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But the Prime Minister says "we don't want our whole economic growth be driven by speculative house price inflation". Audio

One small business refunded about $500 to customers after the suspension of some forms of shipping. Audio

The Prime Minister faces questions about global tariffs, the situation in Gaza and the housing market.

A year-long search for a new dentist has attracted little interest as residents are forced to wait up to six weeks for appointments. Audio

After the first 10 days of being inundated with CVs, a vet practice gave up looking at any more. Audio

The government needs to spend more on attracting major events and more air capacity to lift international visitor numbers, the head of Tourism Holdings says. Audio

Boat owners should keep up with maintenance or they may face costly salvage bills, a deputy harbourmaster says. Audio

Its profit is down 18 percent to $260 million, driven by lower customer spending. Audio

This year marks two decades since the first international T20 cricket match, which featured the Black Caps and Australia at Eden Park. Audio

For the first time since the 1990s an incumbent was not standing for reelection, and instead ratepayers have eight candidates to chose from. Audio

But Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk says the government will explore mechanisms to protect homeowners. Audio

Historically, when La Niña is driving weather behaviour New Zealand has experienced 'heat domes' over the south-east but there's also a possibility of heavy rainfall. Audio

一篇周末刊发的文章批评本届政府，并表示传统支持中右翼阵营的人也开始质疑总理。

Services between Australia and New Zealand were effected.

The PM denies the government has lost its focus, as calls intensify for action to help Auckland. Audio

Parliament passed the amendment yesterday, which means councils will now need to grant consents for certain energy infrastructure within a year. Audio

It comes as Auckland's mayor Wayne Brown asked the government to reconsider its opposition to a bed night levy. Audio

Wayne Brown强调床位税本质是一种征费，所筹款项也不会进入政府的财政当中。

The schedule for planned secondary teacher rolling strikes has been revealed as the minister refuses to budge. Audio

A Māori educator says children shouldn't have to wait until year 2 to learn Māori words. Audio

The government meeds to rethink its opposition to a bed night levy for Auckland, the mayor says. Audio

专家建议房主提前向技术专家征询意见，并制定灾后应对计划。

Simon Watt says he is working at pace on the policy, which so far has recieved a mixed response around Parliament and councils. Audio

And a warning from the Natural Hazards Commission. Audio

David Seymour says it is a complex decision that should not be rushed, while Helen Clark says NZ is now behind the pack. Audio