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Vai alla Scheda Paese »People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.
— Edmund Hillary
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It's now more expensive to rent in Upper Hutt than in Wellington or Auckland
Trade Me figures paint one picture while government stats paint another. Both agree rent is going up and up.
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Covid 19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: NZ's lockdown continues until at least midnight Friday; Auckland's for longer
COVID LATEST* More locations of interest revealed - KFC restaurants, supermarkets * Worst-case scenario: Can economy cope if we can't eliminate Delta? * Lockdown Hero: Local butcher works for competitor's store to keep shelves...
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The Taliban takeover and its implications for New Zealand
OPINION: America's stumblings since 9/11 have revealed that it can't be relied upon to be the guardian of the global rule of law.
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Wage Subsidy Scheme available nationally - Finance Minister Grant Robertson
The Government's Covid-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme will be available for businesses across New Zealand impacted by the lockdown that took effect from midnight, Finance Minister Grant Robertson says. "The Wage Subsidy Scheme is available...
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Wellington today, August 11: Congestion on State Highway 2 after crash at Silverstream, police called to sudden death at Hutt business
Here's what you need to know about the events of the day
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New Zealand doesn't have enough ICU capacity, even without the effects of a pandemic
OPINION: Kiwi ICUs can't deal with business as usual, writes Dr Alex Psirides — even without the effects of a pandemic.
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Wellington today, August 5: Councillors agree to $300,000 grant for New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Wainuiomata sales boom amid shortage
News and updates from around the Wellington region.
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Wellington today, August 5: Councillors agree to $300,000 grant for New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Wainuiomata sales boom amid shortage
News and updates from around the Wellington region.
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World-class Wellington: Virtual reality company Eight360 takes vehicle training simulator to overseas markets
From a “weekend and beers project” to a partnership with the defence force, a New Zealand virtual reality (VR) company is now taking its technology overseas.
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Trade Me Property: 'This huge price growth simply cannot continue forever'
Wellington house prices have jumped by nearly one quarter in the year ending June, Auckland's 16 per cent.
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Law and order: Act Party wants checks on gang members' benefits
The Act party wants electronic income checks for gang members to prevent them from spending any welfare money on alcohol, gambling or tobacco.Reviews of similar schemes in Australia and New Zealand - where it applies only to young...
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Entrepreneurial artist inducted into business Hall of Fame
WOW founder Suzie Moncrieff has made her mark on the business world, and been inducted into the New Zealand Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs.
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Government fast-tracks plans to extend Wellington's commuter rail network to Levin
Electrification and boosting the network beyond Waikanae will be considered as part of a $1 million business case, Transport Minister Michael Wood says.
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Law did not authorise early steps taken to deal with coronavirus - lawyer
Lawyer tells Court of Appeal powers were exceeded in several respects during New Zealand's lockdown in response to Covid-19 last year.
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World-class Wellington: Gollan creating control and cash out of retail clutter
How a Wellington woman built a successful business from the chaos on her lounge room floor.
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Controversial group allowed to use Wellington City Council venue, councillors raise concerns over decision
After winning a court battle, Speak Up For Women has been allowed to book a venue in Wellington to talk about a proposed law change it opposes.
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How Russell McVeagh partner James Gardner-Hopkins destroyed his career
He was a star lawyer, an expert on environmental law and a partner at one of New Zealand’s top legal firms. But he brought it crashing down at a Christmas party in 2015, where his sexual misconduct made him the unnamed focus of the #MeToo movement in New Zealand. On ...
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That fateful Christmas party: The downfall of former Russell McVeagh partner James Gardner-Hopkins
James Gardner-Hopkins was a star lawyer, an expert on environmental law and a rising star at one of New Zealand’s top legal firms. But it all came crashing down at a Christmas party in 2015.
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More than 500 Bay of Plenty school pupils targeted in rural health careers promotion tours
Next week, a group of tertiary health students will take the spotlight to showcase rural health careers to school pupils in the Bay of Plenty.As part of the New Zealand Rural General Practice Network's rural school tours, the students...
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New Zealand looks to UK and EU to diversify market beyond China
But trade minister says Wellington will continue to develop ties with Beijing
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The Apprentice Aotearoa: Contestant Olivia Rogers suffered panic attacks, night terrors while filming show
A contestant on The Apprentice Aotearoa has revealed she suffered panic attacks, night terrors and suicidal thoughts while filming the show - and that she left "covered in stress shingles" and 4kg lighter.Auckland marketing specialist...