Rounding out Auckland Council’s annual World of Cultures two-week festival, CultureFest returns next year to Mt Roskill War Memorial Park on Sunday, 3 April 2022.
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Auckland women didn’t get their own public toilets until 1910, nearly 40 years after men. Before then, women were expected to use the toilets in shops – or wait until they got home.
When Grafton Bridge opened, so did the Grafton Bridge Toilets, with a…. Continue reading
Helix Offshore Services has been awarded for final phase of the decommissioning of the Tui Oil Field off the coast of Taranaki.
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A Reserve Bank survey has shown inflation expectations hitting the highest in more than a decade adding further weight to the case for interest rates to rise again next week.
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Sharesies’ annual survey showed 27 percent of respondents did not want to own a property, more than double the level of the past three years.
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Move comes after years of pressure on the technology company from consumer groups for the right to repair.
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A strong rise in domestic sales and licensing revenue has seen Auckland based drug marker AFT Pharmaceuticals post a much improved half year result.
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The fishing company expects a gradual recovery in volumes and prices as the world market opens up and demand returns.
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The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) will take a “supportive” approach with financial organisations having to meet upcoming standards for the disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Auckland Mayor Phil Goff has strongly welcomed the government’s announcement that Aucklanders will be able to travel outside of the city from Wednesday 15 December.
“For Aucklanders who have lived under tough restrictions for over three months, the… Continue reading