2024 en Nueva Zelanda

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Nueva Zelanda
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A continuación se enumeran los eventos que ocurrieron o se espera que ocurran durante 2024 en Nueva Zelanda .

Titulares

Real y virreinal

Gobierno

Período legislativo: 54º Parlamento de Nueva Zelanda .

El Sexto Gobierno Nacional , elegido en 2023 , continúa.

Otros líderes de partidos en el parlamento

Judicial

Principales líderes del centro

Eventos

Enero

Febrero

  • 4 de febrero – Un incendio forestal a lo largo de las orillas del río Waimakariri, cerca de Kirwee , alcanza un tamaño de 80 hectáreas, lo que provoca evacuaciones y el cierre de Old West Coast Road. [36]
  • 5 de febrero: La escuela secundaria Rangiora cierra por un día debido a una alta tasa de infección por COVID-19 entre su personal. [37]
  • 6 de febrero – Grandes multitudes se reúnen frente a la Casa del Tratado en Waitangi, Northland, para protestar contra las políticas del Gobierno en materia de idioma maorí y la legislación propuesta sobre los Principios del Tratado. [38] [39]
  • 7 de febrero – La Corte Suprema dictamina que el líder de la IWI y activista climático Mike Smith puede demandar a siete empresas por contaminación, incluidas Fonterra , Z Energy y Genesis Energy Limited . [40]
  • 8 de febrero – Se declara el estado de emergencia local en el municipio de Bluecliffs, en Southland, debido a la erosión causada por las fuertes lluvias y el oleaje del mar. [41]
  • 10 de febrero
    • Westpac sufre una interrupción del servicio durante la cual los clientes no pueden retirar fondos ni utilizar tarjetas eftpos durante más de 12 horas. [42]
    • Un supermercado Countdown de South Dunedin cierra durante al menos una semana, después de sufrir una plaga de roedores. [43]
  • 11 de febrero – El gobierno anuncia un aumento de 63 millones de dólares en la financiación para la recuperación del ciclón Gabrielle , con el fin de eliminar sedimentos y escombros. [44]
  • 12 de febrero – El Ministerio de Industrias Primarias inicia una investigación en un supermercado Countdown de Christchurch, luego de que se detectara un ratón corriendo sobre una ensalada preparada en un establecimiento de delicatessen. [45]
  • 13 de febrero – Se celebra un servicio conmemorativo en Muriwai para recordar la muerte de dos bomberos durante el ciclón Gabrielle. También se descubre una placa. [46]
  • 14 de febrero
  • 20 de febrero – El miembro laborista del Parlamento y ex ministro del gabinete Grant Robertson anuncia su renuncia a la política para asumir el cargo de vicerrector de la Universidad de Otago a partir de julio de 2024. [50]
  • 21 de febrero – El diputado verde Efeso Collins se desploma y muere durante un evento benéfico. [51]
  • 24 de febrero: Se inaugura el nuevo puente Kaeo en Northland, cuyas obras comenzaron en 2021 y se inauguraron en 2015. [52]
  • 25 de febrero – Las etiquetas de los alimentos ahora deben contener en negrita en la lista de ingredientes los alérgenos potencialmente mortales. [53] [54]
  • 26 de febrero – La carretera estatal 1 sobre Brynderwyn Hills se cierra por reparaciones hasta el 27 de marzo.
  • 28 de febrero
  • 29 de febrero

