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Lawyers claim Adelaide Hotel owners not responsible for public safety of people outside building
Lawyers representing earthquake-prone building's owners claim their only duty is to protect people using the derelict Wellington building.
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Eastbridge site offers growth potential
The Napier property that was the launching pad for Eastbridge, a Hawke’sBay business behind many of New Zealand’s best-known bridges, is for sale.
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Public reserves on the chopping block
The fight to stop a number of public reserves in east Auckland from being sold has failed. The Howick Local Board voted at its August business meeting to dispose of six local properties the council wants to sell as part of efforts to raise money through its Emergency Budget which ...
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Local Focus: Who is Andrew Caie, TOP candidate for Tauranga?
Hailing from Auckland, Andrew Caie moved to Tauranga when he was nine years old. A trained physiotherapist by trade, Caie is now dipping his toes into the world of politics.He decided to stand in this election because Tauranga "has...
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Brown: Economy and Kiwis’ future key focus
2020 has been one of the toughest years in living memory for many of us as the Covid-19 pandemic has ravaged the world and brought many challenges and uncertainties along with it. New Zealand has been spared somewhat from the health impact that other nations are still struggling to deal ...
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Police Remembrance Day: First officer killed on duty in 11 years honoured
Constable Matthew Hunt has been honoured at a memorial ceremony in Wellington.
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Local Focus: Bay of Plenty candidates on law and order – have we gone too far in NZ?
New Zealand has one of the highest prison populations per capita in the developed world. In this Local Focus video, we asked three Bay of Plenty candidates if we have gone too far with law and order? "Not from my perspective at...
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Partner of slain New Zealand sergeant Matt Ratana gives tribute to 'gentle giant'
The Kiwi-born sergeant shot dead in London "will always be in my head and in my heart".
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Appeal dismissed in Masala restaurant court case
A co-owner of the Masala Restaurant chain jailed in February for hiding millions of dollars in cash sales and laundering large amounts of it has failed with his appeal against his prison sentence. Rupinder Singh Chahil – who resided in Howick – was sentenced at the Auckland High Court to three ...
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TRIBUTE: Farrow a part of Crawford legacy
Lenise Jean Farrow, nee Crawford, from one of Howick’s pioneering families, has died. She passed away peacefully on September 16, aged 95. Her great grandfather John Crawford established a transport business in 1851, sailing a scow from Howick Beach to Auckland. His sons John II and Thomas started Crawford’s horse ...
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Building a dynamic Wellington economy
OPINION: Wellington has had significant success over the past 20 years with companies like Xero, Trade Me, Weta Workshops but if it's not careful, the risk is it will drift.
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NZ offering information and support in search for missing cattle ship
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade says New Zealand is offering support in the search for the missing ship Gulf Livestock 1.
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Judge rejects shortcut claim to $200,000 dowry payment
On the current evidence a Dubai court decision based on Sharia law was not enforceable in New Zealand, a Wellington judge decides.
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Local Focus: Has NZ gone too far with law and order? Tauranga candidates talk tough
New Zealand has one of the highest prison populations per capita in the developed world, more Māori than other groups are in prison, and prisons are expensive to run. Does this all mean we've gone too far with law and order?...
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Students finding Young Enterprise success
The long running Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme has historically been the starting point for a number of innovative new business ideas. One of this year’s entries, from a group of Pakuranga College students, is certainly no exception. Their business SLICNZ’s aim is to educate young people about the importance ...
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PT apresenta plano para 2022, mas aliados cobram apoio nestas eleições
O partido pretende usar o documento para se reaproximar de aliados como o PCdoB, Psol, PSB e PDT, e articular uma frente contra Bolsonaro Isolado nas eleições municipais e sem rumo definido para enfrentar o governo Jair Bolsonaro, o PT apresentou hoje uma espécie de programa de ...
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Board divided over asset sales
Members of the Howick Local Board were divided over a plan to raise money by selling a number of Auckland Council-owned properties in east Auckland. The board’s members took part in an at times contentious debate on the issue during their business meeting last month which was conducted online due ...
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Demand for Wellington property sees largest annual increase on record
Wellington property is the most sought after in the country, according to the latest Trade Me Property Price Index, and Kāpiti Coast's a new hotspot.
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Election 2020: Send the military planes to Pacific to pick up seasonal workers – Peters
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is suggesting using military aircraft to bring seasonal workers from the Pacific into New Zealand to work on its orchards.Peters, who is also New Zealand's Foreign Minister, said that New...
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Botany rapid transit busway project still on track
Work is continuing into the feasibility of a $1.8 billion rapid transit public transport connection between Botany and Auckland Airport via Manukau. The business case phase of the project began in 2018 and is expected to be completed later this year. The connection is part of the Southwest Gateway Programme ...
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Dunedin student's paracetamol overdose: Countdown introduces sales limit
Countdown shoppers will no longer be able to buy more than one packet of paracetamol from today onwards.The supermarket says stores nationwide are limiting the sale of New Zealand's most popular medicine after a recent coroner's...