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• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms and Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault in due diligence

• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms as Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault

• New Zealand signs new agricultural trade deal with Indonesia

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• Six of eight South Taranaki businesses fail alcohol compliance checks

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• Homelessness: Still a need to help those who can’t help themselves – Editorial

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• Man appears in court charged with critically injuring baby girl

• Police shooting: Coroner rules Shargin Stephens' death was 'preventable'

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• Decorating company director tried to scam $120,000 from Covid wage subsidy

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• Shock guilty pleas as man admits role in $4m ponzi scheme

• Wayne Brown company faces delisting over regulatory omission

• Wellington councillors baulk at spending $7 million to fence stretch of waterfront

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms and Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault in due diligence

• Marlborough council slams regulator for controversial Havelock boil water notice

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

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• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms as Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault

• Road works 'pointless' if bridge is underwater

• What we know about new road user charges and end of petrol tax

• Claim miner avoiding public input on quarry bid

• New future-proofed bus depot has on-site amenities

• Christchurch council spends $120,000 consulting public a second time on speed limit drops

• New ‘high friction’ road surfaces to be used instead of speed humps at Halswell intersections

• Council looking at harbour lighting options

• Hipkins backs regional deals

• Mayoral candidate Diane Calvert releases policies including big spending cuts

• Slip-hit homeowners left in disbelief over council inaction

• Marlborough council slams regulator for controversial Havelock boil water notice

• Government leaves Porirua to co-ordinate major housing projects

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Election time: kooks, no-contests, square-offs and squeakers

• Six of eight South Taranaki businesses fail alcohol compliance checks

• Roll pressure pushes council to consider faster school consents

• South Waikato spoiled for mayoral candidates

• Councils sign up for Waikato Waters

• Primary teachers reject ministry's one percent pay rise

• Road user charges: AA backs shake-up but wants low admin costs

• Police shooting: Coroner rules Shargin Stephens' death was 'preventable'

• Coroner: Shooting of Shargin Stephens was ‘preventable’, slams police actions

• ‘Spy agencies ignored’: Documents show national security warnings dismissed in red tape reforms

• Hipkins backs regional deals

• Treasury says covid spending overcooked

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Marine and coastal rights law changes not justifiable, former United Future leader says

• Treasury warned Ardern Labour Government about Covid-19 spending

• Road user charges: AA backs shake-up but wants low admin costs

• Labour believes delayed Gene Technology Bill may be beyond modification

• The battle for our schools

• Labour MPs gather in Christchurch to formulate election strategy

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

• Treasury briefing points finger at government spending during Covid-19 pandemic

• Homelessness: Still a need to help those who can’t help themselves – Editorial

• Treasury warned Ardern Labour Government about Covid-19 spending

• Final electoral boundary changes loom as Ōhāriu faces likely disappearance

• Why abandoning NCEA isn’t necessarily clear-cut

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

• NCEA changes: Erica Stanford offered Labour invitations to briefing, Willow-Jean Prime didn’t respond and then declined

• Government overcooked spending during pandemic, against official advice, harming economy – Treasury

• Cost of living, economy challenge National ahead of Election 2026 - The Front Page

• Labour leader Chris Hipkins says NZ not in 'economic shape'

• Major Gas Users Group to meet with Resources Minister Shane Jones over supply

• What we know about new road user charges and end of petrol tax

• NCEA changes: Erica Stanford offered Labour invitations to briefing, Willow-Jean Prime didn’t respond and then declined

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Labour leader Chris Hipkins says NZ is not in 'economic shape'

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• Previous govt spent too much during Covid: Treasury

• Labour MPs gather in Christchurch to formulate election strategy

• Final electoral boundary changes loom as Ōhāriu faces likely disappearance

• The promised land of bipartisanship in infrastructure

• $36m compliance costs hurting small fishing companies

• One in five roles could go at the Reserve Bank

• One in five roles could go at the Reserve Bank

• Ryman set to close care facilities

• ‘Spy agencies ignored’: Documents show national security warnings dismissed in red tape reforms

• Homelessness: Still a need to help those who can’t help themselves – Editorial

• Marine and coastal rights law changes not justifiable, former United Future leader says

• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms and Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault in due diligence

• Ōhau wall: Legal threat looms as Rotorua ex-mayor admits fault

• Iwi Māori partnership boards unite to oppose changes to health legislation

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

• Government ready to use ‘stick’ over water reforms

• Marlborough council slams regulator for controversial Havelock boil water notice

• Marlborough council slams regulator for controversial Havelock boil water notice

• Councils sign up for Waikato Waters

• Visitors to pay $5 an hour to park at Punakaiki’s pancake rocks, but 20-minute stops free

• New Zealand's hottest destinations will start charging foreign tourists fees - here's why

• No snow: Some skifields may not open this season

• On The Up: Rotorua’s Run the Forest event sells out with 4500 participants

• Road works 'pointless' if bridge is underwater

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Ōtaki to Levin cost blowout shines a spotlight on NZ’s infrastructure woes

• New ‘high friction’ road surfaces to be used instead of speed humps at Halswell intersections

• New future-proofed bus depot has on-site amenities

• What we know about new road user charges and end of petrol tax

• ‘Just like getting a Netflix bill’: How the new road user charge system will work

• Road user charges: AA backs shake-up but wants low admin costs

• Treasury warned Ardern Labour Government about Covid-19 spending

• Treasury says covid spending overcooked

• Treasury briefing points finger at government spending during Covid-19 pandemic

• Treasury warned Ardern Labour Government about Covid-19 spending

• Government overcooked spending during pandemic, against official advice, harming economy – Treasury

• Previous govt spent too much during Covid: Treasury

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