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Key had purchased one of the golf course sections, he said. Sites ranged between 1700 square metres and 23,00 square metres, with 16 prime sites on the golf course itself, with the remaining 15 directly behind them and slightly elevated. The golf course sections were the best sites on the development, he said. “Interest has been strong since releasing the sections a couple of days ago”. SUPPLIED A new luxury resort in Gibbston Valley, near Queenstown offers investors some serious luxury...

OPINION: The government is looking to crack down on tobacco. Yes, it has risks - but New Zealanders should have the right to make an informed decision about smoking.

Yesterdaze: National sticks to its shivving Newsroom 1 day ago © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. Amid some in-House knitting drama this week, there was more speculation the knives are out for National Party leader Judith Collins. But doesnt National always have its knives out? James Elliott has the news of the week.  It was an exciting week for tho...

Government was preparing to directly subsidise Rio Tintos transmission costs 16 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 9 minutes to read Within an hour of Rio Tinto announcing a strategic review of Tiwai Point, Labour ministers promised there would be no financial assistance from the Government. Photo / Gregor Richardson Within an hour of Rio Tinto announcing a strategic review of Tiwai Point, Labour ministers promised there would be no financial assistance from the Government. Photo / Gregor Richardson In public ...

Steven Joyce: Labour drifting along on a road to nowhere 16 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Labours list of delivery failures is growing. Photo / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald OPINION: There is an emerging sense that New Zealand is drifting along post-Covid while much of the rest of the world cranks up. There is no momentum around vaccine rollouts, no obvious plan for economic recovery (in fact the reverse), nor any sign of a plan to open up to th...

Matthew Hooton: My message to National - and how to avoid another leadership fiasco 15 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read Whether its Judith Collins or Simon Bridges is beside the point if National cant work out what sort of party it wants to be. Photo / Hawkes Bay Today Whether its Judith Collins or Simon Bridges is beside the point if National cant work out what sort of party it wants to be. Photo / Hawkes Bay Today NZ Herald OPINION: This is a letter to old friends. Having imprude...

Source: Amnesty International NZ Australians and New Zealanders will be able to access a travel bubble from next week, but there is a group of people who have been desperate to get across the ditch since 2013 when then-NZ prime minister John Key offered to resettle refugees trapped in Australia’s cruel offshore processing system. Today a group of faith leaders from around the country have published an open letter to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in his local newspaper calling on hi...

OPINION: Coup talk in National distracting just when Nats should be capitalising on huge gulf between words and action from Labour.

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A Timeline of Our Glorious Leader’s Time as Vice-Chancellor It was a Friday afternoon that no human alive will ever forget. 19 March 2021, the day that Great and Glorious Vice-Chancellor Doctor Professor Vada Harlene Hayne ONZM BA MS PhD left our beloved University. Temperatures plunged as the Sun hid its face in sorrow. Angels wept in the skies up above. That Friday night, alcohol poisonings spiked as students, distraught by the tragic news, drowned their sorrows in toasts to our Outstanding...