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PM wants NZ to get behind development, progress, stem tide of Kiwis leaving for Oz
'Say yes NZ' to housing, agriculture, cruise ships, mines - Luxon
The prime minister has told National Party faithful that, if Australia shut down mining and energy industries, Kiwis wouldn't flock there.
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'Announcement of an announcement': Govt accused of recycling projects in $6b infrastructure push
Govt accused of recycling projects in $6b infrastructure push
Luxon says new builds will boost jobs and productivity, but the opposition dismissed the "announcement of an announcement" as a public relations stunt lacking fresh investment.
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More city cyclists get on their bikes - but there is untapped demand for more
More city cyclists get on their bikes - but there is untapped demand for more
There is untapped demand from those who do not have bikes, or the confidence to ride them, researchers and council staff say.
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GPs to get extra funding in agreement government hopes will lead to faster healthcare
GPs to get $175m extra funding
Health Minister Simeon Brown the increase this year was the biggest - by more than double - since the current funding system began. Audio
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Do you really remember what you think you do?
Do you really remember what you think you do?
We trust our memories to tell the truth. But what if they lie? Psychologist Gabrielle Principe explains why even our most vivid recollections shouldn't be trusted. Audio
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Public transport woes for Canterbury's big growth areas
Public transport woes for Canterbury's big growth areas
Environment Canterbury is struggling to meet a growing demand for bus services, amid a reduced budget.
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As insurance gets harder to buy, NZ has 3 choices for disaster recovery – and we keep choosing the worst one
Three choices as insurance gets harder to buy
The industry has already signalled it is pulling out of some places in Aotearoa, leaving the government and homeowners to question what happens next.
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When will Christ Church Cathedral and Square be rebuilt?
Watch: When will Christchurch get its heart back?
Fourteen years on from the earthquakes, Christchurch city prepares to open a first-class stadium while the Cathedral sits unfinished in an empty Square. The Cathedral project is at a stalemate, and… Video
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Drivers urged to take extra care on Northland's state highways as heavy rain looms
Drivers urged to take extra care in Northland as heavy rain looms
NZTA Waka Kotahi warned flooding and slips are possible on much of State Highway 1.
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How street art is redefining Christchurch's identity
How street art is redefining Christchurch's identity
Christchurch was once known as "the most English city outside of England" but a lot has changed in the 14 years since the magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck on 22 February 2011.
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Pasifika Festival 2025: A weekend celebrating culture, food, performance and song
Pasifika Festival 2025: Celebrating culture and song
There was singing and dancing, food and activities at Auckland's Western Springs over the weekend. Audio
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Chris Hipkins announces new Labour 'economic team', Tangi Utikere promoted
MP gets big promotion in Labour reshuffle
Tangi Utikere has moved up seven spots and picked up the Local Government portfolio as Chris Hipkins announces a new 'economic team'.
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Christchurch portal to 'glowing neon Wonderland' creating global buzz
'Accidental architecture' in Christchurch creates global buzz
"It looks like something out of Blade Runner. And as it turns out I'm not alone in being captivated." Audio
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Where houses might have given you a 1000 percent capital gain
Where houses might have given you a 1000 percent capital gain
But do you get a better return from property or shares? Audio
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Rail Minister Winston Peters announces new chairperson of Ferry Holdings Limited
New chairperson of Ferry Holdings Ltd announced
The company is charged with negotiating the procurement contracts for the two new Interislander ferries.
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'Devastating': Hundreds of engineers leaving NZ due to infrastructure delays, CEO claims
Brain drain claim as engineers quit NZ over stalled infrastructure work
Hundreds of engineers are losing their jobs and leaving our shores due to infrastructure project delays, creating "significant" risk to our nation's development, says the head of New Zealand's…
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LA fires: 'Those who have chosen to stay are dusting off the ashes'
LA fires: 'Those who have chosen to stay are dusting off the ashes'
First person - "It is somewhat of a miracle that more people were not killed", a Kiwi journalist describes what it was like to witness the LA fires.
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Community win fight to rebuild pool after 18 years
Plans for a $3 million, three-pool facility have finally been approved, with plans for the pools to be open next summer. Audio
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Christchurch community pool rebuild greenlit after 18-year campaign
Christchurch community pool rebuild greenlit
A new community pool is to be built in the Christchurch suburb of St Albans, 18 years after the previous one was demolished.
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All the road closures that might impact your summer road trip
Where the roadworks are happening this summer
Roadworks are set to ramp up over the summer period, as workers make the most of warm and dry weather.
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Users of hacked crypto firm get millions back
Users of hacked crypto firm get millions back
Cryptopia account holders have received $400 million worth of cryptocurrency from liquidators, more than four years after the firm was hacked and put in liquidation.
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Vanuatu quake: Clock ticking in race to find survivors
Vanuatu quake: Clock ticking in race to find survivors
Rescuers in Vanuatu will be under pressure to reach people in damaged buildings quickly, a structural engineer says, amid fears the death toll will rise.
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Watch: Music fills Christ Church Cathedral for first time since quakes
Watch: Music fills Christ Church Cathedral for first time since quakes
Woolston Brass performed in high vis and hard hats to raise money for the city's mission. Audio
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From ‘ghost guns’ to gangs, 5 lessons from Canada for NZ firearms reform
From ‘ghost guns’ to gangs, 5 lessons from Canada for NZ firearms reform
Analysis - Canada and New Zealand share an important approach to gun control: both countries view firearms as a privilege, not a right.
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Mangamuka Gorge rebuild cost balloons to more than $200m
Mangamuka Gorge rebuild cost balloons to more than $200m
The crucial transport link south of Kaitāia was destroyed by dozens of slips during a storm in August 2022.