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Jobs at risk as NZ Post downsizes
Jobs at risk as NZ Post downsizes
New Zealand Post is to close or downsize 14 KiwiBank and PostShop stores, putting 90 jobs at risk. Audio
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Violent tornado batters North Shore
Violent tornado batters North Shore
One person is dead and several are injured after a sudden and powerful tornado left a trail of destruction through Auckland's North Shore.
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Two more qualify for July's swimming World Champs
Two more qualify for July's swimming World Champs
Experience and youth were to the fore on the final night of the New Zealand National Swimming Championships in Auckland with titleholder Melissa Ingram taking out the women's 200 metres...
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Media giant says it wanted to save NZPA
Media giant says it wanted to save NZPA
Media giant APN says it wanted to keep the New Zealand Press Association going, but could not persuade rival Fairfax to do the same. Audio
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News agency NZPA to close
News agency NZPA to close
New Zealand's only national news agency, NZPA, is set to close after more than 130 years.
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Freight services industry welcomes inquiry
Freight services industry welcomes inquiry
The freight services industry is welcoming an independent inquiry into how efficient transport services are for international freight, saying there's room for improvement.
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Whitcoulls administrators sit down with union
Whitcoulls administrators sit down with union
The National Distribution Union met with the administrators of the troubled bookstore chains Whitcoulls, Borders and Bennetts on Monday morning. Audio
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Road closed after fatal collision
Road closed after fatal collision
A fatal collision between a truck and motorcycle in south Auckland has forced a road closure, just beyond the northbound offramp of State Highway One at Papakura.
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Navy crew tried to rescue colleague, inquest told
Navy crew tried to rescue colleague, inquest told
An inquest into the 2007 death of a seaman serving on a Navy vessel has been told of attempts to try to rescue the drowning man.
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Access to Coromandel towns restored after flooding
Access to Coromandel towns restored after flooding
The Thames Coromandel District Council has been criticised by a Tapu campground owner, who says it's disgraceful authorities didn't know the town was cut off.
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More flooding predicted for Auckland with high tide
More flooding predicted for Auckland with high tide
Civil Defence is warning the worst may be yet to come for those already affected by flooding in the Auckland area.
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Middlemore gas leak over
Middlemore gas leak over
A gas leak which forced the closure of businesses near Middlemore train station in Auckland on Thursday morning has been repaired.
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London airport closures disrupt thousands of travellers
London airport closures disrupt thousands of travellers
More than 700 Air New Zealand passengers are among the thousands of people in Britain who have had Christmas travel plans disrupted due to snow.
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Part of SH1 in Auckland to close for five nights
Part of SH1 in Auckland to close for five nights
State Highway One between the Auckland Harbour Bridge and Spaghetti Junction will close for five nights starting on Sunday for work on the Victoria Park tunnel.
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Question Time for 7 December 2010
Audio 7 Dec 20101. Dr RUSSEL NORMAN to the Minister of Trade: Does he still consider that the United States will benefit from being part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership; if so, how 2. Hon PHIL GOFF to the… Audio
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Printing industry insists it's booming despite closures
Printing industry insists it's booming despite closures
A group that represents printing companies says the industry is still strong, despite the closure of a plant in South Auckland that has left 150 people out of work. Another plant in Warkworth is to…
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150 lose jobs after Auckland printing plant closes
150 lose jobs after Auckland printing plant closes
Some 150 people have lost their jobs after the closure of APN's commercial printing plant in South Auckland.
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Child cancer centres to be in Auckland and Christchurch only
Child cancer centres to be in Auckland and Christchurch only
A new national plan says specialist child cancer services should continue to be provided from two centres only, in Auckland and Christchurch.
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Teen's killer sentenced to preventive detention
Teen's killer sentenced to preventive detention
The man who killed teenager Liam Ashley in the back of a prison van may spend the rest of his life in jail, after telling a psychiatrist he wants to kill again. Audio
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Monday's newspaper headlines
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
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
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 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