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Council revealed its spend on the event was $92m higher than has yet been made public.
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Studies are split on the effectiveness of schemes similar to what Act is proposing.
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The initial 1000 spaces run to July 27.
Grant Bradley: Why a union veteran's been appointed to Air NZ board
Goulter one voice among many on the board but no doubt Govt expects it to be heard.
RMA reform means private savings, public costs
RMA reform will save costs, but shift much of the burden from private to public sector.
National calls on Govt's spending watchdog to probe Mob-related funding
National wants the Auditor-General to look into some controversial spending decisions.
Chris Finlayson's take on the Waitangi 'project'
Chris Finlayson says the role of the Waitangi Tribunal should change.
'Courageous' Pacific survivors to speak about abuse in care
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Rod Jackson: Learning to die from Covid on a road to nowhere
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Polytech backlog: Some apprentices waiting nine months to do block courses
Trades lobby to have apprenticeship employer incentives extended.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: 'We refuse to let hate speech slide'
There will be consequences for hate speech, writes Leigh-Marama McLachlan.
National says school lunches 'poorly targeted'
"They should do away with the universal policy and target it to those in genuine need."
Claire Trevett: Dismiss protesting farmers as rednecks at your peril, Prime Minister
The PM's reforms make it clear she wants to leave a legacy - but how much is too much?
Nurses lift strike notices after $408m pay offer
Now it is up to union members to decide whether to accept.
Audrey Young: Apec summit a moment in history for Ardern
OPINION: You can bet President Joe Biden loved Jacinda Ardern's speech.
Beehive Diaries: MFAT boss' selfie with Larry the cat
Larry the Cat at Number 10 Downing St had a visitor from NZ.
Tractor protest: Aucklanders warned to expect delays, crashes add to chaos
Traffic was 'very heavy' at 2pm on the southern motorway in Auckland.
Covid-19: Fishing vessel outbreaks could tarnish NZ industry - leader
This week, crew members on two Spanish-flagged vessels have tested positive for Covid.
Ardern and Biden talk before Apec
Ardern and Biden spoke about Covid, the Indo-Pacific and Chch Call before Apec meeting.
Government's $1m spend doing up homes slated for demolition
Costs were incurred bringing houses up to the healthy homes standards.
Ministry for Primary Industries' priorities questioned after $1m rebrand
The Ministry's being called on to spend more money on supporting struggling fruit growers.
The $20m mistake: Govt to repay elderly in long-term residential care
The Govt will repay those who paid too much due to an error.
16 workers fined for refusing tests; mass vaccination event planned
Hipkins said he warned Kiwis abroad that MIQ demand would increase again.
How much has Jacinda Ardern lobbied Pfizer over vaccine supply?
Pfizer boss Albert Bourla has been open about world leaders reaching out to secure supply.
'We're scared to death': Man in coma after alleged bar assault - UK family's desperate plea
'He's our son. He's on his own. It's killing us.'
The new-era homeowners: The innovative new ways to get into the property market
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Hollywood rewrite of NZ history: MPs call draft 'They Are Us' script misleading, offensive
'They're writing a version of NZ history, but ... with an American sensibility.'
'No evidence of bots': Ardern claims MIQ bookings system protected
Websites using scripts and bots charging up to $2415 to snap up an MIQ room.
House sales fall, prices rise less than 1% in Auckland
Volumes and prices often drop during the cooler months - or is this different?
Stuart Crosby: Conference chance to do right by communities
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Covid-19: Securing the weakness at the border ... by October
Most of the 1766 unvaccinated border workers have 11 weeks to get their first jab.
New public health order as 1766 border workers still unvaccinated
Most won't have to get a single jab to continue front line work for more than two months.