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'Visionary shaking up architecture worldwide': Jasmax architect Elisapeta Heta
Heta worked on the City Rail Link project, particularly Te Waihorotiu Station's design.
Heta worked on the City Rail Link project, particularly Te Waihorotiu Station's design.
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Lady Tureiti Moxon says the decision is ‘another anti-Maōri stance’.
The half-year result doesn't include the cost of breaking the shipbuilding contract.
Documents reveal police are developing rules as searches soar into the tens of thousands.
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A new report shows public sector wages rose higher than those in the private sector.
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Government departments are pushing on with cost-slashing exercises, including job cuts.
Dr Amanda Evans says paediatric palliative care must be recognised as essential.
Christopher Luxon's $200b hole claim doesn't quite pass the sniff test.
Fresh modelling shows disabled people will lose out.
The weather agency says it needs the four utes for towing boats.
'We have got to the point that we are running out of time.'
The IRD says the new Government's tax cuts could be applied retrospectively.
OPINION: Lies, damned lies and ministerial briefings on regional development.
Frustrated principal says build is back to square one.
Urgent work to clean up cyclone-affected regions will continue, thanks to a $63m boost.
The housing development is expected to offer homes for 15,500 people.
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GPs are taking out new mortgages and hiking fees as funding doesn't cover their costs.
Finance Minister Nicola Wills will drop two key Budget dates on Monday.