New Zealand reaches deal with Canada in long-running dairy trade dispute
The deal is expected to deliver up to $157 million to New Zealand dairy exporters.
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Rise in insurance complaints linked to cost-of-living crisis
People paying higher premiums for insurance may be expecting more from their policies in return and being disappointed when they don’t get it.
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Auckland man sentenced in NZ’s first ‘zapper’ tech tax cheating conviction
Gurwinder Singh is the first Kiwi sentenced for using illegal sales suppression tools to avoid paying $200,000 in taxes.
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Electricity Authority set to make connections to national grid easier, faster
The focus will be on reducing cost and time for businesses.
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Garden tours back for fourteenth year
Aotea / Great Barrier’s annual ticketed Garden Tours are taking place on Saturday 29 November 2025; a fundraiser for equipment for Great Barrier Island Community Health Trust
Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board is helping to fund the tour transport and…. Continue reading
Supermarkets aren’t moving fast enough to lower dairy prices, says Federated Farmers dairy chair
Federated Farmers dairy chair Karl Dean says while the market always fluctuates, consumers are often missing out when prices do drop.
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Infometrics doubles New Zealand’s 2026 growth forecast
Infometrics latest set of forecasts is taking a slightly more upbeat view of the recovery.
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Kaipātiki board makes landmark investment to protect environment
Kaipātiki Local board makes landmark allocation of $1,065,900 into local environmental initiatives.
Funds to environmental heroes Kaipātiki Project and Pest Free Kaipātiki have more than doubled.
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Whau backs Avondale playground upgrade for major funding boost
A potential major upgrade to the Avondale Central Reserve playground has been given backing by Whau Local Board, after submitting the project for funding through Auckland Council’s new $20 million Fix and Finish Fund.
After reviewing several potential… Continue reading
Uni students warned about promoting overseas gambling websites on social media
The Department of Internal Affairs says influencers could face a $5000 fine.
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