit residential construction sites across the country to identify and mitigate fall‑from‑height hazards, sharing findings with the industry and enforcing safety measures where required.

    HealthGeneral NotificationCorrespondenceNews
  • 11 hours ago

    The public response to the cash services standards proposal - report by KANTAR

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand

    Automated summaryPublic response report detailing New Zealand residents’ views on the Reserve Bank’s proposed minimum cash‑services standard, outlining concerns about reliability, security, and accessibility of ATMs and cash‑handling facilities across the country.

    GovernanceInfrastructureGeneral NotificationSubmissionNews
  • 11 hours ago

    New Zealand Notices to Mariners Edition 20, 2026

    Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

    Automated summaryA fortnightly edition of the New Zealand Notices to Mariners, this document publishes updates affecting a set of nautical charts and announces new or revised chart products. The notices inform mariners of changes to navigational data, such as chart revisions, corrections, and real‑time sea conditions, and provide links to download the full PDF and to access archived editions.

    CoastalMarineGeneral NotificationDecision
  • 11 hours ago

    Patient community helps improve access to paediatric cancer medicines for young Kiwis

    Automated summaryPharmac has extended funding for paediatric-origin cancer medicines to adolescents and young adults, removing the requirement that patients be treated in a paediatric-only service. The change, effective 14 October, will provide a consistent funding pathway for about 15 eligible patients per year and is intended to improve timely access to cancer treatment.

    HealthGovernancePolicy StatementCorrespondence
  • 12 hours agoWaikato

    Fatal crash, Hauraki

    New Zealand Police

    Automated summaryThe Police have released a public notification of a fatal single‑motorcycle crash that occurred at the intersection of Back Miranda Road and Front Miranda Road in Hauraki on 30 September 2026. The rider died at the scene, emergency services examined the road, and the roadway was closed until 9 pm and later reopened for traffic. Investigations are underway.

    TransportGeneral NotificationCorrespondence
  • 13 hours agoWaikato

    NOTAM A5515/26 - TE KUITI

    Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA)

    Automated summaryA NOTAM announces a restricted area for remote‑piloted aircraft around TE KUITI aerodrome, covering a 775‑meter radius within specific latitude and longitude limits. The restriction is effective from 2610021800 to 2610030235 with a maximum altitude of 100 ft AGL. Pilots operating within the briefed area must comply with the temporary aviation safety measure.

    TransportAviationNOTAMDecision
  • 13 hours ago

    Petition of Nathan Te Puni: Establish clear industry wage standards in New Zealand

    New Zealand Parliament

    Automated summaryPetition filed by Nathan Te Puni calls for legislative action to establish defined wage standards across New Zealand industries, arguing that clearer pay scales would improve fairness, transparency and support for workers. The submission seeks measures ensuring wages reflect skills, experience, responsibilities, and work conditions.

    PetitionParliament Petitions
  • 13 hours ago

    Petition of Jiaming Li: Grant permanent residency to Jiaming Li and their family

    New Zealand Parliament

    Automated summaryThis petition, addressed to the New Zealand House of Representatives, requests that the government grant permanent residency to Jiaming Li and their family. The authors detail that the family has lived in New Zealand for seven years, seek to remain permanently, and emphasize their willingness to contribute to the community and uphold public values.

    GovernancePetitionParliament Petitions
  • 13 hours ago

    Petition of Nigel Gray: Inquiry into delays by the Office of the Ombudsman in completing complaints

    New Zealand Parliament

    Automated summaryNigel Gray petitions Parliament to investigate the Office of the Ombudsman’s delays in processing complaints, citing capacity and resourcing issues that undermine the Official Information Act.

    GovernancePetitionParliament Petitions
  • 13 hours ago

    Petition of Cameron Taylor: Penalise the use of misinformation by politicians and political parties

    New Zealand Parliament

    Automated summaryThis is a public petition urging the New Zealand House of Representatives to introduce a law that penalises politicians and political parties for spreading misinformation. It proposes a three‑strike system with escalating fines up to the third strike, where MPs would be disqualified from Parliament and parties would face heavier penalties. The petition is currently open and seeks signatures.

    GovernancePetitionParliament Petitions
  • 16 hours agoWaikato

    Emergency Committee Meeting — 2026-10-02

    Waikato District Council

    Automated summaryThe notice announces an Emergency Committee meeting scheduled for 2 October 2026, noting that the agenda has not yet been published. It provides the meeting type and a link to view further details, making the event publicly accessible.

    GovernanceGeneral NotificationMeeting NoticeCouncil Meetings
  • 17 hours ago

    Announcing the 2026 Spirit of Service Award winners

    Public Service Commission (Te Kawa Mataaho)

    Automated summaryThis announcement lists the 2026 Te Hāpai Hapori Spirit of Service Award winners, covering achievements in national infrastructure planning, biosecurity innovation, Māori community partnership, air‑quality improvement, public‑sector leadership, and lifetime service, and briefly describes each winning initiative or individual.

    InfrastructurePollutionClimateHealthTaiaoGeneral Notification
  • 17 hours ago

    Agenda for October 2026 Gastrointestinal Advisory Committee meeting

    Pharmac

    Automated summaryThe agenda outlines the topics for the forthcoming October 2026 meeting of the Gastrointestinal Advisory Committee, focusing on deliberations around vedolizumab subcutaneous therapy for ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, and the committee’s agenda-setting procedures.

    HealthGeneral NotificationAgenda
  • 17 hours ago

    2026 Annual Report

    PHF Science

    Automated summaryThe 2026 Annual Report presents a comprehensive overview of the organization’s activities, performance, and key achievements for the year 2026.

    News Algolia
  • 17 hours ago

    Download the 2026 Annual report

    PHF Science

    Automated summaryAn annual report of the New Zealand Institute for Public Health and Forensic Science detailing its transition from ESR, organizational achievements, research initiatives, and strategic direction for 2025‑2026. It highlights services to health, justice, and national security sectors, outlines strategic priorities, financial performance, and plans for future research and innovation.

    HealthNews
  • 23 hours ago

    Severe

    Road Closure: SH 1 Beaver Rd On-ramp Northbound

    Automated summaryThe notice announces a temporary closure of the SH 1 Beaver Road on‑ramp Northbound for maintenance, provides a detour route, and advises motorists to allow extra travel time. The closure is expected to be lifted on 2 October 2026 at 5:00 am.

    InfrastructureTransportRoad StoppingDecision

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