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The robots already working in New Zealand hotels
The robots already working in New Zealand hotels
But the hospitality sector's 'robot revolution' is off to a slow start in New Zealand.
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Pacific Waves for 8 October 2024
Sunken HMNZS ship potentially disastrous for Samoa tourism; Maori and Pacific families need better housing solutions - researcher; Guam kingfisher takes flight again after near extinction. Audio
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Sunken ship potentially disastrous for Samoa tourism
A tourism operator in Samoa says they are concerned about the negative impacts any oil or chemical spillage from the wreck of the HMNZS Manawanui will have on the environment. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 8 October 2024
Pacific Waves for 8 October 2024Podcast episode — 07 October 2024In Pacific Waves today: Sunken HMNZS ship potentially disastrous for Samoa tourism; Māori and Pacific families need better housing solutions - researcher; Guam kingfisher takes flight again after near extinction.
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Fast-track approvals: Wellington housing developments Silverstream Forest and Plimmerton Farm given green light
Green light for more than 8000 new homes around Wellington
The government's Fast-track Approvals Bill could see a much-needed boost to the capital's housing supply, but some of the projects are not without controversy.
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Locals fear damage, report smell after HMNZS Manawanui sinking
Fears Manawanui sinking could hit turtles and tourism
Residents in Samoa are concerned about what potential environmental damage from the disaster might mean for tourism and fishing businesses. Audio
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'Essentially been allocated nothing': Road funding snub frustrates mayor
'Essentially been allocated nothing': Road funding snub frustrates mayor
"Rotorua seems to keep missing out," Tania Tapsell mayor says.
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South Korean celebrities' pop-up venture with Auckland's Baduzzi proves a hit
South Korean celebrities' Auckland pop-up proves a hit
An Auckland restaurant's dish, exported to a Seoul pop-up store for a reality TV show, has been popular among Koreans. Video
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Financial assistance, tourism, flights, and workforce top agenda of US-CNMI talks
Financial assistance, tourism, and workforce top agenda of US-CNMI talks
"We want [the United States government representatives] to come and see the challenges we face," Commonwealth of Northern Marianas' Governor Arnold Palacios says.
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Whangārei hopes for cruise ship numbers to keep floating higher
Whangārei hopes for cruise ship numbers to keep floating higher
The number of vessels calling in to the northern city is going from zero last year to four next season - and possibly as many as 30 by 2044. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 3 October 2024
Audio 3 Oct 2024In today's episode, Dunedin's Civil Defence bunker is being activated as the region prepares for very heavy rain, the latest census data shows one in 20 New Zealanders identifies as part of the… Audio
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'End of an era' - Winstone Pulp International closes after 45 years
'End of an era' - Winstone Pulp closes after 45 years
Zach Ryan first walked in the doors of the mill 14 years ago, fresh out of high school. Audio
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Air New Zealand defends cuts to flight routes and capacity
Air NZ defends cuts to flight routes and capacity
It is blaming less public servant travel and mechanical issues for the loss of seats, among other issues. Audio
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Northern Mariana Islands leaders concerned about China missile test in the Pacific Ocean
China missile test a cause of concern for CNMI
The Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands leaders are worried about China's recent missile test after a dummy warhead landed in the Pacific Ocean last week.
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Calls grow for Reserve Bank to slash interest rates
Calls grow for Reserve Bank to slash interest rates
But how does New Zealand's experience really compare to other countries?
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Immigration computers struggle with rush for visas ahead of fee hike
Immigration computers struggle ahead of fee hike
Immigration New Zealand experienced one of its busiest days on Monday with a flood of applications.
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Transitioning Tai Rāwhiti away from forestry
Transitioning Tai Rāwhiti away from forestry
Experts are urging the government to put more effort into helping the region transition to more sustainable land use and other economic opportunities. Audio
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Parking fines up, Keytruda more widely available, and other government moves in force from 1 October
All the government changes that come into force today
A huge leap in fines for misusing mobility parks, help with childcare and access to new drugs are just some of the measures coming into effect.
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Hundreds remain without power near Tekapo after helicopter cut lines
Helicopter pilot who took down power lines 'very lucky'
Transpower and Alpine Energy were working to restore electricity to the 1750 homes still without. Audio
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'People are on the brink of closure' - Tairawhiti forestry decline hits local economy
'People are on the brink': Region struggles amid forestry decline
Gisborne businesses are struggling and many may close as the region grapples with a decline in forestry and lower export prices.
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LGNZ welcome increase to tourist levy
Local Government New Zealand argues that ratepayers have to cough up for the cost of tourists, and calls on the government to distribute the $65 increase charges as ringfenced funding to councils that… Audio
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People applying for visa through immigration website ahead of price hike experience issues
Issues accessing immigration website ahead of visa price hike
RNZ received reports of the system being down for large periods of time since Sunday.
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Salary growth slows, with some industries in reverse
The jobs where offered salaries are dropping
Salaries are growing slower due to strong competition for jobs - and some industries struggling more than others. Audio
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China’s missile test triggers diplomatic shockwaves in French Polynesia
China's missile test triggers diplomatic shockwaves in French Polynesia
The ballistic missile test was reported to have ended its path some 700 kilometres away from French Polynesia's Marquesas Islands, albeit outside its Exclusive Economic Zone. Audio
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Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 23-29 September
Good News: Stories that cheered us up this week
Soaring native bird numbers and a blind surfer who conquered the world's biggest wave are among the latest feel-good stories from RNZ.