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Letters: House prices and cheap money, alcohol harm, exotic trees and electric trams 3 May, 2021 05:00 PM 9 minutes to read One writer says the age-old housing shortage is here to stay and the availability of cheap money will continue to push up prices. Photo / Dean Purcell. One writer says the age-old housing shortage is here to stay and the availability of cheap money will continue to push up prices. Photo / Dean Purcell. NZ Herald Its past time to rein money The 40 years of rising h...

CCTV shows two women dressed in NZ Post uniforms taking parcels from an Onehunga apartment complex. Security footage has emerged appearing to show two women in New Zealand Post uniforms stealing parcels from an Auckland apartment complex. NZ Post has confirmed uniforms were stolen during a break-in at one of its depots in east Auckland on April 25 – three days before the CCTV video was shot. Its understood one of the items was a gift intended to be used in a kindergarten fundraiser. The CC...

Images show women impersonating posties stealing parcels from apartments Newshub 5 hrs ago © Supplied. Security imagery circulating online appears to show two women wearing New Zealand Post uniforms allegedly stealing parcels from an Auckland apartment block. It comes after an east Auckland NZ Post depot was broken into and uniforms were stolen. Police wont confirm the two incidents are related, but enquiries are underway into both. NZ Post Chief Operating Officer Brendon Main told Newshub ...

"We are confident they are not NZ Post staff or contractors."

The CCTV footage was recorded at the Onehunga apartments just before 3pm on Wednesday, a resident said. A police spokesman confirmed theyd received a report relating to the apartment theft last night, and police were looking to speak to the two women in the video. "If members of the public know those involved, they can provide information to police by calling 105 and quoting the file number 210429/3091." NZ Post told  Stuff the company was working with police as it investigated the recent...

Khylee Quince05:00, May 01 2021 RNZ Ophir Cassidy is the first Māori judge with a moko kauae to be appointed to the district court. In a special sitting of the Manukau District Court at Te Kura Māori o Nga Tapuwae - Judge Cassidys old school - she was sworn in. OPINION: Two weeks ago, a former student of mine, Ophir Cassidy, was sworn in as the 31st Māori judge in Aotearoa, and the first on the District Court bench to wear the moko kauae – joining Judge Carin Fox of the Māori Land Court. ...

Vishu Festival is one of the most significant celebrations on the Malayali community calendar.

Kia Aroha College Otuhaka on the Tongan stage Photo: RNZ / Mabel Muller Students wowed the crowds with their performances and speech competitions on the different island stages: Māori, Samoa, Tonga, Niue, Cook Islands and the Diversity stage. Seiuli said this years theme of Healing the body, mind, spirit and soul with the strength of Culture was appropriate as it showed the resilience of the students and their teachers, families and friends to come together and celebrate their language and cu...

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Press Release – Exterior Cleaning Industry Association There are few instances that require entire populations to work together to overcome it. A lack of necessary resources for human survival is one such case, and while that may sound hyperbolic, this is the exact case with Auckland’s water supply. Tāmaki Makaurau is amidst one of the worst droughts the region has ever seen with water restrictions being put in place in an effort to get ahead of the water shortage. The water shortage start...