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'Simply no people left in Queenstown looking for hospitality work,' says business owner.
'Simply no people left in Queenstown looking for hospitality work,' says business owner.
The country's president believes higher interest rates actually fuel inflation.
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The incident followed another racist attack on the North Shore on Sunday.
Many have felt increasingly nervous about their financial security over past 12 months.
OPINION: We have made it way worse than it ever needed to be.
Auckland Transport deals with a driver shortage and winter sickness.
They're part of a long-term collection, tracing the country's experience with Covid-19.
A new documentary sheds light on the isolated community.
Spending on travel expected to increase as Kiwis pull back on other discretionary spending
Yurisich was on a period of leave while a review was carried out.
With one phone call a sex abuse victim trapped his former teacher in a sting operation.
Founder opens up on label scandal and why she keeps her operation small.
Consumer watchdog warns Covid supply issues don't remove retailers' duties to be upfront.
Here's where to find the largest little penguin colony on mainland New Zealand.
Two siblings have taken their feud over their late father's estate to court.
At least 12 smash and grabs occurred in Auckland between the end of May and mid-July.
'He does not seem yet to fully understand what gave rise to the murder.'
A new survey reveals some hard truths about the economy and business confidence.
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with Dr Andrea Reinecke about her anxiety treatment.
An evacuation centre has opened at Dunedin North Intermediate School.
After an altercation with his neighbour, a man armed himself with a semi-automatic.
Police offer $100k reward and pursue 'stranger-type abduction' theory.
School policies have to be consistent with human rights rules and Treaty obligations.
Cost of living and Luxon's Hawaii holiday were on the slate for Question Time.
Experts said Graeme Hart could be booking development margins of up to 20 per cent.
Police warn people to stay away from centre of a Canadian city after multiple shots fired.