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Referendum: regolarmente chiuse le operazioni di voto per gli italiani all’estero
Giovedì 1° dicembre, alle ore 16 locali in tutto il mondo, si sono regolarmente chiuse le operazioni di voto per gli italiani all’estero. La prima Sede a chiudere è stata Wellington, quando in Italia erano le 5 del mattino di ieri. L’ultima Vancouver, alle 1 del mattino di oggi, ora ...
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Panama Papers have had historic global effects, and the impacts keep coming - ICIJ
At least 150 inquiries, audits or investigations into Panama Papers revelations have been announced in 79 countries around the world since the scandal was revealed earlier this year, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists said today.In a story published on its website, the ICIJ said an estimated $135 billion was ...
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Wellington start-up Digital Cafe helping bridge the gap between tertiary study and employment
A pair of marketing experts - with decades of industry experience between them - want to help tertiary students get the work experience they need before they graduate.
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Volpara likely to return value for EA Fund
INVESTEE: Volpara a good pick for EA Fund 1, says Enterprise Angels Bill Murphy. PHOTO/FILE A_021014gn30bop.JPGEnterprise Angels EA Fund 1 investee Volpara Health Technologies made the finals of the New Zealand International Business...
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Checks of Wellington's disaster resilience raise worrying questions
OPINION: What started on November 14 as a hell of a week has turned into weeks of challenge and uncertainty for those forced out of workplaces and/or with the prospect of no wages for weeks, and for business and building owners facing big bills and no income.
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World of Wearable Art's $25 million boost to Wellington economy
World of Wearable Art (WOW) has pumped more than $25 million into Wellington.
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Nine out of 10 businesses may be ineligible for quake relief
Quake-hit Wellington businesses are caught between a rock and a hard place, ineligible for Government relief, and squeezed by their insurers, a senior business adviser has warned.
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Wellington Firebirds sign Australian import Evan Gulbis for Twenty20 competition
On the recommendation of Stephen Fleming, Wellington will have Australian import Evan Gulbis for four games in this season's Twenty20 competition.
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IP specialist: More support needed for innovation
Driving a more innovation-based culture requires a quantum shift by the government, academic institutions and New Zealand businesses to reduce the vulnerability caused by the lack of export diversity, says intellectual property lawyer...
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Nine out of 10 businesses may be ineligble for quake relief
Quake-hit Wellington businesses are caught between a rock and a hard place, ineligible for Government relief, and squeezed by their insurers, a senior business adviser has warned.
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NZ economic forecast upbeat despite Kaikōura earthquake
The NZIER says the New Zealand economy will helped by several factors, including tourism, construction and immigration.
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Red-zoned Wellington businesses plead for earthquake relief in fight to stay afloat
Glenn Pitcaithly​ spent six years building his cafe into a thriving business, only for a two-minute earthquake to tear it down.
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How Wellington's duty nurses stepped up during the earthquake
It was two hours and 45 minutes after the quake when the baby arrived.
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Historic church sells after $1 reserve and is Wellington bound
A 110-year-old church that sold online after a $1 reserve looks set to move to Wellington.The St James Presbyterian Church building in Waihi was listed for sale on Trade Me. The auction closed shortly after 11am yesterday when the...
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Avocado exporters reaping good sales in Korea
Shipments of New Zealand avocados to South Korea have reached an industry high with 209,000 trays planned for export this season, says avocado exporter AVOCO. Worth about $6 million to the total industry, the 2016 Korean exports...
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Tauranga lawyer reigns supreme in NZ awards
Tauranga lawyer Sharon Stewart has been recognised as one of New Zealand's leading mediators after receiving the Resolution Institute Mediator of the Year award at the New Zealand Law Awards.The award was presented by fellow Tauranga...
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Wellington businesses need Government help: Robertson
Labour is calling on the Government to create a business assistance package for Wellington businesses battling on after the November 14 earthquake and aftershocks.
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Our Accident Compensation Corporation
Accident Compensation Corporation - ACC is New Zealand’s accident compensation scheme. It provides no-fault personal injury insurance cover to all...
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte makes unofficial visit to New Zealand
Foreign Minister Murray McCully caught up with controversial Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in Auckland on Tuesday night.
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iSurvey: Most of respondents who place full trust in Muscat think environment is not safeguarded
Out of those respondents who place full trust in Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, 45.4% believe that the environment is not presently being safeguarded, but a staggering 88.5% believe that the government is not corrupt.These results come from the November edition – the sixth of its kind – of the iSurvey ...
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Pumpkin Patch to close, hundreds of jobs on the line
After 26 years, retailer Pumpkin Patch is closing its doors after it was unable to find a buyer for the business.The company said earlier this month that it was closing seven stores in New Zealand and 27 in Australia. The remaining...