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  • Wellington Railway Station reopens after evacuation

    News
    New Zealand
    3 Oct 2019
    A crowd outside the central Wellington railway station, after a threat sparked an evacuation.

    Wellington Railway station has reopened after it was evacuated this afternoon, but Metlink has warned of delays on all services.

    Wellington Railway Station reopens after evacuation
  • Councils' public relations spending jumps, latest figures show

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    30 Sep 2019
    Public Relations and Media Plan

    Councils are spending a lot more on public relations at the same time as they are beset by escalating demands for essential services like water and roads.

    Councils' public relations spending jumps, latest figures show
  • Widow tells Uber driver: 'I do not hate you'

    News
    New Zealand crime
    26 Sep 2019
    Daljinder Singh struck Daniel Kopa with his car on a busy Hobson Street in Auckland's CBD in June.

    The widow of a young Auckland father hit and killed by an Uber driver has told the man responsible she doesn't hate him.

    Widow tells Uber driver: 'I do not hate you'
  • Sandringham festival steamrolled by other Auckland events

    News
    New Zealand
    25 Sep 2019
    No caption

    A long-running community festival in the Prime Minister's electorate has had the plug pulled to make way for traffic to events in other parts of Auckland on the same day - including a cruise ship's…

    Sandringham festival steamrolled by other Auckland events
  • Immigration NZ admits restructure not smooth

    News
    New Zealand
    24 Aug 2019
    Passport stamp visa for travel concept background, New Zealand.

    An Immigration New Zealand's official has admitted the organisation was caught with its pants down when migrant numbers spiked while halving worldwide offices.

    Immigration NZ admits restructure did not go smoothly
  • 50 lightning strikes in an hour, northern areas braced for more

    News
    New Zealand
    22 Aug 2019
    Lightning during a thunderstorm in  Neuburg An Der Donau, Bavaria, Germany.

    Fifty lightning strikes have been recorded west of Auckland within a hour today as communities in the Far North remain on high alert after a severe thunderstorm warning.

    Severe thunderstorm watch issued as lightning strikes upper North Island
  • Kiwis travelling to Hong Kong warned flights could change quickly

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    14 Aug 2019
    Pro-democracy protestors block the entrance to the airport terminals after a scuffle with police at Hong Kong's international airport on August 13, 2019

    As flights at Hong Kong's international airport were disrupted for a second day, a New Zealander caught up in the delays says passengers got little information when flights were suddenly cancelled.

    Kiwis travelling to Hong Kong warned flights could change quickly
  • Hong Kong protests disrupt airport for second day

    News
    World
    13 Aug 2019
    A woman gives her luggage to security guards as she tries to enter the departures gate during another demonstration by pro-democracy protesters at Hong Kong's international airport on August 13, 2019.

    Flight check-in has been suspended at Hong Kong International Airport for a second day because of anti-government protests. An Air NZ flight from Auckland to Hong Kong tonight has been cancelled.

    Hong Kong protests disrupt airport for second day
  • Pedestrian-only streets

    Audio
    politics
    8 Aug 2019
    Pedestrian crossing

    There's concern about the permanent closure of Trafalgar Street in Nelson, but also some excitement. Some locals support the move to make the street completely pedestrian-only. Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Orr and Paula Penfold (Part 2)

    Audio 8 Aug 2019

    What do you recall, if you're old enough, of the carless day scheme? According to the Sydney Morning Herald, information packs will be sent to NSW parents with advice for parents on identifying if… Audio

  • Free bus loop as Puhinui station closes for a year

    News
    New Zealand transport
    3 Aug 2019
    An artist's impression of how the new Puhinui Station Interchange would look.

    South Auckland's Puhinui train station will be closed for over a year to make way for a new $60 million transport project. Video

    Free bus loop as Puhinui station closes for a year
  • Auckland motorway closure: All Southbound lanes reopened

    News
    New Zealand transport
    25 Jul 2019
    Police have closed south-bound lanes of Auckland's Southern Motorway following a crash involving a fleeing driver.

    All of the southbound lanes have re-opened on Auckland's Southern Motorway after a serious collision this morning involving a fleeing driver.

    Auckland motorway closure: All Southbound lanes reopened after serious crash
  • Immigration NZ restructure only saved half what was promised

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    10 Jul 2019
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    Redundancy payouts to 250 staff at Immigration New Zealand have cost almost $8 million - and the restructure has achieved a fraction of the savings it set out to.

