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‘Nelson Tenths’ bill passing finally settles 180-year land dispute
In 1845, a Crown grant stated a tenth of all land used for the Nelson settlement would be reserved in...
Winston Peters refuses to say if he has confidence in the prime minister
Asked repeatedly by Stuff if he had confidence in the prime minister, Winston Peters walked away without answering yes or...
Owner takes $640k loss as Ponsonby’s skinniest house sells post-auction
It wasn’t a project for the faint-hearted, but someone has taken it on. Source link
Heavy swells cancel ferry sailings, road snowfall warnings for North Island
Heavy swells expected across the Cook Strait have cancelled ferry sailings on Tuesday. Source link
Death, despair and deportees: The young women confronting homelessness before dawn
Heriata Rukupo and Courtney Bowden are part of Auckland City Mission’s outreach team. Each morning, or in the evening, they...
Thousands in Indonesia await aid after quake kills 68
Thousands of people were still waiting for aid on the Indonesian island of Flores as the country marked its 81st...
Left, right or out? The case for Jett Cleary to replace Luke Metcalf
Luke Hanson is built for an injury crisis like this, but there’s one side detail that could make an NRL...
Environmental groups deliver open letter to MPs demanding mining ban on conservation land
A coalition of 11 leading environmental and climate organisations have delivered a joint open letter to all Members of Parliament....
Wayne Brown asks public for ‘quick fixes’ to Auckland’s transport frustrations
The Auckland Mayor is asking the public for their top roading and transport issues that can be easily fixed. Source...
‘I take them at their word’: Luxon accepts Bishop and Stanford’s assurances
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he is confidence Defence Minister Chris Penk acted alone in trying to oust him as...
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