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Warning skiers may bypass Chch
Christchurch hotels are heading for the winter doldrums as tourism bosses warn skiers may bypass the city and head straight for Queenstown.
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PM celebrates start of Aucklanda s big causeway upgrade
The Prime Minister, John Key, today turned the first spade of soil marking the official start of work on the NZ Transport Agency's $220m upgrade of the Northwestern Motorway causeway in west Auckland.
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Fury over installation of two-way mirrors looking into women's toilets at Glasgow nightclub
LICENSING bosses are to call time on a "sleazy and degrading" two-way mirror at a nightclub which allows revellers to leer at women in the toilets.
Frankie the cat has a friend for life in Jana Beth and Tim Mosley, of York, England.
New Zealand Herald readership rises
The New Zealand Herald is the fastest-growing daily newspaper in the country with readership increasing every single day of the week, the latest Nielsen audience numbers show.
Christchurch Opens New Customer Service Center
A new multi-jurisdictional customer service center has become available for residents in New Zealand.
Kiwi building designs 'shabby'
"Every morning here at breakfast people comment about New Zealand. Almost all, including Americans, say what a beautiful country this is, 'But the towns - what they are doing?', they ask.
US marines will run to retrace history on Paekakarikia s Little Burma Road
US Embassy Wellington History will repeat itself this Sunday as a group of United States Marines retrace the footsteps of their former comrades, seven decades later.
CBE chief superintendent's $15,000 trip to New Zealand comes under scrutiny
CBE chief superintendent Naomi Johnson racked up $1,110.92 in international data roaming charges on her tablet while on a taxpayer-paid trip to New Zealand.
Asian artists share their inspiration
The Asian star has risen, that much is clear. And the trend has filtered through to the world of design.
Banished travellers shelter in toilet
SLEEPLESS NIGHT: Pierre-Oliver Pigeon, 21, and Maude Rousseau, 18, of Montreal, were among the travellers told to leave Christchurch airport at midnight.
Saddle up and head to Scotland to help Primrose
CYCLISTS can saddle up and take part in an exhilirating 50-mile charity night ride through the streets of Edinburgh to raise funds for the Primrose Hospice.
App helps travellers spend a penny
Adam Hutchinson is helping travellers in New Zealand find their way to the toilet.
200 NZ Fossils Profiled In New Photographic Guide
A new photographic guide of New Zealand fossils is expected to become a landmark reference for local fossil hunters for many years.
Kiwi designers fight for future of industry
Ruby directing manager Christine Sharma believes New Zealand labels have to adapt to survive in the new online environment.
Tourism Bay of Plenty unveils plans for summer
Tourism Bay of Plenty general manager Rhys Arrowsmith unveiled plans for promoting the Bay of Plenty at a tourism operator event on Monday night.
Sheriff: Rural areas need local courts
A Scottish sheriff said today that he would rather work from "a large furniture van" than see courts close in dozens of rural areas.
NZ missing boat on cruises: expert
When a cruise ship comes in there may be 300 people in an hour and some businesses struggled with that.
Visitors flocking to NZ in record numbers
Chinese visitors usually opted to book package deals or tours of New Zealand, with the Bay of Islands, Rotorua and Queenstown.
1977 Jumboliner provides touch of luxury
Otago Heritage Bus Society deputy chairman Peter Dowden in Queenstown on Sunday with the first Mount Cook Denning Jumboliner.