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Friday, 30 April 2021, 5:55 am Higher house prices contributing to the rapid gentrification of suburbs across New Zealand pose yet another challenge for small businesses owners, who may find the products and services that served them well a year ago no longer meet the changing neighbourhoods needs. BetterCo Business Advisors and Chartered Accounting firm director, Alister Siew, says his firm is working with some small businesses whose profits are declining because their offerings dont meet the...

Press Release – BetterCo Higher house prices contributing to the rapid gentrification of suburbs across New Zealand pose yet another challenge for small businesses owners, who may find the products and services that served them well a year ago no longer meet the changing neighbourhood’s needs. BetterCo Business Advisors and Chartered Accounting firm director, Alister Siew, says his firm is working with some small businesses whose profits are declining because their offerings don’t meet th...

Press Release – BetterCo Higher house prices contributing to the rapid gentrification of suburbs across New Zealand pose yet another challenge for small businesses owners, who may find the products and services that served them well a year ago no longer meet the changing … Higher house prices contributing to the rapid gentrification of suburbs across New Zealand pose yet another challenge for small businesses owners, who may find the products and services that served them well a year ago n...

The new Mt Roskill police station. Photo: RNZ / Dan Cook The build was part of a modernisation programme for police properties. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster and Police Minister Poto Williams cut the ribbon at the official ceremony this morning. The new base opened after more than two years of planning, is fitted out with new features to provide better access for the public, and can house nearly 100 staff. It comes after several stations across New Zealand were merged or closed in recent y...

Date Time NZ police appeal for sightings of missing Auckland man Auckland Police are appealing for sightings of Robert Taylor, who has been reported missing from Mt Roskill. Mr Taylor, aged 81, left his home in Mt Roskill at around 3.30pm yesterday afternoon. He was last seen walking on Hillsborough Road, towards Lynfield. Mr Taylor is described as being tall and of solid build. He was last seen wearing a grey zip-up hoodie, black trackpants, and brown shoes. Mr Taylor has some health issues an...

NZ Police/Supplied Police were concerned for the wellbeing of missing 81-year-old Robert Taylor, however he has since been found “safe and well". An 81-year-old Auckland man who had been missing since Friday afternoon has been found. Police said Robert Taylor left his Mt Roskill home about 3.30pm on Friday. Police had concerns for his wellbeing due to some health issues. However, he was later found “safe and well”, police said in a statement on Saturday. “Police would like to thank ...

Press Release – New Zealand Police Robert Taylor Auckland Police are appealing for sightings of Robert Taylor, who has been reported missing from Mt Roskill. Mr Taylor, aged 81, left his home in Mt Roskill at around 3.30pm yesterday afternoon. He was last seen walking on Hillsborough Road, towards Lynfield. Mr Taylor is described as being tall and of solid build. He was last seen wearing a grey zip-up hoodie, black trackpants, and brown shoes. Mr Taylor has some health issues and there are co...

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RYAN ANDERSON/Stuff Sarah Topsy Masefield still hits the gym three times a week, just after turning 100 years old. “When I come back home, I feel virtuous.” The centenarian, who is also known as Topsy, took up Gold Fit at 96 with daughters Glynne​ Newton​ and Kerrie​ Waite​. The oldest member of the class, she was awarded a lifetime gym membership to mark her 100th birthday. RYAN ANDERSON Centenarian Sarah Topsy Masefield pumps weights in her Gold Fit class. Masefield​ was bor...

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...