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— Edmund Hillary
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Wellington Phoenix import Goran Paracki in the dark over A-League future
For the record, Goran Paracki wants to stay in Wellington for another season.
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Kathmandu sales in New Zealand drop, while overall profit rise
Outdoor clothing and equipment retailer Kathmandu has bought a United States shoe company Oboz Footwear for $60 million.
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Cat skin 'rug', preserved rabbits listed for sale on Trade Me by Tauranga taxidermist
A New Zealand taxidermist is auctioning off the stuffed body of his dead farm cat as a"rug" on Trade Me, along with a jar full of unborn baby rabbits.The cat skin rug is described as being perfect for "those of you that can't afford...
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Kiwifruit industry needs to spend a cool $1 billion to keep up with hot demand
A $1 billion bill is coming for the industry that handles kiwifruit after they're harvested, to keep pace with Zespri's ambitious outlook for exports.Zespri, which markets most of New Zealand's export kiwifruit crop, expects demand...
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Original owners selling KFC Porirua as they reassess investments
A long-standing slice of KFC is up for sale in Porirua, North of Wellington.
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TotalFootball: Team Wellington coach Jose Figueira ready for playoffs
Team Wellington coach Jose Figueira joins Stuff football writers Liam Hyslop and Phillip Rollo on TotalFootball to discuss the business end of the ISPS Handa Premiership.
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Tauranga and Western Bay of Plenty house sales lift in February
February was a bumper month for Western Bay real estate with home buyers signing on the dotted line at a rate of 10 a day, according to new figures. The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand reported 231 sales in Tauranga City and...
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Checkpoint 'targets' advised to take class action against police after IPCA ruling
A law professor is advising the Wellington women stopped at an illegal breath-testing checkpoint to take a class action against police for breaching their rights.
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Hundreds of students rally against alleged widespread sexual harassment in law firms
Loud cries of "Me too" rung around Wellington's Midland Park on Thursday as hundreds of university students protested against alleged sexual harassment in the law profession.
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Winston Peters' hopes of Russia trade deal could cost New Zealand
OPINION: Anyone who follows international events will not have been surprised when the British Government began calling for action this week over the poisoning of a Russian double agent and his daughter in London.
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Wellington's yellow-paint 'cowboys' create illegal parking zones in the central city
Wellington's yellow paint "cowboys" have been at it again, taking the parking law into their own hands.
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Renewed push for review of cycle helmet law starts with protest ride in Wellington
Despite having been the law for almost a quarter of a century, thousands of cyclists are thumbing their nose at wearing a helmet.
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Sale of 23 high-end properties in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Tauranga and Queenstown total $256m
The total value of the top property sales across New Zealand in the past five years is just over a quarter of a billion dollars - $256,131,437. The whopping combined value still falls short of what could be America's most expensive...
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Building consents in Masterton double in one year
Residential building consents in Masterton have doubled over the past year, with the town's domestic gross product (GDP) growth now outpacing the Wellington region.
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Air New Zealand adds extra flights in and out of Tauranga
Air New Zealand has announced extra early morning flights in and out of Tauranga Airport to Auckland and Wellington are on the way.An extra flight to Wellington will start in April to meet demand during peak business times, meaning...
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Seaview business park for sale, industrial land remains scarce
A large business park in one of Wellington's most in-demand industrial precincts is up for sale.
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Mayors speak out against freedom campers after multiple Western Bay of Plenty complaints
A potential law change to freedom camping could be the result of an action group formed by New Zealand mayors, including from Tauranga and the Western Bay.The group of 33 mayors gathered at Parliament yesterday to speak with Tourism...
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Boomtown facts: Tauranga tops New Zealand cities in economic growth
Tauranga is the top performing city in New Zealand across all measures of economic activity, new data shows.Data commissioned by Priority One from Infometrics shows in 2017 Tauranga had the highest GDP growth for a city at 6.6 per...
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Boom town: Tauranga top city in NZ for GDP growth
It's official - Tauranga is the top performing city in New Zealand across all measures of economic activity, new data shows.In reports commissioned by economic development agency Priority One from Infometrics, Tauranga's growth...
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Foreign fishing crews win Supreme Court case over unpaid wages
Foreign fishing crews have won a case that could see them recover millions of dollars in unpaid wages from vessels forfeited for fishing offences in New Zealand.
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Editorial: Time's up for sexist legal culture
EDITORIAL: More than two weeks after disturbing allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate workplace behaviour at high profile law firm Russell McVeagh​ first emerged in the New Zealand media, the legal profession has announced it will clean up its act.