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- Radio Aotearoa Announces Indefinite Stand-Down Of Shubz Says Soil y a 17 min
The decision means the previously proposed move of Shubz Says So to the 7:00pm–10:00pm Monday-to-Friday timeslot from 31 August 2026 will not proceed.
- New Zealand’s Leading Young Landscape Professionals Set For National Skills Showdown In Christchurchil y a 59 min
Registered Master Landscapers Chief Executive Rachel Louie said the event provides a national stage for people who are already building serious careers in the profession.
- New Zealanders See A Growing Need For Infrastructure Investment, But Confidence In Delivery Remains Lowil y a 1 h
Nearly seven in ten New Zealanders (69%) believe the country is falling behind, while an identical proportion say infrastructure has not been adequately adapted to cope with future climate impacts.
- Classic And Ski Vehicle Hire Gains Traction As New Zealand Tourism Reboundsil y a 1 h
Tourism Industry Aotearoa reported overseas visitor numbers up approximately 6% in the year to September 2025, with regional centres such as Nelson capturing a notable share of that growth.
- Cuisine Names New Zealand’s Top Restaurants And Hospitality Talent For 2026il y a 2 h
Cuisine owner and editor Kelli Brett said revealing the winners of the Cuisine Good Food Awards 2026 is always a proud moment for the publication and for the industry it champions.
- Group And Seasonal Travel Patterns Reshape How New Zealanders And Visitors Hire Vehiclesil y a 16 h
Group travel, in particular, has driven demand for larger vehicle categories. Tour parties, university clubs, and corporate teams frequently book minibus hire in Queenstown to move multiple people eff…
- Car Rental Demand Rises Across New Zealand As Tourism And Group Travel Expandil y a 17 h
Dunedin has seen growing interest from both domestic and international travellers requiring larger vehicles for regional exploration and group transport.
- Term Deposit Rates Will Rise - But Is That Where Your Money Should Be?il y a 17 h
Shorter terms have moved less. The six-month rate has not moved according to the Reserve Bank data, while the one-year rate has picked up from 3.5 percent to 4 percent.
- NZ Young Farmers Calls On Members And Communities To Help Tell Its 100-Year Storyil y a 17 h
For almost 100 years, NZYF has brought young people together, built friendships and skills, and played a part in rural communities across New Zealand.
- Behind The Scenes: Equipment Checks, Strapping-In, And What “Safe” Really Looks Likeil y a 18 h
One of the biggest misconceptions about bungy jumping is that the cord might snap. It’s an understandable concern, but one that doesn’t reflect how the equipment is managed.
- Not-For-Profit Online Supermarkets – To Bring Lower Grocery Prices To Struggling Familiesil y a 18 h
A New Zealand registered charity has come up with a not-for-profit online supermarket model it believes is sound, and is confident it can succeed in challenging the duopoly’s prices.
- No New Taxes, Means Everyday New Zealanders Continue To Foot The Bill - Better Taxesil y a 19 h
Polling commissioned by Better Taxes ahead of the Budget in May showed that a majority of people thought the government should bring in a major bank levy - 52% agreed; 24% disagreed.
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