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Record numbers still leaving New Zealand
The country continues to lose residents in record numbers, and the gain from migration has tumbled to less than a quarter of the record surge a year ago.
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Sol3 Mio singer debuts at the 'Olympics' of opera
5:08 pm todayTenor Pene Pati says it was such a far-fetched dream to be able to make this debut. He's proud to represent Samoa and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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'They are all petrified' - Enrolled nurses can't find jobs
1:35 pm todayNearly 200 graduated last year, but only 68 have found jobs, and only 44 through Health NZ.
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Ratepayers can't afford Willis' tourism boost, mayor says
12:18 pm todayThe government will need to get its chequebook ready if it wants to welcome more vistors, Queenstown's mayor says.
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Prince Harry claims 'monumental' win over Murdoch newspapers
11:15 am todayMurdoch's UK newspaper group admitted unlawful actions at its Sun tabloid for the first time, and paid substantial damages.
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'No chance of surviving' - 26-year-old dad killed falling into extremely hot thermal pool
6:32 am todayMatthew Tuimaualuga has been described as a "loved and respected" dad and a hard worker.
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'Years of abuse' before mother of four's murder
6:32 am todayToakase Finau was found dead in the boot of her own car while police were doing a routine bail check.
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'Absolutely gutted': Warehouse plans to close Wellington central city store
7:02 am todayThe store has been operating on Tory Street in the capital since 1994.
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Man who lost job, partner left him, has car loan reduced
The man had taken a loan to buy a car and he made the repayments without a problem for 18 months, until he lost his job.
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In the loop: Five of NZ's best circular walks
22 Jan 2025If you're looking for some beautiful loop walks this summer, travel writer Peter Janssen has you covered.
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Auckland Capital Valuations delayed another 4 months
22 Jan 2025The valuations were due in October last year.
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Annual inflation holds steady at four-year low 2.2%
22 Jan 2025The biggest contributors to the quarterly result were higher rents, second hand cars, airfares, and accommodation
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Coffee prices rising but won't reach $10 in NZ 'this year'
New Zealand coffee drinkers are being warned price rises are likely - but maybe not to the extent that Australians are expecting.
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22 states sue Trump on second day in office
22 Jan 2025One order would for the first time deny more than 150,000 children born annually in the US citizenship.
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When you should consider a longer home loan fix
22 Jan 2025The time may be coming to lock in, so here's how you can spot it.
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Surprise at Lee's removal from ethnic communities' role
21 Jan 2025Police Minister Mark Mitchell is set to take up the ethnic communities' portfolio from Lee.
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How Trump's threats against 'free-riding' allies could backfire
22 Jan 2025Analysis - With Trump, US allies might be excused for asking themselves: "With friends like this, who needs enemies?"
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Killer street racing driver spirals into alcoholism years on from four deaths
22 Jan 2025A man convicted for his part in an illegal street race that resulted in the deaths of four people drunkenly tried to karate kick a police officer and threatened that he would become his fifth…
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Trump delivers first day blitz while promising a new 'golden age' for US
22 Jan 2025Donald Trump has clamped down on immigration and pardoned supporters who attacked the US Capitol on his return to the White House.
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Tens of millions owed by troubled company-linked businesses
22 Jan 2025Businesses linked to a troubled civil construction company owe more than $19 million - according to the first receivers report.
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'It's in limbo': McCaw statue saga rumbles on
22 Jan 2025A project manager for a planned statue of the rugby legend to be erected in his hometown said he hopes it can finally be built this year.
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A no confidence vote? What's going on at Samoa's parliament
The PM says if a vote of no confidence is tabled against her, she will advise the head of state to dissolve parliament.
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The man who's likely to be our next top watchdog
21 Jan 2025John Richard Allen has been recommended for the role Peter Boshier still holds - despite a law requiring his resignation at age 72.
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Nelson mayor corrects Trump's claim about splitting the atom
21 Jan 2025A New Zealander's work seems to have crept in the US president's list of American achievements.
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Why I quit a $500,000-a-year role in real estate
Mike Harvey says that once he saw the problems with real estate, he had to make a change.
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Biden issues last-minute preemptive pardons for targets of Trump's ire
21 Jan 2025The president issued pardons for Liz Cheney and Anthony Fauci as he left office.
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Ultrarunner's team attacked by dogs on Te Araroa trail
21 Jan 2025A well-known international runner seeking to log the shortest-ever traverse of the Te Araroa trail has reported being attacked by dog.
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'My entire year's wages': Mum's $47k debt for Working for Families
21 Jan 2025Calls are growing for a 'substantial overhaul' of the system.