    Reports on restructures at Immigration New Zealand show warnings
  • Auckland street to reopen after three day closure

    News
    New Zealand transport
    7 Jul 2019
    The building on the corner of Nelson St and Victoria St, which lost a panel, closing Victoria Street.

    One of the roads in central Auckland that's been closed since a panel fell off an apartment building in bad weather is due to reopen tonight.

    Central Auckland street to reopen after closure when panel fell off building
  • Immigration NZ denies racial profiling to rank applications

    News
    New Zealand
    28 Jun 2019
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    In a briefing document on student visas, nine nationalities are blanked out in a table showing the numbers of high, medium and low-risk applications.

    Immigration NZ denies racial profiling to rank applications
  • S.O.S: the Sisters Overseas Service

    Audio
    history health
    27 Jun 2019
    Pro-abortion demonstration moving down Manners Street, Wellington. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photographer on the 23rd of June 1976.

    When restrictive new abortion laws were passed in this country, a grass roots group of women immediately mobilised. Produced by Claire Crofton. Audio

  • Bill Andersen's lifelong fight for workers rights

    Audio
    history
    13 Jun 2019
    Bill Andersen (1994 - 2005) was one of New Zealand’s most visible and influential trade union leaders.

    Auckland trade unionist, communist and outspoken Robert Muldoon opponent Bill Andersen (1924 - 2005) is remembered in a new biography by Dr Cybèle Locke. Andersen was at the heart of the 1951… Audio

  • Parents taking time off during teacher mega strike

    News
    New Zealand education
    28 May 2019
    Chantelle Nicholas dropped her three sons Jordan, Samson and Zion at Papakura Normal School.

    Parents around the country are taking leave, arranging childcare and planning activities in preparation for tomorrow's school closures, when more than 50,000 teachers walk off the job.

    Parents prepare as teachers head for mega strike tomorrow
  • Capitol Cinema saved from closure

    Audio
    movies Auckland Region
    27 May 2019
    No caption

    Film lovers can celebrate - the beloved Capitol Cinema has been saved. The iconic theatre in the heart of Auckland closed its doors last month because of economic concerns. Audio

  • Visa delay forces 'heartbroken' mum to leave baby in India

    News
    New Zealand refugees and migrants
    24 May 2019
    Nimmy Francis is desperate to be reunited with her baby, Ethan, and husband Sujith Thomas

    Staff shortages and a backlog of cases are being blamed for continued delays to visas which are separating families and causing headaches for students and businesses.

    Visa delay forces 'heartbroken' mum to leave baby in India
  • Waitākere residents oppose kauri dieback walking restriction plan

    News
    New Zealand
    15 May 2019
    No caption

    Most west Aucklanders feel the plan to re-open tracks closed due to kauri dieback still does not provide them with enough access to the forest, according to a new report. Audio

    Waitākere residents oppose kauri dieback walking restriction plan
  • Live NZ music photography: tales from the pit

    Audio
    music
    15 May 2019
    (L-R) Photographers Dave Watson, Reuben Raj, Megan Moss, Doug Peter, Ngamihi Pawa and Dave Simpson

    New Zealand has a passionate community of live music photographers, many of whom are showing their work as part of an exhibition called 'From The Pit'. We asked them to share their favourite... or not… Audio

  • Gun club's intense firing worse since court's closure order - resident

    News
    New Zealand law
    8 May 2019
    Protest signs near the gun club.

    Residents of Makarau north of Auckland say there's even more gunfire rings through their tranquil valley now than when the Auckland Shooting Club was ordered to shut down a month ago.

    Gun club's intense firing worse since court's closure order - resident
  • Public will get chance to meet Prince William in Christchurch

    News
    New Zealand life and society
    25 Apr 2019
    Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge at the premiere of Peter Jackson's film "They Shall Not Grow Old" in London, 16 Oct 2018.

    The public will get a chance to greet Prince William in Christchurch tomorrow.

    Public will get chance to meet Prince William in Christchurch
  • More than 50 people caught using closed Waitākere Ranges tracks

    News
    New Zealand environment
    23 Apr 2019
    No caption

    Seven people caught using closed tracks in the Waitākere Ranges have been issued with trespass notices and another 50 have been given a warning. Audio

    More than 50 people caught using closed Waitākere Ranges tracks
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