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Oaks operates the Auckland and Queenstown buildings that have major leaks, fire defects.
Rise of the machines: Covid-19 shines a spotlight on automation
Covid-19 has given a fresh push to automation.
Revealed: Electric ferries finally coming to Auckland
Government announcement on e-ferries for Auckland expected next week.
Teen who killed 90yo in her own home to be released from prison
Grieving son: 'Our mother's life wasn't worth very much in the eyes of the justice system'
Teen tests positive twice in six weeks - how common is Covid re-infection?
The first time the boy had barely a sniffle - the second, he was 'really, really crook'.
'I'll wipe them out': Man who threatened Māori convicted under hate speech laws
The man threatened to kill Māori and burn down marae.
'A different perspective': Major changes announced to NZ Rugby board
The new appointments increase NZ Rugby's female board presence to three.
13 new Covid deaths, including person aged between 10-19
Person aged between 10 and 19 is one of 13 people reported to have died with Covid.
Madeleine McCann mystery: Suspect named, charges expected
The British 3-year-old went missing in Praia da Luz, Portugal, almost 15 years ago.
'My mum taught me to respect women': Parliament protester convicted
Gary Metcalfe said he had no choice but to get involved when rising tensions erupted.
'Top secret' information-sharing agreed for NZ and Japan - PM
Jacinda Ardern and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida met for the first time in Tokyo.
'She was a happy, confident child'- until Covid sparked 'nightmare' OCD onset
'Almost overnight, we lost our daughter and instead had one terrorised by mental illness.'
Hidden Covid crisis: Sharp rise in Kiwis struggling with mental wellbeing, happiness
Experts call for urgent action amid concern about Covid's impact on mental health.
Patched Killer Beez member arrested after fleeing police in a stolen car
It was one of two stolen cars police recovered in Manurewa overnight.
The Spinoff: The rise and fall of 'Karen'
Once a sick burn to describe a specific type of person, 'Karen' has become meaningless.
Driver waved bottle of spirits moments before crash
Blake Smaill adds to an 'extremely bad driving history' after his grandmother's funeral.
Putin claims Mariupol, last defenders holed up in steel plant
Russia takes over smoking ruins of the city, and orders troops to seal off Azovstal works.
Did Govt make the right call in keeping MIQ despite health advice?
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'Do you see the pain I feel?' Woman confronts sexually abusive father who forced brother on her
Father and mother faced charges over years of sexual abuse of daughter.
Desperate grad applied for 300 jobs. When he got one it came with a $90K catch - and a tax-evading boss
The worker was given two options; pay the company tax out of his own wages, or be sacked.
'Judgment day' looms for borrowers as interest, inflation soar
A $600k mortgage could soon cost an extra $200/week yet many borrowers are ahead on loans.
'Cowboys': Inside the SAS battle that saw Kiwis testify against Australians
Statements from NZSAS troopers reveal the details behind claims of Australian war crimes.
'Burned to the ground': Investigation into cause of house fire begins
Fire and Emergency defends response time against neighbour's concerns.
Derek Cheng: PM's intelligence deal with Japan packs practical and symbolic punch
The agreement could open the door to Japan formally entering the Five Eyes alliance
Inside the scandal rocking one of New Zealand's biggest churches
A church with more than 10,000 members is facing backlash from former members.
Rod Jackson: Was our Covid-19 response proportionate?
OPINION: An epidemiologist responds to claims New Zealand over-reacted to the threat.
Sideswipe: Protesting annoyances
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
'Things are grim': Soaring costs pushing more Kiwis into hardship - advocates
Changes to benefits and Working for Families suggested to soften blow of inflation.
Brian Fallow: Tradies beware - tax change could bite
Suggested change to obscure tax rule could hit many small businesses.
Matthew Hooton: Govt needs bold moves to head off soaring inflation
OPINION: Grant Robertson has presided over a 40 per cent increase in Govt spending.
Karl Puschmann: Solve the crime or die laughing in Murderville
The series' blend of murder-mystery and improv comedy is a killer combo.
Putin orders troops not to storm Mariupol hideout; busloads of civilians escape
Forces told instead to block stronghold "so that not even a fly comes through".