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Queenstown Airport strives for sustainable growth
The airport plans to meet growing demand for air travel without expanding its current noise boundaries.
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Koreans flocking to Northern Marianas as tourism returns
The Northern Mariana Islands had a surge of visitors last month as the lifting of pandemic restrictions has led to more international flights.
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Pacific news in brief for September 20
Samoa committee urged to revisit suspension process, Tahiti budget criticised, and job numbers in Samoa keep declining
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Three former key Tapura members ponder founding new party in Tahiti
Three senior members of French Polynesia's ruling Tapura Huiraatira party, who resigned last week, say they may form a new party.
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Former Cooks rugby star gets environmental award
Former Cook Islands rugby star has received an environmental award.
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NZ consul hails long-standing ties with New Caledonia
The consul-general of New Zealand for the French Pacific territories Felicity Roxburgh says New Zealand's presence in New Caledonia is historical.
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Gaza farmer finds Byzantine mosaic while planting tree
A Palestinian farmer has discovered an ornate Byzantine floor mosaic while trying to plant an olive tree on his land in the Gaza Strip.
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Ardern joins Canada PM Trudeau's flight to New York
Fresh from the Queen's funeral, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has caught a lift with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to New York to attend the UN General Assembly.
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Kaipara Mayoral candidates: Their top local issues and how they would address them
Local Democracy Reporting Northland asked the candidates what the three main issues facing their district were - and how they would address these if elected.
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Pacific news in brief for September 19
Jail for poaching turtles, conciliation sought in New Caledonia, and Fijiana beats NZ opponents
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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
Kennedy takes us off the beaten track to Bruny Island, off the coast of Hobart, and returns to Uluru, where climbing of the sacred rock ceased in 2019, but tourism is bigger than ever. Audio
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Non-stop flight from New York arrives - but not all passengers' luggage
Passengers onboard Air New Zealand's first direct flight from New York have arrived in Auckland, but many are without their luggage.
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Kennedy Warne: Australia
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Guam - the new front line against China
On a postcard-perfect tropical island in the western Pacific, the US is bolstering defences as concern grows over rising tensions between China and Taiwan.
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Air NZ's first non-stop flight to New York lands at JFK Airport
Air New Zealand's inaugural non-stop flight to New York has arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport today.
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Rotorua businesses call for govt intervention into 'detrimental' emergency housing crisis
Rotorua businesses are calling for the government to intervene in emergency housing as the iconic destination prepares for an influx of summer tourists.
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New dashboard helps Rotorua visitors avoid mixed-use motels
A new tool helps inform would-be travellers about whether a motel is mixed-use or not.
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Pacific news in brief for September 16
French Polynesia's ruling party suffers losses; large bomb removed in Solomon Islands; and agreement for new US embassy in Tonga Ruling party in French Polynesia suffers significant resignations Three…
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Emergency housing concerns hang over Rotorua summer boom
The clock is ticking down in Rotorua towards the first summer in years with international visitors.
But with serious concerns raised about the treatment of tenants living in hotels for emergency… Audio
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Recession averted in NZ, but will interest rates rise further?
NZ's economy's grew 1.7 percent in the past three months - defying more pessimistic forecasts. It is a complete turnaround on the slump experienced during an Omicron-riddled March quarter.
But anyone… Video, Audio
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Rotorua on a 'precipice' as mayor meets with ministers about motels
A Rotorua mayoral candidate says the city is "sitting on a precipice" and being "destroyed" by its emergency housing in motels issues and is calling on the government to act immediately.
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GDP up by 1.7 percent
New Zealand's gross domestic product (GDP) rose 1.7 percent in the three months ending June after the surprise contraction in the first quarter, with the annual growth rate easing to 1 percent.
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GDP rises 1.7 percent, recession averted
The economy has posted strong growth supported by consumer spending and tourism. Stats NZ says gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 1.7 percent in the three months ended June, after… Audio
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Interruptions and laughter as six vie for Queenstown mayoralty
A walkout and a clash over straw polling kicked off a lively debate as mayoral hopefuls auditioned for Queenstown's business community last night. Audio
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New Zealand's account deficit at highest level in 14 years
New Zealand's current account deficit has increased to its highest level in 14 years and could be on track to post a record in the not too distant future.