LIVE @ 7:30 pm: What is next for ATTICA?
Watch LIVE tonight at 7:30 pm on thisquality platforms featuring Otaki Candidate Michael Kay from ATTICA with other ATTICA members talking about what’s next for ATTICA. You can watch the live stream on all @thisquality handles (Facebook, YouTube) including @atticaprojectNZ/ (Facebook) and @michaelkayattica (Facebook).
Police release names of two bodies found near Lake Taupo
Police today have announced to media that they can name the two deceased bodies found near Mere Road in Lake Taupo by a member of the public on October 16 at around 7:15 am. The name of the two people Trevor Malcolm Wiringi who is aged 50 and Helen Dorothy...
Free WiFi in Stratford’s CBD for all thanks to Primo
Downtown Stratford is getting a WiFi upgrade at no cost to you, it will be entirely free to use. The District Council for Stratform is pleased to be announcing this, in partnership with internet provider primo. The free WiFi can be used along downtown, Broadway in Stratford between 7:00 am...
World’s first ever Wasp genome has been completed in NZ
The world’s first-ever wasp genome has been completed. New Zealand researchers from Genomics Aotearoa sequenced the genome of three wasps, of which two are invasive wasps at the University of Otago Te Hernga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington alongside colleagues from the UK, Australia and California successfully after three years of...
COVID-19: 25 new cases to report in New Zealand today
There are 25 new cases of COVID-19 to report in New Zealand today. 23 of the new cases are imported at the border, and 2 are workplace contacts linked to the port worker reported on Sunday. The first case was first considered as a casual contact of the port worker,...
Dr Ashley Bloomfield to provide COVID-19 update at 1pm today
REFRESH THIS PAGE AT 1:00 PM NZT —- The Ministry of Health is expected to do a media standup at 1 pm today following Sunday’s rare weekend standup which resulted in a new community case of COVID-19. Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield will be providing the updates to media...
It is time to shut down Cloudy Bay Clams after Beach Bylaw review announced
thisquality has created this story to educate locals that are not aware of the impact that clam dredging has, and this story reflects a past incident that has happened too many times. The Kāpiti Coast District Council is reviewing their 2009 beach bylaw. Currently, its stage is at Formal consultation,...
Kāpiti Coast District Council’s Beach Bylaw review announced
The Kāpiti Coast District Council is reviewing their 2009 beach bylaw. Currently, its stage is at the Formal consultation, which runs for five weeks from October 12 to November 13. After 10 years of the current bylaw being in place, and in accordance with legislation, Kāpiti Coast District Council is...
