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— Edmund Hillary
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Bay of Plenty property: Million-dollar-plus sales jump 29.9pc year-on-year
Million-dollar-plus property sales in the Bay of Plenty have jumped "significantly" in the last year, according to new figures. The latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures revealed sales of $1 million or above properties...
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Atraso na vacinação e insegurança sobre a economia afetam envio de peças às montadores, diz sindicato
A Volkswagem anunciou que irá paralisar por dez dias a produção de veículos em suas fábricas de São Bernardo do Campo e São Carlos, em São Paulo, e de São José dos Pinhais (PR), por conta da escassez mundial de semicondutores e componentes eletrônicos A falta ...
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Di Stefano a colloquio con Ministro Commercio Nuova Zelanda
Il Sottosegretario Manlio Di Stefano ha avuto questa mattina un colloquio in videoconferenza con il Ministro del Commercio della Nuova Zelanda, Damian O’Connor. “Le relazioni tra Italia e Nuova Zelanda sono eccellenti - ha esordito Di Stefano - anche grazie a una comunità italiana molto ben integrata...
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Sottosegretario Di Stefano a colloquio con il Ministro del Commercio della Nuova Zelanda, Damian O’Connor
Il Sottosegretario Manlio Di Stefano ha avuto questa mattina un colloquio in videoconferenza con il Ministro del Commercio della Nuova Zelanda, Damian O’Connor. “Le relazioni tra Italia e Nuova Zelanda sono eccellenti - ha esordito Di Stefano - anche grazie a una comunità italiana molto ben integrata...
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Millions of tiny apples wing their way to export markets
The world's first miniature apple developed in New Zealand has proven to be a hit overseas, with 400 million projected to be exported by 2025.
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Wellington Phoenix hone in on Tomer Hemed after re-signing Steven Taylor
The Phoenix have locked in Steven Taylor for one more season, and coach Ufuk Talay has made it clear he wants to keep hold of another one of their off-contract import stars.
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The Minister for returning New Zealand to the 1970s
OPINION: Not since the days of Robert Muldoon has a finance minister demonstrated such control over all important portfolios.
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Wellington City Council lobbies Government for help with social housing funding hole
"Our housing business unit is bleeding – effectively it’s bleeding to death." Mayor Andy Foster is going to ask for formal talks with the government for access to the income-related rental subsidy.
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Wellington region's shortage of industrial land could have consequences for economy
Local manufacturers can’t find new industrial space for love nor money, and it could be holding the region back.
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Wellington Live Update: Tuesday June 1, Council skips apartment law overhaul submissions, Porirua school struggles as roll expands
It will be wet and blustery out there this morning. Here is everything you need to know at the start of your day
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New Zealand joins as third party to Australia-China barley trade dispute ahead of Scott Morrison's arrival
Ahead of the Australian PM's arrival in New Zealand, the Government has confirmed it will be joining an Australia-China trade dispute over barley exports.
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Wellington City Council proposes $7.7 million worth of investment targeting city safety, sexual violence and alcohol harm
The Wellington City Council has proposed $7.7 million in funding for the Pōneke Promise, a multi-agency joint venture to improve safety in the city.
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Budget 2021: Government expecting 'very sharp' drop in house price growth
The Government is forecasting a significant slowing in house price growth in the coming years, after the New Zealand market's recent red-hot run."This is a very sharp adjustment in house prices but a very necessary one," Finance...
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Lawyer appeals 102-year-old law about Wellington's milk supply
A 102-year-old law over who gets to supply milk is going to be tested by a lawyer who has been denied a permit by the Wellington City Council.
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All political play and no workers make New Zealand a dull country
OPINION: Migrant workers are not just helping support the economy. In many ways, they are the economy.
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Commercial contracts at risk due to port delays say businesses
By RNZ Business owners say commercial contracts are being put at risk by delayed goods, the result of an inability to get shipments into Ports of Auckland.Imported goods are bypassing Auckland and are being rerouted to Tauranga....
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China quietly continues effort to join trade pact created to exclude it
Officials from Australia, Malaysia and New Zealand have held technical talks with Chinese counterparts on the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Former Law Society building a premium Wellington inner-city refurbishment project
Property is prominently located in the Wellington CBD, a short walk from the government precinct and with the waterfront at its doorstep.
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Borrowed belts, off-duty police thwart $28,000 Wellington jewellery theft
Deputy Commissioner Tania Kura and retired Detective Inspector Dave Archibald were out for a stroll when they heard a commotion.
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PURC wins healthy funding boost
Pakuranga United Rugby Club has beaten out nine other junior rugby clubs to win the grand prize in the nib Little Legends $10k Relay. The relay race, hosted by nib New Zealand (nib) in partnership with The Blues, took place during half-time at the Blues vs Chiefs match on Saturday ...
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Man charged in plot to import cocaine from Mexico worked at Tauranga port
An alleged "inside man" at Tauranga's port has been arrested as part of what police say is a plot to smuggle hundreds of kilograms of cocaine and methamphetamine from Mexico into New Zealand.Eight members of the alleged syndicate...