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— Edmund Hillary
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Business community welcomes relaxation in alert levels
Auckland shift back to Alert Level 2 is expected to provide a boost for businesses nationally.
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Faculty of Business Administration RMUTT offers golden educational opportunity
Preparations for undergraduate programme at University of Otago, New Zealand, get underway
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Wellington's traffic problems could harm economy - truckies
The Road Transport Forum says the region's traffic woes is harming its economy and its attempts to fix it has foundered for too long.
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Married at First Sight star opens Wellington's first dedicated hair spa
Now is the right time to open a business, despite the uncertainty of the global pandemic, says Yuki Sato.
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Executivos disputam atenção na “bolha” do Clubhouse
Diretores e investidores apontam o que gostam e aproveitam da experiência dentro da nova rede social Trevisani, CMO da IBM, participou de debate com 50 CEOs e 3 mil pessoas Divulgação Lançado em 2020 e restrito a quem possui iPhone, a rede social Clubhouse ganhou popularidade no Brasil na ...
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Wellington the first region to top $600 median weekly rent, Porirua reaches $680
Wellington becomes first region in New Zealand to cross the $600 median weekly rent milestone, according to the latest Trade Me figures.
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Rent records fall, but Trade Me says relief may be in sight for tenants
Wellington, Auckland, Bay of Plenty and Nelson hit record median rents in January.
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Tourists on expiring visas willing to stay illegally to avoid virus-riddled UK
Tourists living in New Zealand since Covid-19 hit are willing to break the law to stay here when their visa extensions expire to avoid returning home to virus-riddled countries.
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Ranjna Patel in running for New Zealander of the Year
Founder and director of Tamaki Healthcare, Ranjna Patel has been named as a semi-finalist for the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards Ngā Tohu Pou Kōhure o Aotearoa. A semi-finalist in two categories – the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year as well as the Trade Me New Zealand ...
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Jonah Lomu's former Wellington mansion sold
The late All Black's Maupuia mansion - the most-viewed property on Trade Me last year - has been sold to a Wellington local.
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Wellington unemployment rates to remain below national average for several years, according to report
Consultancy firm says the capital's unemployment outlook is positive, with the economy set to bounce back to pre-Covid levels by 2022.
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Flagship Wellington department store David Jones to close
The high-profile luxury outlet in the heart of the city's Golden Mile has confirmed it will shut its doors but its Auckland store will continue to trade.
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Sweeping changes to 'discriminatory' law could open door for Māori wards in Wellington
Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta says decades-old law is 'absolutely discriminatory' against Māori.
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Governadores dizem que Pazuello decidiu comprar 54 milhões de doses da CoronaVac
A informação é da assessoria do governador do Piauí e coordenador da temática de vacina do fórum de governadores, Wellington Dias Divulgação/Governo do Estado de São Paulo O ministro da Saúde, Eduardo Pazuello, informou aos governadores que decidiu fazer a compra das 54 milhões de doses da CoronaVac, ...
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$100m business hub plans move forward with purchase of agricultural research land
The hub, north of Wellington, is one step closer with the Covid-19 lockdown becoming the latest impetus for companies and state agencies to find bases outside the capital.
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Senior employee at major insurance broker 'no longer with company' following online death threat
The employee was the subject of an investigation into an online death threat directed towards Wellington City councillor Rebecca Matthews.
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Energy industry shake up: Trustpower says it could sell its retail business
Trustpower, New Zealand's fifth largest electricity company, is considering selling its retail business as part of a strategic review.The Tauranga-based company has more than 230,000 customers across electricity, gas and broadband.This...
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Man buys Christchurch boy's $5 note for $1000, in memory of his late wife
When he read a Christchurch boy was selling a $5 note on Trade Me, Mark Gluyas bid $1000 in memory of his wife who he lost to cancer in October.
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Names chosen for new public roads
Agreement has finally been reached on the names assigned to three new public roads being built in east Auckland. The Howick Local Board was initially asked to choose names for the roads, located in a subdivision being developed in Murphys Road, Flat Bush, at its November business meeting. The developer ...
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Bill Macnaught, champion of libraries and the knowledge economy
New Zealand's outgoing National Librarian reflects on changing access to information, and the importance of literacy to a well-functioning society.
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Well-known Wellington burglar's DNA found at scene of crime after leaving half-eaten doughnut behind
The sweet treat was left behind after an Island Bay business was burgled.