Nestled on the lush banks of the Mahurangi River, Mahurangi College in Warkworth is buzzing with more than just school bells and sports practices. It’s also buzzing with the sound of shovels in the soil, birds returning to reforested bush, and students… Continue reading
A reflective light trail, wrapped in the kaupapa (purpose) of Matariki Festival, is a must-see in Auckland’s city centre from 21 June to 13 July.
Believed to be a world-first in indigenous art, this two-kilometre Matariki light trail traces a path from… Continue reading
Auckland Council is taking to the skies again to deploy state-of-the-art Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) technology to map critical waterways as part of its Making Space for Water (MSFW) programme.
The innovative technology provides virtual… Continue reading
“We get barber shops calling us up all the time for barber students”
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New traffic-light controlled crossing near 571 Manukau Road.
Greenwoods Corner now a safer and better-connected town centre.
No overall parking removal due to the addition of a new car park.
Epsom’s Greenwoods Corner will become is now a safer and… Continue reading
The privately funded projects have been costed to eventually cost as much as $5 billion.
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A report covering a 25-year period shows the payback period for village apartments can be over 20 years.
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Experts are split on whether banks will cut interests rates again over concerns for escalating global risks.
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The New Zealand market is the first in the world to open after the US bombing raids on Iranian nuclear facilities.
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The US involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran means global economic uncertainty is even higher than before, say economists.
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