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CNMI's Saipan to lose a key tourist hotel
The slump in the Japanese tourism market is seen as the key reason for one of the two main hotels on the Northern Mariana's island of Saipan shutting its doors. Audio
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Whakaari/White Island disaster: WorkSafe sought more funding for prosecutions prior to trial
WorkSafe sought more funding for Whakaari prosecutions just prior to trial
WorkSafe alerted officials that it was running out of money to fund its prosecution over the deadly Whakaari/White Island disaster a month before the trial began last year.
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Restructures at Penguin, a women's only exhbition & Ria Hall for mayor: Arts News 12 May
Arts news for 12 May
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TRENZ conference: Launch of online tool part of 'tourism for future'
TRENZ conference: Launch of online tool part of 'tourism for future'
Tourism Industry Aotearoa is launching a new online tool to help businesses become more sustainable.
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Revealed: Lord of the Rings movies production hub to be in Wellington
New Lord of the Rings movies production hub revealed
News of two new Lord of the Rings movies has sent a ripple of excitement through the home of Middle Earth in Wellington.
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New tool to help tourism biz more sustainable
Tourism Industry Aotearoa has unveiled a new online tool to make it easier for businesses to become more sustainable. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more. Audio
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Mexico faces scrutiny over death of Australians Jake and Callum Robinson as ex-detective ponders possible cartel involvement
Mexico faces scrutiny over Aussie deaths, ex-detective ponders possible cartel involvement
We may never know exactly what happened to Jake and Callum Robinson and Carter Rhoad on those scrubby, remote cliffs in Baja California.
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Vanuatu govt considers placing Air Vanuatu into voluntary administration
Vanuatu govt considers placing Air Vanuatu into voluntary administration
The Vanuatu government is considering placing Air Vanuatu, the national carrier of Vanuatu, into voluntary administration.
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International visitor levy up for review as minister considers raising fee
Should international tourist fees be raised?
The government is asking whether it should stay the same or if it should increase and by how much.
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Plans to attract more Australian tourists to NZ
Three major tourism bodies have teamed up to attract more Australian visitors to their regions, and they're hopeful others may follow suit. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more. Audio
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Whanganui council to buy CBD properties for hotel plans
Whanganui council to buy CBD properties for hotel plans
The three properties, worth about $4 million, will facilitate the development of a four-star hotel and carpark in the city.
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Lack of demand now 'number one problem for businesses' - investment manager
Lack of demand 'number one problem for businesses'
The new economic reality has hit a growing number of companies as they reveal significant hits to their earnings and profits. Audio
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Australian visitors bounce back strongly despite not meeting pre-Covid-19 levels
Australian visitors bounce back strongly despite not meeting pre-Covid-19 levels
Australian visitor numbers are bouncing back strongly, despite representing the country's largest gap in visitor volume.
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ANZCO posts full-year profit, bucking industry trend
ANZCO posts full-year profit, bucking industry trend
The profit is a standout considering other major meat players, Silver Fern Farms and Alliance, have posted big losses.
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Rotorua BnB host says rates hike for holiday rental owners 'beggars belief'
Rotorua BnB host says rates hike for holiday rental owners 'beggars belief'
After confusion over how the policy would be applied, the council has acknowledged it could have explained it more clearly.
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Pacific news in brief for May 7
Pacific news in brief for May 7
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including a new non-stop flight service between Australia and Palau being launched.
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Glenorchy residents well prepared for natural hazards - council report
Glenorchy residents well-prepared for natural hazards - but are tourists?
Planning is underway to help communities at the head of Lake Whakatipu, including Glenorchy, adapt to flooding, earthquakes and liquefaction.
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Fiji govt told to address 'huge gap in the system' to tackle human trafficking
Fiji govt told to fix 'huge gap in the system' to tackle human trafficking
A human rights lawyer says the Fijian government has neglected the issue of human trafficking and is urging the government to tackle the issue with the same intent as it does drug trafficking. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for May 6
Pacific news in brief for May 6
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including the World Bank urging Papua New Guinea to address a "human capital crisis" and invest more in educating children.
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Tourism Holdings cuts earnings forecast by about a third
Tourism Holdings cuts earnings forecast by about a third
Rental yields were in line with expectations, but the company warned a slowdown in forward booking intakes would lead to weaker than expected performance for the rest of the financial year.
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'Another challenging couple of weeks' for businesses as Brynderwyns reopening delayed
'Challenging' weeks ahead as Brynderwyns reopening delayed
A Northland business owner says it was horrific to see yet another slip on the Brynderwyn hills, just weeks away from when it was supposed to re-open. Video
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Former head of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts to put in bid to take over ski-field
The former head of Ruapehu Alpine lifts says he'll be putting in a bid to take over a central North Island ski-field. Dave Mazey spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Old, more polluting ships serving NZ could be a barrier to climate goals
Government climate advisor has shipping in its sights
The Climate Change Commission is floating the idea of bringing international shipping into New Zealand's carbon-cutting targets.
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Northland wants to be the the first region to eradicate wild deer
Northland wants to be the the first region to eradicate wild deer
An ambitious plan to make Northland the first region in New Zealand to eradicate wild deer is underway near the Bay of Islands. Audio
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Why Europe's most famous tourist attractions are turning people away
Why Europe's most famous tourist attractions are turning people away
They say money can't buy you happiness, but at Europe's busiest tourist hot spots, it can get you peace and quiet.