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  • Inside two years of chaos at NZ's airports

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    26 Nov 2022
    People standing in a queue at Schiphol airport in Netherland as holiday season puts a strain on airlines.

    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.

    Long queues, delayed flights and irritated passengers: inside two years of chaos at New Zealand's airports
  • Plan to restore MIQ if needed

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    15 Nov 2022
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    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.

    Plan to restore MIQ if needed
  • Auckland boat capsize: Aerial search continues for missing child

    News
    New Zealand emergency services
    10 Nov 2022
    The police Eagle helicopter.

    Police say search and rescue operations have resumed for the person missing after a boating tragedy on Manukau Harbour.

    Auckland boat capsize: Aerial search continues for missing child
  • Funding shortfall: Auckland businesses put up $200k to promote city

    News
    New Zealand tourism
    8 Nov 2022

    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.

    Funding shortfall: Auckland businesses put up $200k to promote city
  • Search continues for missing child after boat capsize

    News
    New Zealand emergency services
    8 Nov 2022

    Police say one person is still missing after a boat carrying five people capsized in Auckland's Manukau Harbour on Sunday evening.

    Search continues for missing child after boat capsize
  • Auckland mayor criticises govt over city's rail, transport problems

    Audio
    transport politics
    1 Nov 2022
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    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

  • Long wait for investigation findings leaves grieving widow in limbo

    News
    New Zealand health
    31 Oct 2022
    Christine Toms, with a picture of husband Arthur, says she's in limbo while she waits for answers about his death.

    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.

    Long wait for investigation findings leaves grieving widow in limbo
  • Heavy rain and muggy conditions on weekend horizon and beyond

    News
    New Zealand weather
    28 Oct 2022
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    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

    Heavy rain and muggy conditions on weekend horizon and beyond
  • Auckland Marathon running as scheduled for the first time since 2019

    Audio
    sport life and society
    28 Oct 2022
    Runners at the start of the Auckland Marathon this morning.

    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

  • Mayor calls for Auckland Transport to change approach

    News
    New Zealand transport
    19 Oct 2022
    Wayne Brown

    Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says Auckland Transport needs to completely change its approach to better serve its communities.

    Auckland mayor Wayne Brown calls for Auckland Transport to change approach
  • Visa processing 'pain points' highlighted as applicants wait months

    News
    Politics immigration
    19 Oct 2022
    Work visa application form

    Immigration Minister Michael Wood has admitted "pain points" in the visa processing system as more than 35,000 visitors wait for visas.

    Visa processing 'pain points' see half of visitor applicants waiting for decision since July
  • No Auckland trains for whole long weekend

    News
    New Zealand transport
    19 Oct 2022
    auckland trains

    Aucklanders will have no train services over Labour Weekend to allow KiwiRail unrestricted access to railway lines.

    KiwiRail cans Auckland train services for three days for maintenance work
  • Long term job creation in new data centres unclear

    News
    New Zealand Business
    17 Oct 2022
    Data storage and cloud computing computer service business concept, showing a server room interior in a data centre.

    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".

    Long term job creation in new data centres unclear
  • Dead teen's sister: 'No one deserves to die like that'

    News
    New Zealand police
    16 Oct 2022
    Ariki Rigby

    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.

    Dead teen's sister: 'No one deserves to die like that'
  • KiwiRail shuts Auckland rail line for urgent maintenance

    News
    New Zealand transport
    15 Oct 2022
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    KiwiRail is partially closing Auckland's Western Line on Sunday for urgent maintenance work.

    KiwiRail shuts Auckland rail line for urgent maintenance
  • Takapuna businesses shocked by Michael Hill closure

    Audio
    life and society crime
    13 Oct 2022
    The Michael Hill store in Takapuna has closed after several burglaries and ram-raids in 2022.

    Business owners in Auckland's beachside suburb Takapuna are shocked that a prominent Michael Hill store has been the repeated target of ram raids - so much so that it's closed while the company looks… Audio

  • Repeat ram raids, burglaries force closure of Michael Hill's Takapuna store

    News
    Business crime
    12 Oct 2022
    The Michael Hill store in Takapuna has closed after several burglaries and ram-raids in 2022.

    The announcement comes less than a week after the jewellery store announced new security systems across its branches. Audio

    Michael Hill's Takapuna store closes after several burglaries and ram-raids
  • Auckland rail woes worsen as services reduced on western line

    Audio
    transport
    12 Oct 2022
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    Auckland's rail woes continue as dangerous track conditions cause a reduction in services on the Western Line.

    This comes just days after Auckland Transport announced rolling closures across three of… Audio

  • Auckland mayor Wayne Brown on council-controlled organisations and what needs 'fixing'

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    10 Oct 2022
    Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown, left, with council chief executive Jim Stabback.

    New Auckland mayor Wayne Brown arrived at work for a day of briefings and said the boards of council-controlled organisations will remain in place for the next few weeks. Audio

    Auckland mayor Wayne Brown on council-controlled organisations and what needs 'fixing'
  • Alo Ngata: Family's four-year wait for inquest

    News
    New Zealand Auckland Region
    10 Oct 2022
    Close up of a police officer at an incident on a residential street. 6 July 2016.

    The mother of a man who died after being left face-down in a police cell with an incorrectly fitted spit hood covering his face says a coroner's inquest will give her family some closure.

    Inquest for Alo Ngata, who died after incorrectly fitted spit hood, begins
  • Aucklanders urged to steer clear of maunga this Guy Fawkes

    News
    New Zealand emergency services
    9 Oct 2022
    A boardwalk is planned for the crater rim of the Maungawhau summit.

    Aucklanders are being asked to keep away from a list of maunga this Guy Fawkes to prevent devastating fires caused by fireworks.

    Aucklanders urged to steer clear of maunga this Guy Fawkes
  • Govt urged to fast-track foreign drivers for local bus services

    Audio
    transport
    6 Oct 2022
    A file photo shows the interior of a bus.

    Public transport bosses are appealing to the government to make it easier for overseas bus drivers to work in New Zealand, in the face of chronic shortages.

    Hundreds of trips a day are being… Video, Audio

  • Oversized truck hits Auckland's motorway overbridge causing massive delays

    News
    New Zealand transport
    5 Oct 2022

    An oversized truck which struck an overbridge on the southbound lane of State Highway 1 this afternoon, has now been cleared, according to Waka Kotahi.

    Oversized truck hits Auckland's motorway overbridge causing massive delays
  • Business groups frustrated at news of Auckland rail cancellations

    News
    New Zealand transport
    4 Oct 2022
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    There is shock and concern among commuters and businesses in parts of Auckland faced with being side-tracked when several train routes are temporarily closed from 2023.

    Business groups frustrated at news of Auckland rail cancellations
  • How NZ education compares to other OECD countries

    News
    New Zealand education
    4 Oct 2022
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    The OECD's annual report on education warns too many young people in developed countries may be enrolling in degrees.

    How NZ education compares to other OECD countries
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