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New Zealand PM hopes for new world for daughter Neve
PM Jacinda Ardern and her partner settle on full name of Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford for their first child.
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Wellington law firm to train all its staff in te reo Māori
A Wellington law firm plans to train all of its staff to speak with its clients in te reo MÄori.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in labour, at Auckland Hospital with partner Clarke Gayford
The world is watching and waiting for Jacinda Ardern's baby to arrive. Ardern is in labour and was admitted to Auckland City Hospital at 5.50am this morning. Her partner Clarke Gayford drove them to hospital in their own car as...
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Special delivery: The route Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern took to hospital
The Prime Minister is said to have arrived "like any other New Zealander" at hospital this morning, driven by her partner, Clarke Gayford.It's about a 12-minute drive from Jacinda Adern and Gayford's Sandringham home to Auckland...
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Here comes the baby: How the world is reacting to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in labour
Good wishes are flying in from around the world as Jacinda Ardern's office announced she had gone into labour.The Prime Minister's Office has confirmed Ardern arrived at Auckland City Hospital at 5.50am, with her partner Clarke...
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Here comes the baby: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in labour, at Auckland Hospital with partner Clarke Gayford
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in labour and has been admitted to Auckland City Hospital. The Prime Minister's Office has confirmed Ardern, 37, arrived at hospital with her partner Clarke Gayford, at 5.50am. Gayford drove the...
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Mexico sets sights on New Zealand avocado exports, economist says prices could drop
Cheaper avocado prices may be in store if the world's biggest avocado producer, starts exporting to New Zealand.AVOCO, a partnership between New Zealand's two biggest avocado exporters, Southern Produce and Primor Produce, said...
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Brown: “Coalition chaos means three strikes law will stay”
I was very pleased with the announcement earlier this week that the Government will not be going ahead with its proposal to scrap the three strikes law. This is because New Zealand First declined to support it in the face of widespread opposition from New Zealanders worried about the safety ...
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Skincare made from kiwifruit putting Bay on the map
Having established her high end skincare products here in her Bay of Plenty home, Tibetan-born Hellen Faulkner is looking to the Chinese market to expand her business and put the Bay and New Zealand on the map for products using ingredients...
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Wellington laneway upgrade to be put on ice after business backlash
A plan to transform Wellington's Holland St into the capital's latest cosmopolitan laneway has hit a wall, with upgrade work likely to be put on hold indefinitely.
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Club of the Week: Bay of Plenty bird conservationists flock together
Bird watching is serious business for members of Birds Bay of Plenty. The group is affiliated to Birds New Zealand, which was established in 1939, and is part of a nationwide network of 20 similar regional groups.Calling themselves...
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Scammers costing duped Kiwis up to $500m a year
Kiwis are losing up to $500 million annually to international scammers and the number of reported incidents has risen sharply this year.Experts say the money is putting a dent in the New Zealand economy with many scams driven by...
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Kenya 7s players conceal brand message on jerseys
They had played New Zealand in their opening match with the sponsor’s message still on their jerseys.
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Labour hosts business and lobbyists at $600-a-head dinners in exclusive private clubs
Finance Minister Grant Robertson gave a post-Budget speech at a $600-a-head Labour fundraiser at the exclusive Wellington Club, drawing comparisons to the previous National Government's "Cabinet club" scandal.
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Air NZ gives Queenstown business community a new Wellington flight, but makes Christchurch more difficult
Air New Zealand has introduced new Wellington business day flights to the delight of Queenstown businesses, but placed restrictions on the Christchurch route.
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Kan junior-partner Nieuw-Zeeland de Chinezen aan?, vragen spionnen zich af
De vrees groeit dat geheimen van het belangrijke westerse inlichtingennetwerk Five Eyes via Nieuw-Zeeland weglekken naar Peking. 'Kleine staten zijn heel kwetsbaar.'
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Queen's Birthday honour for promotion of New Zealand quilting overseas
Anne Scott began quilting when she was 13 and over the past 25 years has helped promote New Zealand designs around the world.
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Law Society hit with a double whammy of accusations in the wake of sexual abuse and harassment survey
The New Zealand Law Society has known about 'cultural problems' within the industry for years and has failed to act, the Wellington Women Lawyers' Association says.
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Step won in Tenths Trust's fight for money from Skiffington estate
Wellington Tenths Trust has scored a legal win against the late partner of its former chairman, but will have to go to court again for a decision on how much it can recover.
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'Record returns' for avocado growers
Avocado growers have seen "record returns" this season, with an estimated $150 million in sales for 2017-2018.The New Zealand Avocado Growers Association said the industry's draft result for the season of $150m in sales was comprised...
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'Absolutely' no guidance for businesses on catering for trans community
Rainbow Wellington has criticised a lack of clear discrimination law in response to a transgender woman's treatment by a Wellington gym franchise.