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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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Capital Cuisine: How hard is it to run a restaurant in Wellington?
Constant churn of restaurants is symptomatic of a business model that runs on small margins.
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Police to gun community: Amnesty doesn't apply to gun use
The six-month amnesty for banned firearms does not cover their use, and those who try may face the full force of the law, police say.And they admit they have no idea how many semi-automatics are currently in New Zealand, and it...
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Second tranche of new gun laws on horizon after Christchurch massacre
New law set to pass by the end of the week, but reforms are not finished with these issues still to debate.
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Jacinda Ardern on the moment she decided gun laws needed to change
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has spoken of the moment she decided that gun laws had to change, and her shock at how easily it was to get destructive weapons in New Zealand.In a sign of the importance of gun law reform, Ardern took...
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Christchurch mosque attacks: First new gun law passes second reading
A gun law banning all semi-automatic and military-style weapons has passed its second reading in Parliament.
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Graeme Simpson: Company hits global stage
It has been more than 20 years since Glen Anderson and Gary Sullivan moved their home and business from Auckland to Rotorua.They opened a mountain bikers' boutique on Tutanekai St in 1998 and have been designing and supplying bike...
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Surgeon details injuries sustained in Christchurch terror attack
DISTRESSING CONTENT: Christchurch surgeon explains severity of victims' injuries in gun law reform submission.
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Stricter stink bug controls proposed for imported cargo: Ministry for Primary Industries
The Ministry for Primary Industries is seeking feedback on plans to introduce stricter import requirements for vehicles and sea containers.Biosecurity New Zealand spokeswoman Dr Cath Duthie said the changes were intended to make...
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Wellington boom ban: region's councils to consult on backyard fireworks
Wellington and Porirua to seek residents' feedback on outlawing public fireworks sales and use.
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NZ-China: how do 'sincere friends' trade tough love?
OPINION: New Zealand has one opportunity to push its limited leverage with China. But it comes with risk.
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First new gun law since the Christchurch mosque attacks passes first reading
A new gun law banning all semi-automatic weapons used during the Christchurch terrorist attack has passed its first reading.
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Wellington city ratepayers facing steep regional rates hike
CBD apartment owners and business property owners to bear the brunt of 8.9 per cent increase.
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Minimum wage hike to come at a cost for Tauranga businesses, but a relief for families
Tauranga business owners warn an increased minimum wage is likely to hit customers hard, but a budget advisor says it will still be a welcome relief to struggling families. Yesterday, the New Zealand minimum wage was raised to $17.70...
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National Leader Simon Bridges backs hate speech review but warns against limiting free speech
National Leader Simon Bridges is backing the Government's plans to review New Zealand's hate speech law but is warning against limiting free speech in the process. Over the weekend, Justice Minister Andrew Little said he would fast-track...
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Cardinal John Dew calls for overhaul of Catholic Church in Wellington Archdiocese
Not enough priests and expensive insurance costs have caused a senior clergyman to call for change in the Wellington Archdiocese.
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New Zealand Muslim leader dismisses colleague’s claims that Mossad ordered mosque killings
The head of the country's biggest mosque also blamed 'Zionist business houses' for being behind the attack that left 50 worshippers dead
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How will the Howick Pakuranga Prems shape up?
This week see’s the start of the Auckland Rugby Union Premier and Premier Development competitions with PIC Insurance Brokers Pakuranga United set to represent the area once again in 2019. We preview their chances in 2019. The Access Solution’s Premier Squad has been hit hard by player movements in ...
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Lotte Duty makes inroads into Australia, NZ
The duty-free arm of retail giant Lotte has opened new branches in Australia and New Zealand after acquiring five units
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Support for Government's gun ban in wake of Christchurch shooting
A new gun law receives resounding cross party support and is welcomed by rural sectors, hunters and gun sellers.
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Turkish, Australian top diplomats speak by phone
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and his Australian counterpart Marise Payne held a phone call on March 20 after the latter summoned Turkey’s ambassador to Canberra amid condemnation over President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s comments on Anzac troops who fought in World War I in the wake of the New Zealand ...
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Capital Gains Tax – alarm bells should be ringing
RSM New Zealand (Auckland) at Highbrook heard from Former Bell Gully tax partner Joanne Hodge on capital gains tax at a presentation on Thursday March 14. By Eleni Balmer Business owners face significant increases in compliance costs if proposed recommendations from the Tax Working Group are anything to go by. ...