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  • The century-old legacy of Indian participation in NZ's dairy industry

    News
    IndoNZ IndoNZ Featured Stories
    22 Aug 2024
    Kiwi Indians have played a leading role in making Waikato the country’s dairy production powerhouse since the 1960s.

    Kiwi Indians have played a leading role in making Waikato the country's dairy production powerhouse since the 1960s.

    Tracing the century-old legacy of Indian participation in New Zealand’s dairy industry
  • What you need to know about a looming electricity crisis

    News
    New Zealand Business
    22 Aug 2024
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    Generators are being given access to more water as New Zealand creeps towards electricity shortage. So how is power generated, what's the problem, and how do we fix it?

    Electricity supply crisis: What you need to know
  • Shackleton's medal

    Audio
    history
    22 Aug 2024
    The Polar Medal was awarded to Ernest Shackleton by Edward VII in 1905 for his participation in Sir Robert Falcon Scott's Discovery Expedition.

    A rare medal belonging to Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton is set to be displayed in New Zealand after a battle with the British government.  Audio

  • Can renewable energy ease high power prices in Tai Rāwhiti?

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    22 Aug 2024
    solar panels

    With "electricity poverty" soaring in Tai Rāwhiti, leaders are assessing the plausibility of locally owned, renewable energy grids.

    Tai Rāwhiti has some of the highest power prices. Can renewable energy help?
  • Here's where the economic downturn has hit hardest

    News
    Business money
    22 Aug 2024
    View of the Pacific Coast Highway road in Gisborne.

    The economic crunch is deepening, but it hasn't been felt evenly, data from Infometrics shows.

    Here's where the economic downturn has hit hardest
  • Auckland property investor and developer Du Val Group put in statutory management

    News
    Business
    21 Aug 2024
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    Authorities have tightened their control of Auckland property investor and developer Du Val Group by having it placed in statutory management.

    Auckland property investor and developer Du Val Group put in statutory management
  • Three dead, two injured in South Canterbury crash

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    21 Aug 2024
    Crash on State Highway 79, Geraldine, 21 August 2024

    Three people are dead and two others seriously injured after a crash in South Canterbury.

    Three dead, two injured in State Highway 79 crash
  • Serious crash closes highway south of Geraldine

    News
    New Zealand police
    21 Aug 2024
    State Highway 79 between Tiplady Road and Kennedy Street.

    State Highway 79 is closed between Tiplady Road and Kennedy Street.

    Serious crash closes highway south of Geraldine
  • Heavy rain, strong winds expected to hit parts of South Island

    News
    New Zealand weather
    21 Aug 2024
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    An active front from Thursday could see rain of up to 250 millimetres in some areas, and strong wind watches upgraded to warnings.

    Weather: Heavy rain, strong gales expected to hit parts of South Island
  • Rare Ernest Shackleton medal heading to NZ after battle with British government

    News
    New Zealand history
    21 Aug 2024
    The Endurance, in the ice.

    Canterbury Museum has secured a rare medal, which the British government fought to keep in the UK.

    Rare Ernest Shackleton medal heading to NZ after battle with British government
  • Medal given to Sir Ernest Shackleton gifted to Canterbury Museum

    Audio
    history
    21 Aug 2024

    A medal given to the explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton in recognition of his Antarctic expeditions has been gifted to Canterbury Museum. Canterbury Museum chairperson David Ayers spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

    …
  • Call for Christchurch to follow Auckland's lead on stricter alcohol sales

    News
    New Zealand business
    21 Aug 2024
    Bottle cap Beer Brewery package Drinking Bar Warehouse Storage Logistic

    "Topping up" at night is "where the problems start to happen", a community board chairperson says.

    Call for Christchurch to follow Auckland's lead on stricter alcohol sales
  • NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2024

    Audio
    music
    20 Aug 2024
    NZCT Chamber Music Context Final 2024

    NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2024 Original Composition Winner Sea-am Thompson Audio

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  • Should Christchurch follow Auckland's alcohol sale restrictions?

