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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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Auckland Transport practising supplier diversity
In a media release, Auckland Transport (AT) has outlined their commitment to diversity (predominantly to Maori and Pacifica interests) within the delivery of infrastructure. Release as below: A strategic first – AT has awarded a contract to construct a carpark and access way at Makaurau Marae in Mangere to a ...
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Budget 2020 wishlist: Bay of Plenty MPs call for business, job support
We asked our local politicians what they hoped to see come out of the Budget. Simon BridgesTauranga MP, NationalThe Budget will show New Zealand is in the deepest economic recession in a generation. We already know debt will...
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Coronavirus: What will Alert Level 2 look like for Wellington?
Jump-starting the capital's economy is likely to depend on whether the region's 23,600 public servants return to their offices.
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NZSF & Russell Property buys up Formosa and surrounds
The new owner of a large block of land at Beachlands says it looks forward to engaging with the local community on the area’s future. A partnership comprising the NZ Super Fund and parties associated with the Russell Property Group became the new owner of the 250-hectare waterfront landholding in ...
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Showcase To Celebrate Young Artists Of East Auckland
The Howick Youth Council’s East Auckland Visual Arts Showcase will once again showcase the best of visual art produced by young people living in East Auckland. They want to give young artists in our community the opportunity to show off their work — whether it be painting, sculpture, animation, photography, ...
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Coronavirus Covid-19: Minister of Finance and Director of Public Health to give update on cases
There are three new Covid-19 cases today as health officials launch a review into how hospital workers in Auckland were infected with coronavirus. Finance Minister Grant Robertson and Director of Public Health Dr Caroline McElnay...
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Wellington City Council's request for off-site alcohol sales for struggling businesses rejected
Wellington City Council's request to allow food outlets to sell alcohol off premises during alert level three rejected by Government.
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New Zealand Beat the Coronavirus – and Has Three Lessons for Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday, April 27th, that the country has not recorded any more cases of local coronavirus contagion, a key step towards relaxing isolation. "We have won this battle," she said, after five weeks of restrictions. The country has ...
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Bike lanes should be a priority for stimulus investment, Wellington cyclists say
"These investments need to be shovel worthy, not just shovel ready."
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Billboards across NZ to feature small business in 'no strings' free initiative to boost post-lockdown restart
Small business owners may see their names up in lights - or giant digital billboards across the country - as two of New Zealand's leading marketing companies come together to help get them up and running after the Covid-19 lockdown.When...
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Brazil, European Union and Over 20 Other Nations Commit to Food Supply During Pandemic
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In addition to the EU and Brazil, the World Trade Organization members who have subscribed to the initiative are Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, United States, Hong Kong-China, Japan, South Korea, Malawi, Mexico, New Zealand, Paraguay, Peru, Qatar, Singapore, Switzerland, Ukraine, Uruguay and the ...
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Covid 19 coronavirus latest: Another death; five new Covid-19 cases today; Finance Minister Grant Robertson on economic recovery
New Zealand has another coronavirus-related death - a man in his 60s from the Rosewood Rest Home in Christchurch.The man died in its hospital wing - the second to do so. He was the 10th person from Rosewood to die.The country...
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Champion Howick Hornets keep match-fit with E-Sports
Covid-19 may be scuppering plans to get out on the sports field, but local Rugby League team the Howick Hornets have joined the growing number of sports teams plying their trade virtually. Auckland Rugby League has suspended all games until at least May 11, while the national governing body NZRL ...
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Coronavirus: British tetraplegic man stranded in New Zealand, running out of medical supplies
Tetraplegic man and partner "stuck in limbo" in New Zealand want UK government to help them get home.
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You’re invited to a mass performance of an iconic love song
Join the NZSO for mass performance of Pokarekare Ana on Saturday April 18 at 3pm The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, in partnership with composer Ngatai Huata and the Tomoana whānau, invite everyone in Aotearoa to join together in performing from their homes the well-loved waiata Pokarekare Ana on Saturday, ...
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Bed & Breakfast :when goodwill is decimated
There is a lot of goodwill within the small businesses of Bed & Breakfast Association New Zealand. What happens when that goodwill is challenged and under threat? New Zealand has thousands of small businesses keeping the economy at a reasonably healthy level. Small businesses make up Bed & Breakfast Association ...
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Coronavirus: New Zealand economy won't look 'normal' for a long time
Recovery will be very slow and setbacks should be expected, economists warn.
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Burger King slumps into receivership
The parent company of Burger King in New Zealand has been placed into receivership. Grant Graham and Brendon Gibson of KordaMentha were appointed receivers for the business, which operates 83 stores around the country and employs...
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Coronavirus: One dead but road toll down more than 16-and-counting
The law of unintended consequences has brought some good news - as New Zealand stays home our road toll has dropped.
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Woolworths warns of likely 20 per cent profit fall
It also saw sales slump in its Australian and New Zealand businesses, namely clothing outlets Country Road and David Jones.
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Business confidence plummets to record lows as coronavirus pandemic hammers economy
Central New Zealand businesses were already expecting the worst, even before New Zealand went into lockdown.