Death without a will, and the mess left behind
There are some horror stories about the wreckage left behind when people die without leaving a will, but now something watertight is easier to draw up than ever before.
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More city cyclists get on their bikes – but there is untapped demand for more
There is untapped demand from those who do not have bikes, or the confidence to ride them, researchers and council staff say.
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ACT sets out plan to party faithful: ‘Keep the government and make it better’
The ACT party has unveiled its pitch to lure a new supermarket player into New Zealand through a new fast-track approval process.
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Supermarket loyalty card cyberattack prompts password warning
Scammers may have accessed New World Clubcard accounts, the supermarket says.
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Big changes in midtown, with major upgrades nearing completion
Auckland’s midtown area is being transformed. As major works progress, we’re seeing new public spaces, better transport links, and future-ready infrastructure come to life.
With the City Rail Link (CRL) set to open in 2026, this part of the city is bei… Continue reading
First nominations are in
Auckland elections candidates: by the numbers
It’s been a week since local elections nominations opened. So far 14 candidate nominations have been submitted for the Auckland local elections.
Nominations by positions as at Friday 11 July are as… Continue reading
Aucklanders asked to plan ahead for a gusty day and rainy Friday commute
Aucklanders are being asked to plan ahead for a rainy commute home with this morning’s wintery weather to continue throughout the day and much of tonight. The peak of the rain expected to hit during the commute home later this evening.
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Havelock North boutique dairy company Origin Earth saved by last minute buyer
After 15 years, the business announced it was closing down in May.
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New Zealand’s manufacturing slump continues, slowing economic recovery
Manufacturers are continuing to do it tough BNZ senior economist Doug Steel says.
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More people are learning to eat out on their own
Once an activity for the lonely or stood-up, dining solo is picking up in popularity in New Zealand.
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