    News
    New Zealand local council
    20 Aug 2024
    A person in silhouette drinking a bottle of alcohol with bright lights behind them.

    A community leader wants the city to follow Auckland's lead in bringing in a ban of supermarket and bottle store alcohol sales after 9pm.

    Should Christchurch follow Auckland's alcohol sale restrictions?
  • 'Pristine night skies': Kaikōura plans to dim the lights with DarkSky application

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    20 Aug 2024
    Kaikōura is already promoting its stargazing opportunities.

    The fate of Kaikōura's dark sky sanctuary bid could be known soon.

    'Pristine night skies': Kaikōura plans to dim the lights with DarkSky application
  • Christ Church Cathedral restoration over, for now

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    20 Aug 2024
    Christchurch Cathedral

    But those behind the restoration say it's not being abandoned.

    Christ Church Cathedral restoration over, for now
  • Sports correspondent Glen Larmer

    Audio 20 Aug 2024
    Shaun Johnson celebrates scoring.

    The Warriors' home ground will be known as Shaun Johnson Stadium this week as the club honours its departing playmaker.Johnson will make the last NRL playing appearance at his Auckland home ground… Audio

  • Number of sheep in New Zealand falls to 23 million

    News
    New Zealand Business
    20 Aug 2024
    Sheep in a paddock

    It's a continuation of a trend that has seen sheep numbers dropping for the last decade.

    Number of sheep in New Zealand falls to 23 million
  • Shaun Johnson honoured with stadium name change

    News
    Sport
    20 Aug 2024
    Shaun Johnson and Warriors fans.

    The Warriors' home ground will be known as Shaun Johnson Stadium this week as the club honours its departing playmaker.

    Shaun Johnson honoured with stadium name change
  • Police log more than 20,000 hate crimes in NZ since 2020

    News
    New Zealand crime
    20 Aug 2024
    Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand on March 15, 2020.

    The national total has been increasing, from 1315 in 2020 to almost 6400 cases last year.

    Police log more than 20,000 hate crimes in NZ since 2020
  • Community makes last-ditch plea to save shrinking Canterbury lake

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    19 Aug 2024
    Lake Camp on August 2. The area where the Balmacaan Diversion previously flowed into the lake can be seen on the right.

    Ashburton councillors will meet on Tuesday to decide if action is to be taken.

    Community makes last-ditch plea ahead of Lake Camp meeting
  • Crown says stabbing of man out walking his dog was 'reckless killing'

    News
    New Zealand court
    19 Aug 2024
    18th August 2024 Iain McGregor/The Press
Bailey Messervy, 20, appears for his trial at the Christchurch High Court. He is charged with the murder of Nigel Wilson at Bexley Reserve in November 2022.

    Nigel Wilson was on his routine early-morning dog walk when he was the victim of a brutal stabbing attack, a Crown prosecutor says.

    Crown says stabbing of dog walker Nigel Wilson was 'reckless killing'
  • Polar blast causes major disruptions across NZ

    Audio 19 Aug 2024

    A polar blast has caused major disruptions across the country today, with snow reaping havoc on South Island roads, and torential rain causing homes flood and severe slips in the North Island. All… Audio

  • Covid-19 update: 1693 new cases, 28 further deaths

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    19 Aug 2024
    Illustration of coronavirus particles. Coronaviruses cause several diseases in humans, including covid-19, SARS and forms of the common cold. (Photo by NOBEASTSOFIERCE/SCIENCE PHOTO LI / DDJ / Science Photo Library via AFP)

    The number of new cases are higher, and there were more deaths than last week.

    Covid-19 update: 1693 new cases, 28 further deaths
  • 'Irreplaceable' naval memorabilia stolen from cadets base

    News
    New Zealand history
    19 Aug 2024
    Items that were stolen from the Training Ship Godley Navy Cadets' building.

    The Training Ship Godley Navy Cadets' building was broken into over the weekend of 10 and 11 August.

    'Irreplaceable' naval memorabilia stolen from cadets base
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