Three months, 10,000 jobs gone
Data shows it’s not just the main centres where pain is being felt.
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When changing power provider doesn’t save you money
A family of six who switched power providers in search of a better deal say they’ve been caught out and will now have to pay $150 more a month.
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Napier fuel station rename driven by mana whenua
A Z service station in Ahuriri, Napier has been gifted a new name from Ngāti Pārau. The site formally known as ‘Z Kennedy Road’, has officially been changed to ‘Z…
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Local elections: Can Auckland count on you?
Voting in Auckland’s local elections is now open.
Voting papers are being sent to enrolled voters between September 9 -22 so they can choose Auckland’s champions.
This means in October, Tāmaki Makaurau gets a newly elected set of leaders to make decisi… Continue reading
Strength in numbers: improved community safety in Panmure
More on-the-ground presence in Panmure to improve safety.
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board improves Panmure safety with Crime Prevention programme.
The project is in collaboration with the Glen Innes, and Onehunga Business Associations, the Ministry of… Continue reading
Fresh air and fresh tracks: Explore West Auckland’s natural beauty on foot
From coastal clifftops to lush native forest, bustling town centres to peaceful riverside paths, West Auckland offers some of the most varied and rewarding walks in Tāmaki Makaurau.
The treasured Waitākere Ranges provide a green backdrop to the city,… Continue reading
City Fitness’ advertised membership prices misleading – Commerce Commission
City Fitness faces 16 charges under the Fair Trading Act .
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ANZ to cut thousands of jobs in Australia – no major cuts in NZ
The bank’s Australian parent announced a major restructure on Tuesday, which would see about 3500 employees losing their jobs by September next year.
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City Fitness gyms charged under Fair Trading Act over alleged misleading fees
The chain of gyms claimed a compulsory 3 percent fee was for the cost of processing transactions.
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Two large retailers preparing to lay off staff as sector far from optimistic
The sector is not rebounding as well as in Australia, new figures show.
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