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NZTA manual change causes headaches for horse truck and motorhome owners
Since April, any cab modified since 2005 must get sign-off from a specialist engineer.
National accuses Govt of 'pumped-up' housing numbers
Only half of the 'new' public housing supply added by the Government is actually new.
PM says travel deadline for Kiwis in Oz could extend
Government to meet with airlines today to work out capacity.
Editorial: Prudent travel bubble pause works - for now
EDITORIAL: The Government has stamped on a political risk as well as a health one.
Jarrod Gilbert: The brutal gang battle you've never heard about
OPINION: On August 3, 1979, the small Northland town of Moerewa was a warzone.
Lynn Charlton: Court action to round up rodeos
OPINION: We can't claim high animal welfare standards while holding violent animal shows.
Retirement village residents air grievances
Inherant power imbalance between wealthy owner/operators and residents,
Covid-19 update: Two cases in MIQ; 'wider' Taranaki wastewater testing under way
Results from "further and wider" Taranaki wastewater tests are expected tomorrow.
Grant Robertson: Delta variant 'fundamentally' changed Govt's Covid approach
Robertson still confident travel bubble can continue, even if not all Kiwis vaccinated.
Jack Tame: When is the right time to reopen the bubble?
Does it make sense to keep the bubble closed until Christmas? Jack Tame thinks so.
Kerre McIvor: Police Minister can't pick and choose who she represents
OPINION: It must be a terrifying time to be a cop. Poto Williams isn't helping.
Heart surgery man's desperate plea to officials: 'Let me quarantine at home'
Vulnerable Kiwi wants to recuperate away from any threat of catching Covid-19.
'Get tested': Plea for Taranaki residents recently returned from Australia
Anyone with Covid symptoms in New Plymouth is asked to get tested.
Covid traces in New Plymouth wastewater show 'system is working'
"If there is an undetected outbreak there ... it's an additional back-up measure."
Govt pops travel bubble: Rush home for 20,000 Kiwis in Oz
Kiwis in Australia already facing challenges to get home as flights are quickly filled.
Suspended bubble hits tourism, hospitality hard ... again
Tourism and hospitality sectors are disappointed but understanding of the bubble pause.
Comment | What Covid-19 has taught me about the housing crisis in New Zealand
Covid-19 has shown us that we can do hard things when they're needed. So why don't we?
Business trip from hell: He went to Sydney for one night, a month later he's still there
Goodburn has had to buy new clothes and rely on meals from fast-food outlets.
Claire Trevett: Was anger to her Facebook post a crossroads moment for the PM?
A Facebook post showed a limit to the PM's powers but can National capitalise on it?
Steven Joyce: RMA reform will have you nostalgic for the old one
Just when you thought you were safe from the RMA, here comes RMA2.
Brand Bloomfield: T-shirts and earrings and now the perfume
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Lockdown fears: 15% of small businesses could cut jobs
Businesses fear impact of even short lockdowns, but small majority support as last resort.
Bubble pause puts dampener on leisure stocks
But the sharemarket overall remained resilient to the latest Covid developments.
Bubble pause: Air NZ takes financial hit, airline group pushes for wage help
Ari NZ expecting a short term financial hit until such time as the bubble reopens
Covid 19: Air NZ adds flights to help stranded Kiwis get home
Man said his daughter tried to book flights, but claims they were all gone in minutes.
'Deeply saddened': They Are Us director puts film on hold
"The script was far from final, and never intended to be shared...at such an early stage."
Travel bubble closed for eight weeks, Kiwis told 'come home now'
Kiwis in Australia will be able to get home on managed return flights over the next week.
Health Ministry's new plan - 170,000 fewer jabs by end of August
"At a time when we're meant to be scaling up, things are going to be go more slowly."
Govt looks to 'tidy up' practice of jailing asylum seekers
Phil Twyford said the Government has 'listened' to advocacy groups.
Derek Cheng: Not so ready to roll? From near-zero supply to 500k doses in reserve
Model of efficiency? From scraping the barrel to 500,000 doses of vaccine in reserve.
Kāinga Ora $8.1m motel for homeless nearly double CV
The capital value (CV) for the motel is $4.3m.
Minister won't back down on her position not to arm police officers
Poto Williams says the communities she represents don't want armed police.
Opinion: Aussie-stranded Kiwis deserve better than radio silence
OPINION: In a confusing twist, Air NZ claimed a priority-based system never existed.