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SunLive - Covid-19: No new community cases - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Covid-19: No new community cases - The Bay's News First

in managed isolation facilities, the Ministry of Health is reporting. This comes as Wellington is in day six of a level two lockdown after an Australia tourist visited multiple locations around the city, then returned a positive covid result on returning to Australia. New South Wales has recorded 18 news cases of local transmission since 8pm yesterday. All but one confirmed is linked to the Bondi cluster. There have been 59,000 people tested in last 24 hours. In New Zealand 2,597 people have been identified as potential contacts of the Australian person who visited Wellington from June 19 to...

SunLive - Locals dancing up a storm for Life Education Trust - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Locals dancing up a storm for Life Education Trust

Locals dancing up a storm for Life Education Trust Kim Barry. Supplied image. '); } else { // } Bay of Plenty locals with no dance experience will be hitting the dance floor to support the Life Education Trust. Ten couples have been chosen to receive 15 weeks of dance training before putting their best foot forward at Dancing for Life Education on Saturday, December 4. ​The one night only production is loosely based on televised celebrity dance shows. It will be supported by live entertainment, auctions, food and beverage. The latest two people to be named are Ki...

SunLive - Tauranga water restrictions lifted - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Tauranga water restrictions lifted - The Bay's News First

Tauranga water restrictions lifted The water restrictions in Tauranga have been referred to as the longest in recent history. File Image. '); } else { // } Tauranga households can return to normal water use as water restrictions have been lifted today Monday, June 28. Flow levels in the streams that supply Tauranga with water have stabilised but remain lower than normal, driving a call to the community to continue to use water wisely. Tauranga City Council's City Waters director Stephen Burton says restrictions were no longer needed after maintaining the sprinkler...

SunLive - Higher costs and slower house prices growth ahead - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Higher costs and slower house prices growth ahead

Higher costs and slower house prices growth ahead Growth of house prices is expected to drop to five per cent by the end of 2022. '); } else { // } Slowing house prices, rising inflation pressures, and sooner-than-expected rises in interest rates will be prominent in the near term economic outlook, according to ASB Bank. In its latest quarterly forecasts, the bank says there are growing pains ahead as the economy continued the recovery from the pandemic. Chief economist Nick Tuffley says the vaccine rollout around the world is pointing to above-average growth this ...

SunLive - Adding insult to injury - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Adding insult to injury - The Bay's News First

National MP I don’t think there is a single person in this city who isn’t shaking their head at last week’s cancellation of the TNL to Omokoroa. Instead of getting underway in 2018, the incoming coalition government cancelled it, then reinstated a watered-down version. Then cancelled that last week, along with other significant roading projects around New Zealand. What a slap in the face to everyone who has fought so hard to get a safer and more efficient State Highway 2. To add insult to injury, you and I will instead be funding a cross-harbour cycle bridge in Auckland. I doubt weâ€...