Marzo

Abril

  • 1 de abril
    • El salario mínimo aumenta de 22,70 dólares a 23,15 dólares por hora. [99]
    • Las farmacias podrán vacunar a niños menores de cinco años. [100]
  • 4 de abril – El Gobierno de Nueva Zelanda anuncia que los consejos locales tendrán que celebrar referendos sobre los distritos y circunscripciones maoríes . [101]
  • 5 de abril – Miles de estudiantes participan en 20 eventos de “ huelga climática ” en todo el país. [102]
  • 7 de abril – Se anuncian cambios en la visa de trabajador para empleador acreditado debido a los niveles de inmigración “insostenibles”. [103]
  • 9 de abril – TVNZ confirma su decisión de discontinuar su programa de asuntos del consumidor Fair Go , junto con sus boletines de noticias del mediodía y de la noche. [104]
  • 10 de abril
    • La tasa de desempleo se mantiene en el 5,5%. [105]
    • Las fuertes lluvias en la Costa Oeste provocan el cierre de la carretera estatal 6 y cortes de electricidad debido a la caída de tres postes de electricidad. Se colocan sacos de arena en algunos lugares de Hokitika. [106] [107] Se cancelan 46 vuelos de Air New Zealand. [108]
    • TVNZ confirma su decisión de cancelar su programa de actualidad del domingo . [109]
    • Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand confirma su decisión de cerrar su servicio de noticias Newshub a partir del 5 de julio. [110]
  • 12 de abril
    • Un pilar de un puente ferroviario sobre el río Rangitata es arrastrado por las fuertes lluvias, lo que hace que el puente se hunda. [111]
    • 52 vuelos de Air New Zealand se cancelan debido al mal tiempo y a "problemas de ingeniería". [108]
    • El gobierno promete 8,2 millones de dólares para el cable Pacific Connect y otros 8,2 millones para financiar la construcción de un buque de investigación pesquera y de los océanos del Pacífico. [112]
  • 16 de abril
  • 17 de abril
    • El Ministerio de Educación y Oranga Tamariki (Ministerio de la Infancia) anuncian importantes recortes de empleo para cumplir con los objetivos de ahorro presupuestario del Gobierno de hasta el 7,5%. [116]
    • Los organizadores de la Exposición Agrícola A&P de Nueva Zelanda anuncian que el evento de 2024 no se llevará a cabo, citando problemas financieros. [117]
    • Los miembros de la Asociación de Policía de Nueva Zelanda votan para rechazar la última oferta salarial del Gobierno, que incluye una tarifa de horas extras, un pago en efectivo de 1.500 dólares neozelandeses y un aumento salarial por tercer año. [118]
  • 23 de abril – El Ayuntamiento de Wellington cancela un acuerdo de 32 millones de dólares neozelandeses con la cadena de cines Reading Cinemas para renovar y reforzar su edificio de Wellington contra terremotos. [119]
  • 24 de abril: Paul Goldsmith reemplaza a Melissa Lee como Ministro de Medios y Comunicaciones, y Penny Simmonds pierde su cartera de Asuntos de Discapacidad. Lee es removida del gabinete y reemplazada por Simon Watts . En una declaración, Luxon hizo referencia a problemas en el sector de los medios y a "cuestiones financieras importantes con los programas dirigidos por el Ministerio de Personas con Discapacidad". [120]
  • 25 de abril – El puente ferroviario del río Rangitata en la región de Canterbury vuelve a abrirse tras sufrir daños causados ​​por el clima severo dos semanas antes. [121]
  • 28 de abril: se produce una protesta de varios cientos de personas en Petone para oponerse a la demolición propuesta por el consejo del muelle de Petone después de que se cerrara en 2021 debido a los daños causados ​​por el terremoto. [122]
  • 29 de abril
    • El gobierno aumenta la financiación de Pharmac en 1.700 millones de dólares durante los próximos cuatro años, incrementándola hasta 6.300 millones de dólares. [123]
    • La prohibición gubernamental de usar teléfonos móviles en las escuelas entra en vigor el primer día del segundo trimestre. [124]
    • Se inaugura el primer restaurante Popeyes en Nueva Zelanda. [125]
    • NZTA lanza una aplicación móvil que cumple varias funciones, como pagar las matriculaciones de vehículos y los cargos por uso de la carretera. [126]

