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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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Lockdown, one year on: Maxine Scheckter, the Wellington chef who moved her baking classes online
Maxine Scheckter was worried she would lose her business during lockdown. Now she's moved to a larger kitchen and is happy to be teaching in person.
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Partnership visa declined for couple in culturally arranged marriage – despite living together for two months
A couple stranded in India are devastated after Immigration New Zealand declined their partnership visa again because they haven’t lived together long enough.
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Partnership visa declined for culturally arranged marriage couple — despite living together for two months
A couple stranded in India are devastated after Immigration New Zealand declined their partnership visa again, because they haven’t lived together long enough.
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NDLEA Intercepts Parcels Of Cocaine, Heroin Enroute UK, Ireland, Others
BY KUCHA EMMANUEL | National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted well-concealed and unaccompanied parcels of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and cannabis sativa being shipped to the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Australia, Maldives and New Zealand. A statement issued by the director, media and advocacy, Femi Babafemi said a notorious ...
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Former library building set to be sold
It’s a large and derelict eyesore in the heart of an east Auckland shopping precinct and its future will finally be decided. The former Howick Library building at 16 Fencible Drive, which is owned by Auckland Council, has sat empty since 2011. It’s among the properties the council’s finance and ...
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Driver injured in early morning crash
A motorist was injured when two vehicles collided, sending one crashing into a business, on a busy east Auckland road. A Counties Manukau Police spokesperson says the crash happened near the intersection of Gossamer Drive and Ussher Place in Pakuranga just after 7am on March 18. One of the vehicles ...
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Netball centre seeks volunteers
Howick Pakuranga Netball Centre (HPNC) are part of a pilot programme with Netball New Zealand and Cadbury (NNZ’s official volunteer partner) to develop capability and management of volunteers HPNC has relied on volunteers throughout its 57 years to run programmes, game days and general organisation. With time now a luxury in many people’s lives, ...
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WorkSafe considering enforcement for Wellington business not displaying Covid-19 QR code
The next steps may included enforcement action, Worksafe said.
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France eases COVID restrictions on travel for Israelis with French citizenship
French Foreign Ministry says French nationals traveling to or from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Israel, Japan, Britain and Singapore would no longer need a compelling reason to travel
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Auckland lockdown's impact on Coromandel economy
From booming real estate to fewer snack sales at the corner dairy, Coromandel retailers are reporting there are winners and losers when it comes to the financial impact of lockdowns. Economists confirmed last week's Covid-19 lockdown...
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Bouncer filmed stomping on head of man never had appropriate licence
The Department of Internal Affairs is now investigating potential breaches of the law following the incident outside a bar in central Wellington.
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'It's untenable': Hospitality NZ warns more closures soon to come
Glass, a wine bar in Chews Lane, is the latest Wellington hospitality business to close in the aftermath of Covid restrictions.
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Wellington restaurant, Cafe Roti Chenai, to close after nearly 30 years
Owner Richard Rajasekar says he hasn't been able to find anyone with the speciality cooking skills needed to take over the business from him.
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Wellington Mayor Andy Foster in U-turn, proposes taking library building privatisation off the table, reinstating collections budget
Two weeks after introducing the last-minute idea, Foster has now proposed scrapping a recommendation for the council to partner with private investors to fund a central library rebuild.
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Fate of rulebreakers falls to Ashley Bloomfield; KFC worker, Jacinda Ardern at odds over advice
VIRUS LATEST* 'Ready and willing': Business leaders demand details on government's Covid recovery plan * 'Give South Auckland a break' - MIT leader * Four families, one school and a rule breaker: Papatoetoe cluster unravelled...
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My Wellington: Lebanese food afficionado Ali Dia is partial to capital's nightlife, scenery and affogato
When he's not helping run the family owned business, Alamir Bakery, Ali Dia is partial to the capital's nightlife, scenery and affogato.
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Covid-19: Wellingtonians should allow extra time for hospital appointments
It's business as usual for outpatient appointments at Wellington hospitals, despite the move to alert level 2. But there are restrictions on visitors.
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Business case for second Mt Victoria tunnel in Wellington delayed, Lets Get Wellington Moving has 'no public credibility'
No date for spades to hit ground on second tunnel after delayed business case, as head of transport agency admits Wellington's transport plan has "no public credibility".
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Turkish, Kiwi experts discuss 'smart agriculture'
Turkey’s Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) on Feb. 22 hosted an agri-focused virtual business forum with New Zealand.
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Applications open for resurgence support payment
Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the payment will be eligible to all qualifying businesses around the country, not just those in Auckland.
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Wellington's Covid economy is just capital, and there's a surprising reason why
The city and region are holding up well and it has a surprising ally to thank for that success.