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Revealed: Govt's multi-million dollar bill on empty building
More than $2m was dished out in just four months.
More than $2m was dished out in just four months.
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman first went public with her MS in 2020 before the Covid lockdown.
About one in 10 people are estimated to have a form of dyslexia.
The drive will chop 11 minutes off the current route, Waka Kotahi says.
Six months of vehicle movements available to police with no warrant.
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Police and Army are now searching for the son of two prominent NZ doctors.
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Three major complications appear when people try to make their dream a reality.
From the East Coast to the top of the South, Nash says we're spoiled for choice.
Teenagers have fallen foul of the law in spectacular ways this year.
"Improving road quality is happening, but is necessarily relatively slow.”
The Herald analyses the impact speed limit changes could have on journey times.
Lower speed limits could slow productivity too, so where should safety balance lie?
The Govt recently increased the grant cap, but hasn't committed to wiping existing debt.
Skilled migrants have been invited to apply for residence in one-off ballot before change.
Waka Kotahi's full plan covering speed limit and safety changes is expected this year.
“I look back at that with a sense of pride, in what we achieved as a country.”
Resources may be stretched even thinner with the return of tourists from China.
Luxon has had a strong start, but can he keep the momentum going?
'It's a small piece of positive news after many years of very bad news' - sector says.
The party is on track to double its seats and potentially earn 'kingmaker' role.
Why did we spend last summer in the trenches, and this summer in the sunshine?
About 10 per cent of the state highway network will be fixed up over summer.
The Government has boosted funding for services to $4m.
Labour has had a rough year in the polls.
David Parker has decided the pāua fishing season will take place from 15 April to 15 June.
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