Wairarapa Times-Age newspaper purchased by Stuff
The newspaper’s local, rural and real estate was a natural fit for Stuff’s regional network, its managing director says.
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Category : News
Changes to emissions targets okay ‘if supported by evidence’ – business, climate leaders
They stand by New Zealand’s 2050 carbon reduction targets, but are open to adding international aviation and shipping emissions.
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Productivity is surging as staff return to office, employers say
But staff themselves saw things differently.
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Too many workers losing fingers, “businesses aren’t taking responsibility” – WorkSafe
WorkSafe is calling on manufacturing businesses to boost safety standards, saying too many workers are losing their fingers in industrial machinery.
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Don’t delay interest rate relief too long – Westpac tells Reserve Bank
No need to wait for ideal conditions to cut interest rates and give households some relief, Westpac tells Reserve Bank.
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Build a safer Glen Eden together
Together, let’s build a safer, more resilient Glen Eden.
The Glen Eden Community patrol is once again operational, thanks to the support from Waitākere Ranges Local Board.
As a member of Community Patrol NZ, the group has been patrolling in areas… Continue reading
Get ready to hunt for treasure at Shelly Beach’s revamped playgrounds
The Shelly Beach playgrounds have reopened after a major upgrade and soon families will be able to hunt for treasure there.Shelly Beach is a popular recreation spot that sits on the eastern side of South Head peninsula, and the reserve has two playgrou… Continue reading
Mayor moves forward with Auckland Future Fund
At yesterday’s Budget Committee workshop, Mayor Wayne Brown unveiled a revised mayoral proposal for the Long-term Plan (10-year Budget) 2024-34. This includes a reimagined bid to establish an Auckland Future Fund, initially capitalised using the counci… Continue reading
New Zealanders leaving at a record pace while immigration slows
More than half of 52,500 New Zealand citizens who left in the year ended March headed to Australia.
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Kiwibank, BNZ drop mortgage rates
The banks have made cuts to their six-month and one-year terms, following ASB’s move last week.
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