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  • Auckland's fuel crisis - what you need to know

    News
    New Zealand transport
    21 Sep 2017
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    A week after a pipeline failure caused a major aviation fuel shortage, airlines are adjusting to rations and the first tanker is on its way.

    Auckland's fuel crisis - what you need to know
  • Fuel crisis: NZDF deployed to deliver fuel

    News
    New Zealand transport
    20 Sep 2017
    Royal New Zealand Navy tanker HMNZS Endeavour will sail for Marsden Point on Thursday morning to upload up to 4.8 million litres of diesel fuel for delivery to ports around the country.

    The army and navy will start transporting fuel around the country tomorrow. Video

    Fuel crisis: NZDF deployed to deliver fuel
  • Some Fiji flights may be cancelled

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    20 Sep 2017
    Fiji masi design Fiji Airways

    Fiji Airways says it may have to look into cancelling or diverting some flights as jet fuel supply problems spread.

    Some Fiji flights may be cancelled
  • Swamp kauri mining at fuel site was years ago - neighbours

    News
    New Zealand transport
    20 Sep 2017
    The site of the pipeline leak.

    The land around the pipeline break was dug over two to three years ago, neighbours say.

    Swamp kauri mining at fuel site was years ago - neighbours
  • Businesses fear NZ's reputation tarnished by fuel crisis

    News
    Business transport
    20 Sep 2017
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    New Zealand's international reputation has been damaged and much of the disruption could have been avoided, the Auckland Chamber of Commerce says. Audio

    Businesses fear NZ's reputation tarnished by fuel crisis
  • Fuel crisis impact 'just keeps growing'

    News
    New Zealand transport
    20 Sep 2017
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    Hundreds of worried customers are asking for help each day as Auckland's fuel shortage continues, one of the country's biggest travel companies says. Audio

    Fuel crisis impact 'just keeps growing'
  • Pair charged with murder in 1987 Red Fox Tavern cold case

    News
    New Zealand Waikato
    31 Aug 2017
    Chris Bush

    Police have charged two men with the murder 30 years ago of Waikato man Chris Bush, after reopening the cold case last month.

    Red Fox Tavern cold case pair charged
  • Driver jailed over Auckland hit-and-run

    News
    New Zealand crime
    15 Aug 2017
    Auckland teenager Jacob Pakura, 16, who was killed in a hit and run while skateboarding in Rua Road, Glen Eden on Saturday night, January 14 2017. Police arrested a 33-year-old man on Tuesday, January 17 2017, after information from the public.

    A man who killed a teenage skateboarder in a hit-and-run in west Auckland has been sentenced to up to four years in prison.

    Driver jailed over Auckland hit-and-run
  • Waitākere Ranges could be closed due to kauri dieback

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    New Zealand environment
    9 Aug 2017
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    With one in five kauri in Waitākere Ranges Regional Park infected, the council could ban people to help fight the spread of the disease threatening to wipe the trees out.

    Waitākere Ranges could be closed due to kauri dieback
  • No August reprieve from wet weather

    News
    New Zealand weather
    3 Aug 2017
    Flooding in Henley, Dunedin

    There's little reprieve in sight from a year of torrential rain with further extreme rainfall possible this month, MetService says.

    Year of the flood?
  • Question Time for 2 August 2017

    Audio
    politics
    2 Aug 2017
    1. JAMES SHAW to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government’s policies?

    2. JACINDA ARDERN to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by his statement, “our approach to housing is succeeding”…

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  • Top Stories for Friday 28 July 2017

    Audio 28 Jul 2017

    Whangarei shooting: Police Association praises bravery of AOS, Auckland Hospital reveals almost half its pipes, wires and ducts are unsafe, Michael Woodhouse justifies migrant rules despite wrath of… Audio

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  • Residents demand answers over months-long gorge closure

    News
    New Zealand transport
    20 Jul 2017
    Hundreds of people attended the public meeting in Ashurst.

