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Hato Petera students told of hostel closure at last minute
Junior students at a Maori boarding school were only told last week they would have nowhere to stay when the new term started this week.
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Optimism amid the sadness as Solid Energy closes Huntly mine
Job opportunites in nearby cities, a thriving housing market and businesses opening up give some in Huntly cause for optimism despite the closure of the town's mine.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 8 October 2015
Waikato-Tainui says the closure of the Huntly East Mine will have a devastating impact on the community, but it's considering the first right of refusal rule when it comes to the land the mine sits… Audio
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Real Life Police Shooting of Bystander Inspires New Play
A timely new play in Auckland is taking a hard look at a difficult subject. Officer 27, by award-winning playwright Aroha Awarau, is a fictional take on the accidental shooting in 2009 of Auckland man… Audio
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Coromandel 1080 drop unsafe - protesters
A bait drop on the Coromandel Peninsula at the weekend was unsafe because the public was not warned, opponents of 1080 poison say.
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School closure: 'Why didn't they wait?'
An Auckland MP says the parents of students at a shut-down school are upset they had to pull their children out in the middle of the school term.
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School closure 'disappoints parents'
Labour MP Su'a William Sio says parents are disappointed a private Christian school in Auckland did not resolve longstanding problems.
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NZ MP hopeful Pacific Christian School can survive
A New Zealand Labour MP is still hopeful a Tongan Christian school in south Auckland can avoid long-term closure.
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Turakina takes fight to Parliament
Supporters, staff and students of a Māori boarding school threatened with closure protested outside Parliament yesterday. Audio
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South Auckland school closed down by Education Ministry
The private school in Auckland is being shut down because of safety concerns for its 70 students. The Ministry of Education has suspended the registration of Pacific Christian School in Mangere, amid… Audio
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Genesis profits double despite customer drop
Genesis Energy has more than doubled its annual net profit to $104.8 million, despite losing customers.
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Top swimmer dives into pool campaign
Lauren Boyle is to front a campaign to save the nation's school swimming pools, with at least 130 pools estimated to be at risk of closure.
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Calls for Susan Burdett murder case review
A private investigator says the police owe it to the family of murdered Auckland woman Susan Burdett to investigate claims of new evidence.
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Willing to spend a penny?
New Zealand Society lifts the lid on the history surrounding Auckland's heritage toilets. Audio, Gallery
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NZ may need another power station - Meridian
Electricity generator and retailer Meridian Energy says New Zealand might have to develop another power station as early as 2019.
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Residents welcome Otahuhu closure
The site of Auckland's Otahuhu gas-fired power station should be used for affordable housing when the plant shuts down, neighbours say.
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Hot competition hits Contact's profit
Contact Energy's profit has fallen by nearly half, due in part to intense competition for customers.
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Eruption delays Bali flights - again
Continued volcanic ash near Bali's Depensar Airport has delayed Air New Zealand flights to and from Auckland.
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Friday 10 July 2015
Audio 10 Jul 2015Thousands of people lose benefits because of paperwork, Road closures, power cuts continue on East Coast, Power being restored to most households in Gisborne, Sky pulls red card against small Auckland… Audio
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Close down rail, advised the Treasury
The Labour Party has accused the Treasury of being "nuts" for suggesting the country's rail network should be closed because it costs too much. Audio
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Genesis axes Rodney power station plan
Genesis Energy has confirmed the gas-fired power station planned in Rodney, north of Auckland, has been scuttled.
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Ruatōria community rallies to save last bank in town
The East Coast community of Ruatōria is rallying to stop Westpac from closing its branch - the only bank still open in the town.
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Blessing for vandalised graves
About 200 friends and family members have attended the blessing of the repaired children's section at the Papakura Cemetery in south Auckland.
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Power back on in Otago
Power is back on for more than 3000 households throughout Otago from after it was cut during wild weather last night. Audio
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Voters in Northland waiting for change
Lois Williams explores what Northland expects after electing Winston Peters as its MP. Audio