Foodstuffs North and South Islands proposed merger on hold
The Commerce Commission says it will release a statement of unresolved issues in due course and outline problem areas.
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The Commerce Commission says it will release a statement of unresolved issues in due course and outline problem areas.
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Job seekers face fierce competition as applications skyrocket
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The battle against Wattle Downs rats is going to sea.
Campaigners have been catching rats on land for almost 20 years, but now they are set to launch baited rafts in the area’s mangroves.
Manurewa Local Board recently gave Pest Free Wattle Downs a gran… Continue reading
It’s time to reveal Puketāpapa’s superheroes.
The local board is on the lookout for larger-than-life characters who render their superpowers or acts of selfless service to the community without expecting anything in return.
Nominate your favourite… Continue reading
It’s “the most challenging time” in modern memory for NZ retailers – but overseas retail giants are sitting pretty.
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Age Concern Auckland is an official provider of the Storm Recovery Navigation Service, working with the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office. Navigators help storm-impacted whānau get back on their feet with much-needed practical support and advice.
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“We’re so grateful we reached out”. Storm-affected homeowner urges those in similar situations to reach out for the support that’s available.
When facing hardship, New Zealanders have a tendency to revert to ‘stoic’ mode, often thinking there’s someone… Continue reading
Welcome to our fortnightly categorisation programme update.
A total of 1676 homes have received a final property categorisation with 533 classed as Category 3 and eligible for a buy-out (as of 20 June).
329 Category 3 homeowners had received or accepte… Continue reading
Job cuts, working from home and customers watching their wallets have all created a perfect storm for retailers in Wellington.
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Analysis – For a country that had just crawled out of recession, there were not many happy faces on the capital’s streets today.
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