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Govt rules out more support for Chch stadium blow-out
As Christchurch ratepayers have their say on the future of the city's beleaguered new stadium project, the Prime Minister has made it clear there'll be no more money from central government. The… Audio
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Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
The Detail - Transmission Gully, the Christchurch stadium, the Waterview Tunnel, the Wellington Town Hall - why do big infrastructure projects take longer and cost more than we expect?
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Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
Transmission Gully, the Christchurch stadium, the Waterview Tunnel, the Wellington Town Hall - why do big infrastructure projects take longer and cost more than we expect? Audio
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Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
Transmission Gully, the Christchurch stadium, the Waterview Tunnel, the Wellington Town Hall - why do big infrastructure projects take longer and cost more than we expect?
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Education ministry nears end of Christchurch rebuilds as Te Aratai College opens
Education ministry nears end of Christchurch rebuilds as Te Aratai College opens
Another Christchurch school rebuild was officially opened today, with more than half of the Ministry of Education's $1.3 billion programme now complete.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Star shooter leaves Pulse, Serena Williams gets Wimbledon wildcard and Mcllroy takes swing at LIV
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Economic flow-on of Christchuch business events couldn't be underestimated - industry
Economic flow-on of Christchuch business events couldn't be underestimated - industry
Business event leaders are hopeful an international convention being hosted in Christchurch will bring economic activity back to the city's struggling economy.
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Midday News for 15 June 2022
Protestors have descended on a Christchurch school where the Prime Minister is visiting. And Pharmac is widening access to a safe sex drug common to gay men. Audio
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Three Waters, funding of media, Covid-19 vaccine protested as PM visits Te Aratai College
Three Waters, funding of media, Covid-19 vaccine protested as PM visits Te Aratai College
About 60 protesters have gathered outside Te Aratai College in Christchurch in response to a visit to the newly opened school from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
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Students increasingly turn to side-hustles to supplement living costs
Students increasingly turn to side-hustles to supplement living costs
Student side-hustles are on the rise, with markets to sell handmade products being held in backyards, unused warehouses and on university campuses across the country.
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Students allowed to wear Pacific attire to Christchurch school
Students allowed to wear Pacific attire to Christchurch school
A New Zealand school's adoption of a Pacific garment is being described as a step in the right direction but more needs to be done to lift students up.
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No 'plan b' for fraught Christchurch stadium project - Crusaders CEO
There's no 'plan b' if Christchurch's hotly-debated multi-use arena is ultimately scrapped, according to the Crusaders chief executive.
The proposal's been passed to the public for their say on… Video, Audio
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Christchurch residents get vocal about future of multi-million dollar stadium
Christchurch residents get vocal about future of multi-million dollar stadium
More than 11,000 submissions have been received in the first four days of consultation on the future of a stadium planned for Christchurch.
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Step forward as students allowed to wear Pacific attire
Step forward as students allowed to wear Pacific attire
A New Zealand school's adoption of a Pacific garment is being described as a step in the right direction but more needs to be done to lift students up.
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Developer suing Christchurch City Council for $19m over office block
Developer suing Christchurch City Council for $19m over office block
A property developer is suing Christchurch City Council over a blighted office block it wants to demolish in a busy central mall.
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Team likely to travel to Australian National Shearing and Woolhandling Championships
Team likely to travel to Australian National Shearing and Woolhandling Championships
Shearing Sports New Zealand is hopeful it will be able to resume the annual home and away trans-Tasman test matches this year.
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Independents hope to make voices heard in Tauranga by-election
Independents hope to make voices heard in Tauranga by-election
The countdown is on for 12 candidates who threw their hat in the Tauranga by-election ring.
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Abuse in Care Inquiry focuses on foster care
State-run foster care will be the focus of the week-long Abuse in Care Inquiry starting today.
People who were abused and neglected while in foster care will tell their stories of surviving in the… Audio
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Developer suing Christchurch City Council over office block
A property developer is suing Christchurch City Council for $19 million over a blighted office block it wants to demolish in a busy central mall.
Two dozen court filings show claims and counterclaims… Audio
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Super Rugby: All eyes should be on the final
Super Rugby: All eyes should be on the final
Next week should only be about the Super Rugby Pacific final - everything else can wait, rugby commentator Jamie Wall says. Video
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WorkSafe unaware of failed Christchurch roadworks audits
WorkSafe unaware of failed Christchurch roadworks audits
The Crown work safety watchdog says it was not aware of roadworks audits failed by a major contractor, but would not expect to be made aware.
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The Jolt Dance Company prepare for a busy time in the UK
Audio 12 Jun 2022Jolt must be just about the busiest dance company in the country at the moment, with live shows in the UK, a biennale featuring all its dancers, and two projects with Chamber Music New Zealand - a… Audio, Gallery
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Drone footage shows huge task of cleaning up burnt-out Bromley wastewater plant
Drone footage shows huge task of cleaning up burnt-out Bromley wastewater plant
Spectacular shots of work to remove the rot from inside the filters of Christchurch's burnt-out wastewater treatment plant have been released, demonstrating the mammoth task ahead.
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Two men arrested over non-fatal New Brighton shooting
Two men arrested over non-fatal New Brighton shooting
Christchurch police have arrested two men over a firearms incident that left a man with non-life threatening injuries on Monday.
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Christchurch stadium: Complaints about lack of progress 'totally justified'
Chch stadium: Complaints about lack of progress 'totally justified'
Crusaders' bosses have distanced themselves from their coaching teams' criticism of Christchurch officials around the planned stadium.