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'People are struggling': As poverty rises in UK, cost of King's coronation hard to swallow
Inside the Palace, King Charles' staff are polishing the silver but beyond the gates, Britons are queueing for charities that can't meet the demand.
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Mountain camera at Nelson Lakes DOC hotspot hut to improve visitor safety
A remote camera has been installed near one of the most popular huts in the Nelson Lakes National Park in a bid to improve visitor safety.
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Mt Ruapehu ski fields' future in the balance
The future of Mt Ruapehu ski fields is in the balance, but iwi say there are more issues than tourism.
Ngati Rangi iwi chair Whetu Moataane told Midday Report why the maunga is so precious. Audio
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No cyclone levy, capital gains or wealth tax in Budget - PM Chris Hipkins
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has ruled out an additional levy to pay for the recovery from Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland floods, and says the upcoming Budget will be "no frills".
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Government urged to focus on growing trade with India
A new report says New Zealand needs to supercharge efforts to secure trade opportunities with India or risk being left behind.
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Draft Fisheries plan targets jobs, tech, medicine and cosmetics
The government wants feedback on a plan to grow the fishing industry by developing jobs, and investing in new technology, medical and cosmetic products.
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Air NZ hikes full year earnings guidance
The airline says strong demand for travel and falling jet fuel prices have helped lift its forecast earnings.
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Great Walks booking issues will cost work, tourism operator says
Tourism operators say delays to booking Great Walks will cost them much-needed work.
The Department of Conservation has abandoned its plans to open most of the Great Walks for bookings yesterday and… Audio
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Strong link between business financial performance and wellbeing, study shows
Financial pressures are the leading cause of negative wellbeing among business leaders, a new report shows.
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Most Great Walks' opening bookings for April delayed to June
Great Walks' bookings set to open on Wednesday and Thursday have been delayed due to technical issues.
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Ruapehu Alpine Lifts' future still unclear
The voluntary administrator was "optimistic" it would open for business this season but said there was a lot of work to do yet.
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Pacific news in brief for April 26
Round-up of news from New Caledonia, Samoan, Fiji and the Cook Islands
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Fiji's economic summit - roadmap or talkfest?
Fiji is experiencing an unprecedented economic crisis, with debt reaching 90 percent of GDP last year, resulting in high inflation and low economic growth. Audio
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Star power helps Wrexham return to English Football League
Wrexham secured a fairytale return to the English Football League after a 15-year absence with their Hollywood owners watching on.
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Maydays, machine failures and canned sailings - what's mucking with ferries?
Getting across the Cook Strait has been a logistical challenge over the last few months. The Detail looks at why the ferries have become so unreliable. Audio
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Maydays, machine failures and canned sailings - what's mucking with ferries?
Getting across the Cook Strait has been a logistical challenge over the last few months. The Detail looks at why the ferries have become so unreliable.
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Milford Track bookings system back online after crashing under demand
Bookings for the Milford Track were effectively sold out by noon on Thursday despite the system crashing for several hours after being bombarded with requests.
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Tourism operators optimistic as visitor numbers begin to recover
Summer tourist numbers have bounced back to about half of what they were before Covid-19 as Aotearoa marked the first summer with the border back open.
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Niue welcomes first yacht since Covid-19
Niue is this week welcoming its first visiting yachts in three years.
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Walks website doesn't hold up great
The Milford Track booking system has crashed this morning after thousands of people tried to claim their spot on the iconic tramp.
Hut bookings for the Fiordland track went on sale at half past nine.
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Stricter noise controls for Hauraki Gulf helipad users
Auckland Council planners have moved to enact stricter noise controls on helicopters using helipads on the Hauraki Gulf islands.
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Tourist numbers creeping back up
Summer tourist numbers bounced back this year to about half of what they were pre-Covid.
Overall, as well as domestic travellers, we welcomed close to 900,000 overseas visitors.
That's about two… Audio
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Fiji's economy to take centre stage at inaugural national summit
Fiji's coalition government has the task of reflecting on and fulfilling its election promises and addressing the nation's economic woes is top priority. Audio
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Oscar Temaru's Tavini Huiraatira party wins first round of French Polynesia's elections
French Polynesia's pro-independence Tavini Huiraatira party has come out on top in the first round of the territorial elections. Audio
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Recession to be deeper, longer than expected, ASB bank predicts
The economy is forecast to contract at levels last seen during the global financial crisis. Audio