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Statecraft in the Pacific
Statecraft in the Pacific
An expert on statecraft in and around the Pacific says the "whack-a-mole" approach of the US and its allies to China's efforts in the region could be working against them. Audio
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Airport chaos impacts on tourism operators
Over this past week we've seen reports of frustrated arriving passengers at Auckland Airport waiting for hours, loosing luggage, and not knowing what was going on. Tourism operators rely on New… Audio
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Deep-sea mining 'great opportunity' for Cook Islands - exploration company
Deep-sea mining 'great opportunity' for Cook Islands - exploration company
Deep-sea mining companies in the Cook Islands have been exploring the country's ocean to see if they can extract potato-sized nodules packed full of minerals kilometres deep. Audio
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National deficit drops to lowest figures since March 2022
National deficit drops but NZ still living well beyond its means
The nation's current account deficit has narrowed markedly as stronger tourism and exports boosted income, but the country continues to live well beyond its means.
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Gastro outbreak rocks Queenstown hospitality industry trying to cope with boil water notice
Gastro outbreak hits Queenstown hospo industry
Cafes, bars and restaurants are scrambling to find ways to remain open without using tap water due to Queenstown's cryptosporidium outbreak. Audio
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Tarras locals gear up for a fight over airport
Christchurch Airport says it's premature to try and stop a new airport that's only just having the groundwork laid; but Tarras locals know what they don't want. Audio
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Tarras locals gear up for a fight over airport
Tarras locals gear up for a fight over airport
Christchurch Airport says it's premature to try and stop a new airport that's only just having the groundwork laid; but Tarras locals know what they don't want.
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Queenstown businesses angry about delay as gastro cases double
Queenstown businesses angry about delay as gastro cases double
Queenstown restaurant owners are angry about the delay in being warned about an outbreak of cryptosporidium in the tourist town. Audio
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New suspension bridge for Hokitika Gorge
New suspension bridge for Hokitika Gorge
A new suspension bridge will replace an old bridge in the lower Hokitika Gorge, after the government provided funding.
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Stewart Island wharf impasse leaves businesses worried
Audio 19 Sep 2023Stewart Island tourism operators are reeling from a stoush over access to nearby Ulva Island bird sanctuary. Nearly 40,000 visitors went to Rakiura / Stewart Island last season, with most travelling… Audio
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Franz Josef tourism businesses see summer rush on the horizon
Franz Josef tourism businesses see summer rush on the horizon
Tourism operators in Franz Josef are confident summer will herald a boon for the region, which was hit hard by Covid-19 lockdowns.
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Tourism operators in Franz Josef confident of summer bounce-back
Tourism operators in the South Island town of Franz Josef are confident the summer will herald a boon for the region, which was hit hard by Covid lockdowns. Last summer was a return to normal of… Video, Audio
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Dental tourism surges as cost of treatment in NZ climbs
Dental tourism surges as cost of treatment in NZ climbs
Kiwi-Indians are finding that a return trip to India for dental care is cheaper than forking out for a procedure in New Zealand.
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Regional Wrap: remote but creative Karamea
Audio 17 Sep 2023At the last census 714 people were living in Karamea, but resident Jessie Creedmore has counted 54 artists, and 21 different nationalities. People span from dairy farmers to artisan producers and… Audio
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‘This is a reform’: Te Awa Tupua strategy unveiled for the Whanganui River
‘This is a reform’: Te Awa Tupua strategy unveiled for the Whanganui River
Iwi of the Whanganui River expect a new strategy unveiled on Friday will reform resource management in the catchment.
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New strategy for wellbeing of Whanganui River to be unveiled
New strategy for wellbeing of Whanganui River to be unveiled
The long-term strategy to address the wellbeing of the Whanganui River system will be unveiled on Friday.
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Dental tourism surges as cost of treatment in NZ climbs
Dental tourism surges as cost of treatment in NZ climbs
The crippling cost of dental procedures in New Zealand is prompting Kiwi-Indians to seek treatment in India.
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Airbnb owners in South Wairarapa may face new council charge
Airbnb owners in South Wairarapa may face new council charge
South Wairarapa District Council will be asking the community for feedback on a wide-ranging review of the rating system.
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Midday Business News for 14 September 2023
The pool of people looking for work is being fuelled by high migration levels with tourism a notable bright spot, but the hospitality, accounting and legal sectors are all struggling to fill gaps.
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83pc of Wānaka locals oppose Tarras airport plan - survey
83pc of Wānaka locals oppose Tarras airport plan - survey
Opposition is growing in Central Otago to a controversial proposal to build an international airport at a small town near Wānaka.
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Super snowfall not a windfall for all Ruapehu businesses
Super snowfall not a windfall for all Ruapehu businesses
After a rocky start to the season, skiers and snowboarders have enjoyed some of the best snow at Ruapehu in years, but it has not translated into bumper business. Audio
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn ahead of a High Court decision on whether Qantas acted lawfully when it sacked 1700 workers during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, and replaced… Audio
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Charges against booking agents dropped in Whakaari/White Island trial
Charges against two booking agents accused of health and safety failings in the Whakaari / White Island trial have been dismissed.
The companies, ID Tours and Tauranga Tourism Services, had been… Audio
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Whakaari / White Island trial: Just one defendant left
Whakaari / White Island trial: Just one defendant left
The Whakaari / White Island trial is now down to one defendant - the rest have either been found guilty or had their charges dismissed. Audio
- Pacific news in brief for September 12