    Hundreds of angry people packed out two public meetings last night to demand a solution to the woes caused by the Manawatu Gorge Road closure.

    Residents demand answers over months-long gorge closure
  • Brighter Future? The boom, the bust and the rustbelt

    Audio 20 Jul 2017
    Former paper mill, Mataura, Southland

    Has it been boom or bust for the regions over the last nine years? RNZ's journalists report.

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  • Brighter Future? Rumbles of discontent

    Audio 17 Jul 2017
    There were once about 500 houses in the red zoned suburb of Brooklands - now only about 20 remain

    Post-quake Christchurch will form a huge portion of the National government's legacy. Rachel Graham reports on a city where the future is still uncertain.

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  • Turbulent Thursday: What you need to know

    News
    New Zealand
    13 Jul 2017
    Arthur's Pass is blanketed in snow today, as seen from the NZTA camera 7.45am.

    Strong winds and rain are bearing down on the central and lower North Island as heavy weather closes roads across the country. Get the essential information here.

    Turbulent Thursday: What you need to know
  • Team NZ to brave swell of fans

    News
    New Zealand sport
    6 Jul 2017
    Peter Burling at the helm as Team New Zealand race to victory over Artemis. America's Cup Bermuda 2017 - Louis Vuitton America's Cup Challenger Playoffs final, Day 3/

    Thousands of fans are expected to line Auckland's streets for today's America's Cup victory parade. Audio

    Team NZ to brave swell of fans
  • Question Time for 29 June 2017

    Audio
    politics
    29 Jun 2017
    1. PHIL TWYFORD to the Minister for Building and Construction: Does he agree with Mainfreight founder and Chairman Bruce Plested that housing is a “social disgrace”, that the market cannot sort out this…

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  • 'Unique' school's struggle blamed on funding decisions

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    29 Jun 2017
    Hato Pētera students.

    A Catholic Māori high school would not be facing closure if a Crown land grant had been used as it was intended, the Waitangi Tribunal has been told.

    'Unique' school's struggle blamed on funding decisions
  • Auld Mug means worlds to local yachting clubs

    Audio
    sport
    27 Jun 2017
    Cheers & sighs of relief ring out around NZ: RNZ Checkpoint

    Cheers and sighs of relief rang out around the country as New Zealand eyes the benefits of hosting the next America's Cup. Video, Audio

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  • The heart in the horror of Spookers

    News
    The Wireless
    26 Jun 2017
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    It's the largest haunted attraction in the Southern Hemisphere, an Auckland institution and, now, a film. We talk to director Florian Habicht about the people and the past of Spookers.

    The heart in the horror of Spookers
  • Stages: New Zealand's most iconic music venues

    Audio 8 Jun 2017
    Lyttelton's Wunderbar, Anthonie Tonnon, Port Chalmers' Chick's Hotel, Napier's Cabana, the Leigh Sawmill Cafe

    Music venues are special places where emotions are stirred and memories made. There are cherished venues in towns and cities across New Zealand, but the landscape is constantly changing - old…

    Coming up

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  • Family of man missing at sea wait for answers

    News
    New Zealand Auckland Region
    6 Jun 2017
    Ellie Sitaleki-Lovo said her brother was the backbone of her family.

    The search for a man who went overboard in Auckland Harbour on Saturday night has been suspended, but his family are not giving up hope of finding him.

    Family of man missing at sea wait for answers
  • Nursery closures threaten NZ plant diversity

    News
    New Zealand environment
    5 Jun 2017
    generic seedlings

    The horticulture industry is worried some plant species will disappear for good as property prices encourage more nurseries to close.

    Nursery closures threaten NZ plant diversity
  • Anger and shock over business course closures

    News
    New Zealand education
    23 May 2017
    A young man in a classroom, writing, in a file photo to illustrate foreign students.

    The surprise closure of four business courses at an Auckland tertiary institution over plagiarism means students will be transferred and re-assessed for English language skills.

    Anger and shock over business course closures
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