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Edgecumbe local visits her condemned home of 45 years
Ursula Mayo was one of 25 people her son-in-law Tau Hahipene rescued in Edgecumbe last week. She's since been able to visit her home, but will never be able to live in it again. Video, Audio
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300 Edgecumbe residents able to briefly return home
About 300 Edgecumbe residents have been able to return to their homes briefly today for the first time since last week's flooding. Video
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Govt relaxed about fall in exporters numbers
As parts of the global economy continue to struggle, the number of NZ exporters is declining. The Government says it's nothing to worry about but latest figures show the number of exporters fell by a… Audio
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Export company numbers fall
The number of exporters has fallen by more than a tenth over the last five years, but the value of exports has risen.
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New 111 system 'poorly thought through' - Labour
The Labour Party has accused the government of over-promising and taking too long to deliver a new 111 service.
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NZ-China trade talks to start next month
Talks on upgrading the New Zealand-China Free Trade Agreement will begin on Anzac Day. Video
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Goff backs airport light rail sooner
Auckland's mayor is urging the government to push ahead with light rail to the airport rather than create a bus route.
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Govt, Auckland Council agree on airport light rail
The government has for the first time given the go ahead to light rail between the airport and city centre, but says it could take 30 years.
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Auckland to get light rail to airport - in 30 years
The government has agreed to support light rail from Auckland's city centre to the airport - but the catch is that it's likely to take 30 years. Video, Audio
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Question Time for 23 March 2017
GARETH HUGHES to the Minister of Energy and Resources: Does she agree with former Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges that “while the world must progressively transition towards a low carbon…
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MOT fraud: Dodgy invoices, twink and $723,000 stolen
Joanne Harrison stole from her employer, the Ministry of Transport, over five years. A series of emails shed some light on how she went undetected for so long.
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New Chinese channel with bold goals
A new TV channel promising to “set a new standard for Chinese broadcasting in New Zealand” goes live this weekend on Freeview. What will NCTV offer Chinese New Zealanders - and other New Zealanders… Video, Audio
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New Chinese channel with bold goals
A new TV channel promising to “set a new standard for Chinese broadcasting in New Zealand” goes live this weekend on Freeview. What will NCTV offer Chinese New Zealanders - and other New Zealanders…
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NZTA marks progress on massive Ohau Point slip
Workers clearing the roads north of Kaikōura say they have reached a significant milestone, with work beginning on the slip at Ohau Point this week.
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Taxi changes: 'People will just have to be more careful'
Taxi riders will need to be more careful when choosing their cabs under new law changes, say taxi companies.
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Minister won't investigate if fraudster forced out whistleblowers
The Transport Minister has refused to order an investigation into whether an "incredibly manipulative" fraudster was able to restructure attempted whistleblowers out of the ministry.
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Bridges rules out inquiry into Transport Ministry fraudster
Questions continue to be asked about Joanne Harrison's conduct at the Ministry of Transport - in particular the lack of contracts and documentation surrounding the deals she was signing. It wasn't… Audio
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New taxi rules could make industry less safe
Taxi companies say proposed law changes will make the industry less safe for drivers and passengers. But the Government denies that and says the public will get a better deal. Audio
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North Shore rail steaming towards Auckland - eventually
Commuter rail to Auckland's North Shore will go ahead - but the project may still take decades to get underway.
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Killer road to get bypass
A Bay of Plenty town on one of the country's most dangerous roads will finally get a bypass.
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Katikati locals await newly announced bypass
Yesterday Katikati residents got the news they've waited 40 years go hear -- Transport Minister Simon Bridges said a bypass would be added as part of the $520 million Waihi to Tauranga road project.
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Call to investigate if fraudster forced out whistleblowers
Labour MP Sue Moroney is calling for an investigation into whether a convicted fraudster pushed public servants out of their jobs after they raised red flags about her. Audio
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Did a fraudster push whistleblowers out of their jobs?
The Labour Party is calling for an investigation into whether a convicted fraudster effectively pushed public servants out of their jobs after they raised red flags about her, as Craig McCulloch… Audio
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Fraudster's boss gave benefit of the doubt eight times
Staff repeatedly raised concerns about Ministry of Transport fraudster Joanne Harrison's conduct, MPs have been told.
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Northland highway 'an election-year spiel' - Peters
Northland MP Winston Peters is sceptical about the government's plan to upgrade a Northland highway at a cost of up to $500 million.
