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Auckland tornado: Papatoetoe GP office damaged flu shots ruined
A large shipment of flu vaccines has been ruined and thousands of Papatoetoe patients are without their medical clinic in another tale of destruction from the weekend's tornado. A large window and… Audio
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Auckland businesses near CRL work protest for compensation
Out of pocket Auckland businesses trading alongside a giant City Rail Link trench say they may fold before the project's complete.
The Albert Street business owners protested outside the Auckland… Video, Audio
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Central Auckland business owners protest CRL disruptions as 'debts are mounting'
Central Auckland business owners say officials have been complacent in the 'decimation' of their livelihoods, during City Rail Link construction.
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'There's nothing more I want in my life than seeing my family'
Only 560 people qualified for a border exemption that the government announced in April to reunite split families.
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Business owners to protest at council over CRL works
Auckland central city business operators will demonstrate on the steps of Auckland council this morning - demanding answers and compensation, after what they say have been years of disruption to their… Audio
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Border exemptions allow some families to reunite, but others trapped overseas
A family separated by the border closure since its youngest member was four days old are celebrating the "happiest day of their lives" in Auckland today.
They are three of only 500 people who… Audio
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'We apologise' - Auckland climate action group declares itself racist and disbands
The Auckland chapter of the international youth climate action group School Strike 4 Climate has admitted it is racist and has dissolved the group.
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Marsden Point closure could expose NZ to fuel security risks, report says
The government has been warned that closing down the country's only oil refinery could expose New Zealand to fuel security risks.
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NZTA considers cycling lane on Harbour Bridge, Councillor urges certainty
Waka Kotahi is investigating the possibility of converting a traffic lane on Auckland's Harbour Bridge to a cycle way - but cannot say how far off a decision is.
On Sunday hundreds of cyclists pushed… Video, Audio
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One dead, three injured in SH1 truck-car crash
A fatal crash has prompted the closure of State Highway 1 near Kaiwaka, north of Auckland.
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Online threat over road closures referred to police
An online threat against Auckland Council development agency Panuku, amid a backlash against road closures in Pukekohe, has led to a police complaint.
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Closed borders take toll on stranded post-study workers
Many employers have had to let their post-study work visa holders go - or have kept their job open, but some cannot work remotely.
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Papatoetoe residents welcome temporary road blocks
A series of road closures and measures to reduce speeding traffic in parts of Papatoetoe have been welcomed by a number of residents, but the changes have also led to some bad behaviour by frustrated…
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Cooks PM welcomes first step as bubble flight lands
The first flight from New Zealand to Rarotonga has landed successfully in Rarotonga, marking the start of two-way quarantine-free travel. Follow live updates.
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Red Fox Tavern murder: 'It's time to put this painful chapter behind us' - widow
Chris Bush's family have been patient as they waited 33 years for the men responsible for his murder to be held to account, Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Hayward says.
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Killers jailed for life, 34 years after Red Fox tavern shooting
Cold case closed: Almost 34 years after Chris Bush was shot dead at the Red Fox Tavern in Maramarua - two men have finally been jailed for life for the crime.
Mark Hoggart and another man with name… Video, Audio
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Rugby League World Cup still on track
Six months out from the biggest Rugby League World Cup in history organisers are forging ahead with the event, while other codes have got cold feet.
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'Worth fighting for': Auckland Council launches kauri survey
Auckland Council is giving thousands of kauri trees in the Waitākere Ranges a full health check, in the latest bid to tackle kauri dieback disease.
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Two MIQ facilities shut for ventilation systems review
Two managed isolation hotels will remain closed to new arrivals until their ventilation systems are reviewed. Audio
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PM Jacinda Ardern welcomes start of trans-Tasman bubble
The opening of the trans-Tasman bubble marks a significant step in reconnecting with the world, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
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By your leave? Employers hesitant over Australian trips, holidays
Doctors at Auckland Hospital have been told they cannot fly to Australia for business or continuing education when the bubble opens later this month.
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Tasman travel will begin from midnight 19 April - Ardern
Conditions for quarantine-free travel between Australia and New Zealand have been met, and a bubble will start in less than two weeks, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. Audio
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Businesses reduced by more than 1000 since lockdown - Stats NZ
Fewer businesses are operating across the country than there were before the nationwide lockdown a year ago.
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In pictures: A year on from Covid-19 level 4 lockdown
Take a look at when New Zealand entered alert level 4 lockdown in March 2020, and comparisons to today.
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'Corrections got it wrong' - Minister on systemic issues, mistreatment of inmates
Minister Kelvin Davis says systemic issues in the Department of Corrections need to be changed along with an apology, counselling and possible compensation to those inmates who have faced inhumane… Audio
