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New Year's Eve fireworks: All the hottest spots around Aotearoa
The team behind the Sky Tower's fireworks have promised a show that is bigger and better than ever before.
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Hefty fines for collecting Taranaki shellfish
The Ministry for Primary Industries is warning visitors to Taranaki this summer they could face hefty fines if they collect kaimoana - except crayfish - along the New Plymouth to Ōpunakē coastline.
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Christmas rush returns to Aotearoa's airports as families reconnect
Airports around the country are buzzing, nearly 20 times busier than they were this time last year.
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Crashes slow holiday traffic in Auckland and Waikato
The highways are starting to fill up as holidaymakers hit the road, and crashes have slowed the flow of traffic.
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Where traffic will be worst these holidays
A new online tool showing likely holiday traffic jams has been released - and among the first predictions is SH1 north of Auckland on Friday afternoon.
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Taranaki kaimoana ban given legal teeth
The government has banned collection of kaimoana from 70 kilometres of the Taranaki coast, giving legal backing to a rāhui that hapū placed on the area in January.
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Weather closes North Island holiday beaches as schools break for the year
Beaches have been closed in holiday hotspots Whangamatā and Mt Maunganui due to "dangerous conditions" as pre-Christmas bad weather lashes the upper North Island.
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Cost of rural rail transport must drop - mayor
The cost of rural rail transport must drop, Ruapehu mayor Weston Kirton says, as Taumarunui reinstated as a stop on the main trunk line.
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Boosting fuel security would mean passing cost to customers 'inevitable', National says
Increasing New Zealand's energy security by building up onshore fuel supply would result in the "inevitable" outcome of storage costs being passed on to customers, the National Party says. Audio
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Z Energy CEO says more onshore storage would increase cost
Z Energy, owner of the dodgy shipment of aviation fuel, says their next shipment will arrive by 12 December at the latest.
Airlines are being forced to ration their fuel allowance at Auckland… Audio
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'It's going to be a challenging summer' - tour manager
Backpacker bookings are looking healthy but the industry is worried it is on the back foot following multiple closures and ongoing staffing shortages.
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Inside two years of chaos at NZ's airports
If you're flying today you might have plenty of time to read this story when you're standing in an airport security line for way longer than you should.
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Plan to restore MIQ if needed
Quarantine at the border could be restored within four weeks as a 'minimum viable product' if the need arose, according to a new readiness plan for MIQ.
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Auckland boat capsize: Aerial search continues for missing child
Police say search and rescue operations have resumed for the person missing after a boating tragedy on Manukau Harbour.
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Funding shortfall: Auckland businesses put up $200k to promote city
Auckland Council's cultural and economic development agency Tātaki Auckland Unlimited says it is short of nearly $20 million to attract visitors to the city.
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Search continues for missing child after boat capsize
Police say one person is still missing after a boat carrying five people capsized in Auckland's Manukau Harbour on Sunday evening.
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Auckland mayor criticises govt over city's rail, transport problems
Auckland is facing a public transport crisis and the government needs to get on an emergency footing, mayor Wayne Brown says.
In a statement Brown says Aucklanders should not and will not acept two… Video, Audio
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Long wait for investigation findings leaves grieving widow in limbo
More than two years after the sudden death of her husband at Palmerston North Hospital, a Manawatū woman is still waiting for answers about what happened.
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Heavy rain and muggy conditions on weekend horizon and beyond
The weather is again turning wet and windy in some parts of the country with heavy rain already hitting parts of the South Island. Audio
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Auckland Marathon running as scheduled for the first time since 2019
Fourteen-thousand people are expected to take part in the Auckland Marathon on Sunday Morning, the first on schedule Auckland Marathon since 2019.
The event went on hiatus during the early years of… Audio
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Mayor calls for Auckland Transport to change approach
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says Auckland Transport needs to completely change its approach to better serve its communities.
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Visa processing 'pain points' highlighted as applicants wait months
Immigration Minister Michael Wood has admitted "pain points" in the visa processing system as more than 35,000 visitors wait for visas.
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No Auckland trains for whole long weekend
Aucklanders will have no train services over Labour Weekend to allow KiwiRail unrestricted access to railway lines.
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Long term job creation in new data centres unclear
An MBIE report on one of the dozens of data centres being set up in New Zealand says it will create a number of well-paid ongoing jobs but its impact on the region's transition will be "limited".
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Dead teen's sister: 'No one deserves to die like that'
New details have emerged about teenager Ariki Rigby's killing, with her heartbroken sister saying she believes she was beaten to death before the car she was in was torched.