Puede

Junio

  • Junio ​​– Once medicamentos a base de pseudoefedrina para el resfriado y la gripe vuelven a las estanterías sin necesidad de receta médica después de que en abril de 2024 se aprobara la Ley de modificación de la Ley sobre el uso indebido de drogas (pseudoefedrina) de 2024. En 2011, pasaron a estar disponibles solo con receta médica debido a que eran un ingrediente precursor de la metanfetamina . [167]
  • 1 de junio – La policía de Levin arresta a dos personas y confisca seis coches después de que una reunión con más de 200 vehículos se tornara violenta. [168]
  • 3 de junio – Se anuncian los honores del cumpleaños del Rey de 2024. [169]
  • 5 de junio – El Primer Ministro Christopher Luxon y el Primer Ministro de Niue Dalton Tagelagi anuncian un acuerdo para mejorar la relación de libre asociación entre los dos países y que Nueva Zelanda invertirá NZ$20,5 millones en un nuevo proyecto de energía renovable en Niue. [170]
  • 7 de junio – La Comisión Electoral remite al diputado del Partido Nacional David MacLeod a la policía por donaciones electorales no declaradas por un total de casi 178.000 dólares neozelandeses. [171]
  • 8 de junio – 20.000 personas participan en la protesta "Marcha por la Naturaleza" en Auckland contra el proyecto de ley de aprobaciones aceleradas propuesto por el Gobierno . [172]
  • 8–10 de junio – Los trabajadores ferroviarios afiliados al Sindicato de Transporte Ferroviario y Marítimo hacen huelga por problemas de licencia durante el fin de semana y carga de trabajo. [173]
  • 10 de junio – La Comisión de Servicio Público inicia una investigación sobre presuntas violaciones de datos privados por parte de Te Pāti Māori (Partido Maorí) durante las elecciones generales de Nueva Zelanda de 2023. [ 174]
  • 11 de junio – La Comisión de Comercio presenta 21 cargos penales contra Kiwibank por errores que dieron como resultado que más de 36.000 clientes pagaran de más por un total de 7 millones de dólares neozelandeses. [175]
  • 13 de junio – El primer ministro chino, Li Qiang, emprende una visita de Estado para reafirmar las relaciones entre China y Nueva Zelanda . [176]
  • 16 de junio – El vuelo NZ607 de Air New Zealand experimenta turbulencias durante un vuelo entre Wellington y Queenstown , lo que causa lesiones a un miembro de la tripulación y un pasajero. [177]
  • 17 de junio
  • 20 de junio
    • Una torre de transmisión que se cae provoca un corte de energía que afecta a casi 100.000 propiedades en Northland , que es la mayor parte de la región. [180] [181] El corte de energía fue causado por los contratistas de Omexon que quitaron todas las tuercas que aseguraban la torre a su placa base, violando los protocolos de seguridad. [182]
    • Se revelan nuevas cifras del PIB, que marcan la salida del país de la recesión. El PIB aumentó un 0,2% desde el último trimestre, aunque el PIB per cápita cayó un 0,3%. Este es el sexto trimestre consecutivo en que el PIB per cápita ha caído. [183]
  • 21 de junio – Debido a un problema de dirección, el transbordador interislander DEV Aratere encalla cerca de Picton . No hay heridos. [184]
  • 22 de junio: Aratere es reflotado. [185]
  • 24 de junio – El Departamento de Conservación retrasa los planes para crear seis reservas marinas en el sureste de la Isla Sur, que habían sido anunciados por el anterior Gobierno laborista en octubre de 2023. [186] [187]
  • 25 de junio
    • El Parlamento recibe una petición de 60.000 personas que se oponen a los planes del gobierno de coalición liderado por el Partido Nacional de revertir la prohibición de las exportaciones de animales vivos. [188]
    • Las lluvias torrenciales provocan inundaciones en Hastings y Wairoa , lo que provoca evacuaciones y estados de emergencia locales. [189]
    • La empresa de medios Stuff anuncia el cierre de sus últimos periódicos comunitarios restantes en Northland : The Northern News , The Whangārei Leader y Far North Real Estate. [190]
  • 26 de junio
    • Frederick Hobson y Shane Tane son sentenciados por su papel en el asesinato de Janak Patel . [191]
    • Lauren Dickason es condenada a 18 años de prisión por asesinar a sus tres hijos. [192]
    • Tres pescadores son encontrados muertos tras fuertes lluvias y vientos que provocaron inundaciones costeras a lo largo de la costa este. [193]
  • 27 de junio
    • El exdiputado del Partido Verde Golriz Ghahraman fue declarado culpable de cuatro cargos de hurto en tiendas y recibió una multa de 1.600 dólares y costas judiciales de 260 dólares. [194]
    • Cadbury confirma que ha detenido la producción de pescado de chocolate en 2023 debido a la falta de demanda. [195] [196]
  • 29 de junio – Se abre la votación por correo para las elecciones locales de Tauranga de 2024. [197]
  • 30 de junio: se disuelve Te Aka Whai Ora (la Autoridad Sanitaria Maorí ).

Julio

Agosto

Septiembre

Octubre

Noviembre

Eventos previstos y programados

Fiestas y celebraciones

Los días festivos en Nueva Zelanda en 2024 son los siguientes: [388]

Deporte

Cricket

Enero
Febrero
Marzo
Abril

Carreras de caballos

Carreras de arnés

Carreras de pura sangre

Deportes de motor

Juegos Olímpicos

Nueva Zelanda envía un equipo de 195 competidores en 22 deportes a los Juegos Olímpicos de Verano de 2024 , que se celebrarán en París del 26 de julio al 11 de agosto.

 Oro Plata BronceTotal
107320

Juegos Paralímpicos

Nueva Zelanda envía un equipo de 24 competidores en ocho deportes a los Juegos Paralímpicos de Verano de 2024 , que se celebrarán en París del 28 de agosto al 8 de septiembre.

 Oro Plata BronceTotal
1449

Remo

Tiroteo

Tenis

El torneo ASB Classic se celebrará en Auckland del 1 al 13 de enero: [405]

Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de la Juventud

Nueva Zelanda envía un equipo de 22 competidores de siete deportes a los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de la Juventud de 2024 , que se celebrarán en Gangwon , Corea del Sur, del 19 de enero al 1 de febrero. [406]

 Oro Plata BronceTotal
1247

Fallecidos

Fallecidos
Enero · Febrero · Marzo · Abril · Mayo · Junio ​​· Julio · Agosto · Septiembre · Octubre · Noviembre

Enero

Febrero

Marzo

Abril

Puede

Junio

Julio

Agosto

Septiembre

Octubre

Noviembre

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