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— Edmund Hillary
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iSurvey: PL heading toward electoral victory amid corruption perception
Should an election be held today, the Labour Party (PL) would win the election by a comfortable 7.7 percentage points, a survey commissioned by The Malta Independent on Sunday shows. Respondents were simply asked: Should an election be held today, who would you vote for?After removing the ‘don’t knows’ and ...
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Kerry hopes to revive TPP trade deal
WELLINGTON - US Secretary of State John Kerry refused to call last rites on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Sunday, expressing hope President-elect Donald Trump will drop his opposition to the contentious free trade deal.
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Steven Joyce meets with Tauranga business heads
One of New Zealand's most powerful men is in Tauranga today to help open businesses and meet with those in the industry.Economic Development and Finance Minister Steven Joyce is expected to open the new premises of Bay of Plenty...
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State house sales 'last nail in the coffin' - protestors
Protestors stood outside court in Wellington on Wednesday in support of a legal challenge to state housing sales.
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Doing business a mixed prospect across Asia
Brunei and Indonesia are among the most improved Asian economies for ease of doing business while Singapore has been replaced by New Zealand in first place overall, according to an influential World Bank report.
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Wellington Tenths Trust investigates jailed former chairman over other dealings
The Wellington Tenths Trust has appointed experts to conduct an investigation into the business dealings of former chairman Sir Ngatata Love, who has been jailed for fraud.
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Christchurch Cup racing couple insist no love lost on track
Tomorrow is New Zealand's trotting cup in Christchurch and for one couple it's horse against horse, partner against partner.
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Opposition plans how to share power
STRATEGISTS working on a formula to bring together the Opposition chiefs ahead of next year’s elections have proposed the reintroduction of the position of Prime Minister and two Deputy PMs. The team has also proposed that the Constitution be amended to create the three positions in a mode that will also ...
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Wellington Phoenix send five players off on All Whites duty after first win of the season
The Wellington Phoenix will find it tough to build any momentum from their first win of the season.
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Business writing award winners announced
The People's Choice awards for the best and worst of business writing were announced at a gala dinner in Wellington last night.
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Are we in for a rockstar revival?
HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham - who coined the phrase 'rockstar economy' in regards to New Zealand - spoke to Paul Henry with his thoughts on current economic trends.
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New Zealand economy would suffer from Trump election win
A potential Donald Trump victory is causing conniptions for world economies, and New Zealand could be one of those affected.
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More than 50 Bay of Plenty injuries from fireworks
Bay of Plenty people have hurt themselves with fireworks more than 50 times over the past three years.The upcoming festivities have sparked a warning from the New Zealand Fire Service urging people to stay safe.Fireworks sales...
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Trump presidency a 'bigly' problem for NZ economy - NZIER
Economists are warning that a Donald Trump presidency would be "horrible" for the New Zealand economy.
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Law expert urges renters to be vigilant after Wellington man lumped with $740 bill
A long-running tenancy dispute between a Lower Hutt man and his former landlord has prompted a warning to all renters that they are liable for their flatmates' debts.
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Chinese billionaire proposes New Zealand theme park
Tourism experts say we need foreign investment to get more Chinese tourists - and that could mean a new theme park.
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Konrad Mizzi, Keith Schembri do not respond to questions on fresh allegations
Minister Konrad Mizzi and the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Keith Schembri have not responded to questions on fresh allegations raised by the Opposition. The allegations surround the proximity of the dates on which the Vitals Global Healthcare hospital privatisation agreements were signed and Panama Papers correspondence dated just a ...
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Editorial: Malta is the only EU country not in the anti-Isis coalition
A full, three-hour long debate in the House on Thursday about the Budget vote for the Foreign Ministry did not tackle, except fleetingly, the elephant in the Chamber: Malta is the only EU country not in the anti-Isis coalition.According to the US State Department, the participants in the coalition are ...
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Helen Kelly farewelled at emotional Wellington memorial service
Former Council of Trade Unions (CTU) president Helen Kelly was farewelled at an emotional service in Wellington on Friday.
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World Bank rankings: Malta remains the most difficult place in the EU to do business
Malta remains the most difficult place to do business in the whole of the European Union, according to the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business rankings that were released on Tuesday.On a global level Malta climbed slightly in this year’s World Bank assessment, by four spots from 80th place last ...
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Tourism is now NZ's top export earner
WELLINGTON: In New Zealand there are twice as many cows as people, but it's the hobbits that are really making hay.