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Budgeting services plead for urgent review of funding
In an open letter to the government, they said a third of the free budgeting services are losing funding, putting more pressure on poor communities.
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Sneak peek of new $166m bridge across Waikato River
It is hoped the four-lane bridge will open to traffic in August, when it will be officially named.
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Celebration as key Northland connection reopens
"The sun's shining. We're open in Northland. Come on up," locals say as SH1 reopens after four-month closure.
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Floating pontoon to bring back foot traffic via Wynyard Quarter
A crossing bridge has been stuck in an upright position since March, cutting off a key pedestrian link to Wynyard Quarter.
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Stuff pulls plug on Northland community newspapers
The Northern News and The Whangārei Leader will cease publication this week, along with a weekly property lift-out.
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Budgeting cutbacks: 'There will be nowhere for people to go for support'
Budgeting services whose government funding has been chopped are warning other free financial mentors are too busy to pick up their clients.
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'Reckless': Man pretending to be injured on motorway overbridge arrested
The man's "reckless behaviour" was an attempt to gain publicity, police say.
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Northland power cut: Business Chamber unimpressed, failure 'not fair'
There is a "huge infrastructure deficit" in Northland and recent failures were "just not fair" on the region, Darryn Fisher says. Audio
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'We needed to look at anywhere else that we could': NZ greyhounds headed overseas in search of homes
Retired racing greyhounds are headed overseas as the industry looks to find homes for its backlog of dogs. Audio
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Arts News: Education ministry shares cryptic Sam Hunt, landmark Māori film premieres and Centrepoint is 50
Audio 23 Jun 2024Arts news for 23 June 2024 Audio
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The $60 million cost of the Northland power cut
Nearly 100,000 properties were affected were affected, leaving businesses in trouble. Audio
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Schools closed, highway flooded as heavy rain hits Northland
The weather has eased across Northland after a night of heavy rain that led to power outages and school closures. Audio
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Brynderwyns reopening: 'It's been a very stressful journey'
"Incredibly relieved" - that's the reaction of a Northland business leader to news that State Highway 1 over the Brynderwyn Hills will reopen in just under a week's time.
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'Celebration': News Brynderwyns to reopen welcomed
What was meant to be a gathering Wednesday to support struggling Northland business owners is set to become a celebration instead.
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Crucial rail corridor at risk from unstable city street
The street is at risk of collapsing onto one of the country's busiest freight railway lines, but the road cannot be closed because it would cost at least $1 million.
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Lobby group fears Auckland CBD will lose 2000 car parks
Auckland Council's decision to sell a downtown car parking building will kill retail businesses and hollow out the CBD, a lobby group says. Audio
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Weather: Thunder and heavy rain hits upper North Island
Heavy rain is bearing down on the upper North Island, bringing with it thunderstorms and the threat of surface flooding.
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Air NZ halts flights to Nouméa until September, hundreds of travellers affected
Ongoing violence in New Caledonia and the closure of airport means the airline will not fly to Nouméa for the next three months. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for June 10
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including theft of more than US$150,000 in the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.
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Around the motu: Simon Wilson in Auckland
The imminent closure of Queen Street's landmark department store, Smith & Caughey, Simon discusses the issues, which have led to this. Audio
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Unfunded roads and an unfinished tax: Treasury's fiscal risks
Treasury warnings point to a range of risks that could come back to bite future government Budgets. Here's nine areas of concern.
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Protests against fast-track bill, public service cuts to be held around NZ
Those travelling around the motu are being warned to allow time for their journey, with disruption possible in many centres.
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Relief on horizon as Northland's freight rail set to restart
The only other major freight route between Auckland and Northland remains closed at the Brynderwyn Hills.
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Auckland to lose winter cruise ships due to P&O closure
The New Zealand Cruise Association says losing winter cruises out of Auckland will hurt accommodation, hospitality and retail in the city. New Zealand Cruise Association chief executive Jacqui Lloyd… Audio
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Tragedy leads to lifelong career for forensic expert
Thomas Coyle's best friend was murdered when he was a teen. His search for answers became a "turning point".