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Monday's newspaper headlines
Canterbury lawyers expect to be swamped with employment, insurance and tenancy cases; D-Day for Wellington's child cancer service; construction site becomes focus of Carmen Thomas inquiry.
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Southern motorway open again
The southbound lanes of the southern motorway in Auckland are open again after a major upgrade on the Newmarket viaduct was completed ahead of schedule.
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Auckland prepares for major congestion as motorway closed
Audio 3 Sep 2010The Transport Agency says Auckland drivers can expect major delays if people don't heed warnings to stay off the central city's roads during the closure of part of State Highway One tomorrow. Audio
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Auckland faces major disruption from hospital strike
Audio 3 Sep 2010Auckland is facing major disruption this weekend, with strike action at two hospitals and a road closure that's expected to cause one of the biggest traffic jams the city's ever seen Audio
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Disruption expected during major road closure
The Transport Agency says there will be major traffic delays in central Auckland this weekend if people don't listen to warnings to stay away during the closure of part of State Highway 1.
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Auckland radiographers set to begin strike
Auckland radiographers are set to strike for three days from Friday after last-minute talks with their district health board employers failed. Audio
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Transport Agency stands by closure of Auckland road
The Transport Agency is standing by its decision to close part of State Highway 1 in Auckland this weekend, saying it hopes disruption will be kept to a manageable level.
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Owner 'belligerence' has cost hotel staff their jobs
The receiver of one of Auckland's top hotels says belligerence by owners of the complex's rooms has cost 99 staff their jobs.
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Job cuts as Auckland hotel closes rooms
Nearly two-thirds of rooms at a five-star Auckland hotel are closing, with the loss of nearly 100 jobs.
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School for troubled youth to be closed
A South Auckland school for troubled young people is to close next year. Audio
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Trading fears when Newmarket viaduct closed
Businesses in Newmarket - one of the busiest shopping districts in Auckland - say trading will be restricted on Father's Day when the Newmarket viaduct is closed. They say it could not happen at a…
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Operations cancelled by hospital strike
Strike action by radiographers has forced the cancellation of hundreds of operations next week at Auckland City hospital and Starship Children's hospital.
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Huge traffic disruption for Auckland when motorway closes
There will be huge disruption to traffic in Auckland on the first weekend of September as one of the country's busiest sections of motorway is closed for construction work.
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Fiji leader says media decree response positive
Fiji's interim Prime Minister says media outlets and the business community have responded positively to the media decree. There's been criticism that the decree's requirement that foreign ownership…
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AOS callout closes east Auckland roads
The armed offenders squad was called out in east Auckland on Tuesday causing the closure of part of a major road.
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Flood-hit Whakatane sets up evacuation centre
Parts of the Auckland region, Coromandel, Waikato and Bay of Plenty were hit by extensive flooding today. Whakatane has been hit particularly hard. Audio
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Regional rail links defended
Regional leaders are urging the Government to retain little-used rail lines that are under threat. Audio
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Ash cloud grounds thousands of passengers again
The closure of airspace in the Netherlands and southeast Britain due to volcanic ash from Iceland will cause the cancellation of about 1,000 flights.
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Bubbly makers look at 'zork' instead of cork
The humble cork may soon be phased out altogether in the wine industry, with some winemakers moving to replace it on bottles of sparkling wine.
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Rugby World Cup transport plan unveiled
Major roads will be closed and suburbs locked down in Auckland as Rugby World Cup organisers push fans out of their cars and on to public transport during next year's tournament.
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Extra Air NZ flights as Europe skies slowly re-open
After almost a week of paralysis caused by ash from a volcanic eruption in Iceland, European skies are slowly re-opening to flights. Audio
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Passengers flown home amid airport chaos
Passengers stranded in transit points en route to London are being flown back to New Zealand, as volcanic ash continues to keep most of Europe's major airports closed.
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Days before normal flights resume, travellers warned
Hundreds of thousands of travellers worldwide are stranded as hundreds of flights to Europe are cancelled due to a volcanic ash cloud. Audio
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Friday's newspaper headlines
David Bain's compensation claim; leaky homes a $2bn tax windfall; residents win Christchurch pool fight; Dunedin cycle lanes 'a danger'.
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Watermelons cleared from Auckland motorway
Two tonnes of watermelons that caused the closure of part of Auckland's southern motorway have been cleared from the road.