New Zealand Embassy & Mission to the European Union, Brussels, Belgium

14-12-12

Brussels received a taste of Middle Earth last night at a special cocktail reception and advanced private screening of the first in Sir Peter Jackson’s trilogy of The Hobbit movies - An Unexpected Journey.

13-12-12

The Crown Prince of Belgium, Prince Philippe, visited New Zealand recently as part of an Economic Mission to strengthen business links between New Zealand and Belgium, accompanied by Belgium Defence Minister, Pieter de Krem.

13-12-12

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Belgium, Prince Philippe, visited New Zealand recently as part of an Economic Mission to strengthen business links between New Zealand and Belgium.

07-11-12

Worbz is an international photography platform.  Worbz’s objective is to present young talented international artists and offers them a unique opportunity to showcase their work in joint exhibitions, each with a specific topic.

02-11-12

Internal Affairs Minister Chris Tremain has announced that from Friday 2 November New Zealanders will pay less for their adult passport and be able to renew their passports online.

20-09-12

A Poetry performance featuring New Zealand Poet Ron Riddell.   

11-09-12

• Are you an experienced Policy Adviser looking for a new challenge?

• Would you like to help to represent New Zealand in Brussels?

The New Zealand Embassy/New Zealand Mission to the European Union is seeking a Policy Adviser to help advance and support New Zealand’s interests with the European Union and accredited countries.

08-08-12

Updated 8 August, 9am NZ time: There was a brief eruption from Mt Tongariro in the central North Island just before midnight on 6 August, New Zealand time.

29-06-12

The New Zealand Embassy in Stockholm will close with effect from 1 July 2012, with responsibilities transferred to the New Zealand Embassy in Brussels. Please click here for more information.

27-06-12

The Auckland Police Pipe Band will be visiting Flanders next month following their appearance at the Basel Military Tattoo.  They will perform in a public concert at the Passchendaele Museum at Zonnebeke at 7pm on Monday, 23 July.  The concert will also include a performance by the Passchendaele Pipes and Drums and will last approximately one hour.  They would welcome the support from any Kiwis or interested members of the public who can make it to the concert.

The band will also take part in the Last Post ceremony under the Menin Gate on Tuesday, 24 July at 8pm.