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Brian Rudman: Three health boards must marry and economise
Health Minister Tony Ryall says he has no plans to amalgamate Auckland and Waitemata district health boards, but "would not stand in the way" if such a marriage took place.
Fuel, GST hikes eyed for Auckland
Higher petrol prices, road tolls and even a rise in GST are being dangled in front of Aucklanders as options to pay for a $2.4 billion inner-city rail loop and other transport projects.
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A bigger Auckland - Is it good for NZ?
Auckland Mayor Len Brown started the month by welcoming the baby chosen to represent the 1.5 millionth person living in the city.
Editorial: Morrison wanted the best for his country
Lloyd Morrison, the leading businessman and proud New Zealander who died in Seattle yesterday of cancer, was not as well known as he ought to have been.
New Image reports first-half loss as Malaysian sales fall
Feb. 10 – New Image, which makes colostrum-based health tonics, fell into the red in the first half after Malaysian pharmacies and retailers discounted the manufacturer's drink powders, eroding sales.
Fairfax remains a crucial cog in New Zealand communities
The latest results from the Nielsen Consumer and Media Insights survey show a steady performance from Fairfax brands, despite ongoing local and international uncertainty.
Work experience opportunities for young Aucklanders a " 230, or 1000?
New Zealand Government The Auckland Council, the Auckland Chamber of Commerce and the Ministry of Social Development are working together on an initiative to provide around 230 work experience opportunities for Auckland young people this year.
TEXT-S&P affirms Reynolds Group Holdings Ltd
New Zealand-based packaging producer Reynolds Group Holdings Ltd. is issuing $1.25 billion in senior unsecured notes due August 2019.
Dunedin a " Home of Coffee Connoisseurs
The survey by Canstar Blue asked kiwis to rate their satisfaction with the coffee shop where they had most recently purchased a coffee.
Power price hike for Aucklanders
Mighty River Power, the state owned electricity retailer expected to be the first to be floated by the Government, has announced a 5.8 per cent increase in power prices for households from the start of April.
The Born This Way Ball tarring Lady Gaga
Auckland, New Zealand, 10 February 2012 – Lady Gaga's fans can buy tickets first to her highly anticipated Lady Gaga The Born This Way Ball Tour, exclusively through Visa Entertainment.
Eric Thompson: It's trolley dolly trouble
There's a direct correlation, I reckon, between the skills required with a shopping trolley and the skills required to manoeuvre a vehicle in a supermarket carpark.
Sonny Bill Williams and Khoder Nasser.
Every circus needs a ringmaster and if Sonny Bill Williams is the most hyped and talked-about athlete New Zealand has produced, it figures that he has a manager like Khoder Nasser.
12 Fantastic Tree Houses From Across The World
" Yellow Tree House Fantastic in every detail, the Yellow Tree House by Pacific Environment Architects embraces a 40 meter high redwood tree growing north of Auckland, New Zealand.
Ports Of Auckland Workers Take Their Cause to The Streets
Over three hundred workers at the Ports of Auckland are under attack, with management threatening to contract out their jobs and casualize the workforce.
Graeme Easte: Funding the City Rail Link
The future of an Auckland City Rail link is up in the air - and how to pay for it.
Divided Auckland: More become tenants in own city
The growing gap between rich and poor has made an extra one-sixth of Aucklanders truly "tenants in their own country". Aucklanders who own their own homes have declined from 74 per cent in the 1986 Census to 58.7 per cent last year, according to Statistics New Zealand's household economic survey.
Divided Auckland: One path to owning home gone forever
Georgina Kupa worries her grand-daughter's family doesn't have the help that got the Kupas into their own home in 1969.