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Bridge woes: Plea for commuters to switch to buses, ferries
Bus and ferry services will be bolstered in Auckland from tomorrow to encourage people to leave their cars at home while the harbour bridge is at half capacity.
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Harbour Bridge damage: 'You can't build your way out of it forever'
It's still not known how long the Auckland Harbour Bridge will be partially closed to traffic, says NZTA's senior journey manager. Audio
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Border closure six months on: History-making and life-changing
Today marks six months since New Zealand's border closed for the first time in its history.
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Treatment for neuroendocrine cancer now available in Auckland
Neuroendocrine cancer patients who were unable to get treatment in Australia due to the border closure will now be able to access it in Auckland.
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Dilworth School: Ex-student says he was caned after reporting sex abuse
Two former Dilworth students have spoken out about their grief and anger over sexual abuse at the school and say the police investigation has come too late.
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Britomart train station shuts after cracks found on tracks
KiwiRail says it knew of some faults near Britomart and was already planning to deal with them, but last night it found they needed immediate repairs.
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Auckland Southern Line closure to allow for track repairs
Trains in Auckland will be replaced by buses on the Southern Line between Newmarket and Penrose for a month from next Monday as KiwiRail continues the city's metro railway network upgrade.
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Old boy claims Dilworth School knew of continued abuse
A former student from Dilworth School claims abuse was rife and the school turned a blind eye.
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Consumer confidence hits lowest level since 2008
Westpac's survey for the September quarter shows consumer confidence has fallen 2.1 points to 95.1, its lowest point since 2008.
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Queenstown businesses 'going backwards' without Aucklanders
Auckland is the only big market left for Queenstown businesses, some of whom could be facing closure, the local Chamber of Commerce says. Audio
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Queenstown businesses 'going backwards' without Aucklanders
Auckland is the only big market left for Queenstown businesses, some of whom could be facing closure, the local Chamber of Commerce says. Audio
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Queenstown needs Auckland visitors - Chamber of Commerce Chair
Social distancing restrictions on public transport have been ditched effectively immediately, meaning airlines can fill their planes to capacity as can buses, in time for the school holidays.
And all… Audio
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Restaurant Brands' profit hit by store closures during lockdown
The food retail group lost about $10 million a week in revenue during the Level 4 lockdown, contributing to a lower half year profit of $11.4 million.
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The Ultimate General: Parliament’s last debate
On their way out the door MPs took a last swing at representation, policy ideas and general fisticuffs. Audio
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The Ultimate General: Parliament’s last debate
On their way out the door MPs took a last swing at representation, policy ideas and general fisticuffs.
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Review: Mulan
Disney’s Mulan is bypassing the big screen to the disappointment of Kiwi cinema audiences. Dan Slevin assesses what is now a premium online product. Video
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Claymark bought out of receivership by local consortium
The Forestry company, which has about 450 staff, was put into receivership last December after a previous sale fell through.
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Cuts and closures as polytechs face losses
Cuts in polytechnic leadership jobs and some closures are expected as the new national polytechnic struggles financially due to the pandemic.
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Domestic boost for Coromandel: 'There's lights on and people outside'
The Coromandel Peninsula has benefited from the closure of borders in the wake of Covid-19, with Aucklanders flocking to the holiday spot for a spell away from the big smoke. Audio
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Woman given 14-day jail sentence for escaping isolation facility
The woman and her three children escaped from an isolation facility in Hamilton so they could attend a tangi.
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Part of Auckland waterfront upgrade to host America's Cup done
Auckland's mayor says the completed infrastructure work on the waterfront to host America's Cup was under budget.
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Office Max to close all 14 retail stores, go online-only
In a statement, Office Max confirmed 55 roles would be lost as a result of the closure.
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Paul Spoonley - The New New Zealand
Massey University Distinguished Professor in Humanities and Social Sciences, Paul Spoonley, talks to Kathryn about his what Aotearoa's fast-changing demographics mean for our future. His new book is… Audio
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Covid-19: Luxury charter flights drop with fall in international visitors
More New Zealanders are looking to charter private flights as the sector reels from the effect of Covid-19.
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Horticulture exemption at Auckland border a relief for frustrated growers
Frustrated farmers in the country's vegetable heartland have been assured they will now be able to operate, following high-level government intervention.
Covid-19 checkpoints along the… Audio