Articles tagged with And Hospital
New Zealand to Host World Triathlon Events in Tauranga 2026-2028
6 hours ago | 45 viewsTauranga will host a series of World Triathlon events over three years starting in 2026, including the 2028 World Triathlon Championship Finals, with an expected 6000 international visitors generating $25 million in tourism revenue. The Government is investing $2.65 million to support Tri NZ in hosting these events, aiming to attract over 4500 international competitors for the 2028 World Championship final. These events will be broadcast live to a global audience, showcasing New Zealand's strong history in triathlon and promoting sport tourism.
Tags: New Zealand Tauranga World Triathlon events 2028 World Triathlon Championship Finals Louise Upston Tourism and Hospitality Minister Major Events Fund Tri NZ Ironman 70.3 World Championship KiwisNew CT scanner to improve cancer services in Invercargill
1 month ago | 278 viewsA new, state-of-the-art CT scanner is now operational at Southland Hospital, delivering a significant step forward for diagnostic services in the region, Health Minister Simeon Brown says. “This new CT scanner is a game-changer for Invercargill and surrounding areas. It will provide faster, more accurate diagnosis for a wide range of conditions, including cancer and heart disease – meaning patients can start treatment sooner and with greater confidence.
Tags: Invercargill Simeon brown Southland hospitalWelcoming more visitors from China
1 month ago | 329 viewsThe Government is boosting New Zealand’s attractiveness as a destination for Chinese tourists by improving visa settings and processes. From November, New Zealand will trial visa waiver status for Chinese passport holders travelling from Australia with a valid Australian visitor, work, student or family visa, allowing them to visit for up to 3 months. “Our immigration settings play an important role in brightening our country’s economic future.
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