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Briscoes Group posts record half-year profit
The homeware and sports goods retailer has posted its result on the back of strong consumer demand and measures to protect its supply chain.
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Bethells Road reopens for residents after storm washed it out
The road connecting Te Henga Bethells Beach to the rest of Auckland has been restored after severe flooding cut access to the coastal settlement.
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Silver Ferns' trans-Tasman netball series postponed
Netball's Constellation Cup hit by Covid-19 restrictions.
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Mystery Middlemore Hospital Covid-19 case: 'We knew it was inevitable'
As health authorities scramble to investigate a mystery Covid-19 infection at Middlemore Hospital the management of the case has been slated as a failure and a mess by unions and opposition parties.
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The Panel with Nuwanthie Sumarakone and Raybon Kan (Pt 2)
Audio 7 Sep 2021Panellists Nuwanthie Sumarakone and Raybon Kan discuss mental health tips for Aucklanders in lockdown, what Level 2 means for music venues, and the closure of a dangerous slide on Wellington's… Audio
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Covid-19: Schools expect to run catch-up classes
Auckland principals say they will need to run catch-up lessons after lockdown, but will have less classroom time to do that than they did last year.
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Credit scores remained stable in August level 4 lockdown - data
New data shows mortgage applications have fallen, alongside car loans, personal loans and new credit card applications..
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Union presses case for retaining fuel tankers after Marsden Point refinery closure
The Maritime Union says it is important the country's two fuel tanker ships are retained to ensure energy security when the Marsden Point refinery closes.
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The complexities of getting our food onto shop shelves
How the Delta variant has blown a hole in the security of our supply chains.
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The complexities of getting our food onto shop shelves
How the Delta variant has blown a hole in the security of our supply chains.
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'Uncertain times' lead to kai network in Auckland
A new Māori food network aiming to support whānau during the extended lockdown, has been set up by Māori leaders across Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Wild weather evacuations and damage in West Auckland
Hours of continuous heavy rain in Auckland has caused evacuations from flooded homes in the city's West, submerged cars and some roads are awash.The suburbs of Kumeū, Ranui and Henderson Valley have… Audio
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SkyCity Casino reports improved full-year profit
Casino operator SkyCity has reported an improved full-year profit, but revenue was knocked by intermittent Covid closures and it's already counting the cost of the current lockdown.
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Community rallies to save Hutt birthing centre
A treasured birthing centre in the Hutt Valley is poised to close its doors only three years after opening, leaving midwives and parents fearful about post natal care in the region.
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NZ shipping container firm grapples with supply chain disruptions
ContainerCo says many of its 11 depots around the country are above capacity and it is bringing forward investment to expand facilities.
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Seven Countdown supermarkets close as staff isolate
Audio 23 Aug 2021Seven Auckland Countdown supermarkets have been forced to close - mostly due to staff shortages.
That's because a thousand company employees in Auckland and Wellington are isolating because their… Video, Audio
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Reduced trading hours, bonuses for staff at Countdown supermarkets
Countdown is changing store trading hours, closing some Auckland stores and giving a 10 percent bonus for staff during the lockdown.
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Kiwi athletes in US cheered on Olympians from afar
Spending time in America has been more and more common for NZ athletes, who were keeping one eye on the Olympics.
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Travel bubble: MSD to partially refund beneficiary stuck in Sydney
A beneficiary who was stuck in Sydney with her sick sister will be paid back hundreds of dollars after a Ministry of Social Development U-turn.
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Leaky home class action trial ends in settlement
The settlement includes $1.25m payout to James Hardie and a full closure for all claims.
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Wellington loses two All Blacks tests, Eden Park gets back to back games
The All Blacks will play the first two Bledisloe Cup tests at Eden Park, with Wellington to miss out on hosting any games this year.
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Aucklanders flocking to No.1 Pancake for its last days in the central city
Aucklanders have been turning out in droves to support a Korean pancake store that's about to move from the central city after nearly two decades. Audio
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Police Association boss congratulates jury in Epiha trial
Cop killer Eli Epiha did try to kill a second officer the day he shot dead Constable Matthew Hunt, according to a jury at his High Court trial.
The jury has found him guilty of the attempted murder… Video, Audio
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Counties Manukau DHB reviews decision on after-hours clinic
Community backlash has prompted the Counties Manukau District Health Board to review its decision not to fund an after-hours emergency clinic.
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Parents say school closure leaves children educationally homeless
Parents devastated by the impending closure of a school that catered for students with diverse needs say there's nowhere left for their children to go because they simply don't fit in the mainstream.
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