Public has no automatic say in SkyCity street plans
Auckland ratepayers will not automatically get a say in SkyCity plans to expand its convention centre over Federal St.
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Tour co offering authentic iwi cup stay
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Rugby cup boss warns greedy providers
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Taint the Rugby World Cup by irresponsible profiteering within any aspect of hosting the event as a nation and we'll suffer badly.
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Dark days in Disneyland
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Bungy horror: Woman slips out of harness
Thrill Seeker Adventures was closed today following an incident which saw a woman plunge into the Waiau River after a bungy jumping mishap.