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Richard Prebble: Who'll do all the work if the jobseekers won't? - Vimarsana News

Richard Prebble: Who'll do all the work if the jobseekers won't?

OPINION: As we say goodbye to 2023 and welcome in 2024, it’s a good time to catch up on the very best of the Herald columnists we enjoyed reading over the...

Letters: Sewage on Auckland harbour beaches a disgrace - Vimarsana News

Letters: Sewage on Auckland harbour beaches a disgrace

It seems that by deferring maintenance and replacement of Auckland’s oldest water infrastructure that we are now unable to swim in most of our inner harbour...

Political Culture And Close Elections - Vimarsana News

Political Culture And Close Elections

When countries' national elections are closely fought, it means that the median voters critically determine the parliamentary or congressional outcome. But, though depending to a considerable extent on the prevailing political culture, the centre-of-gravity ...

The Shipping News: Lyttelton Versus Picton, And Other Stories - Vimarsana News

The Shipping News: Lyttelton Versus Picton, And Other Stories

Last week the new government effectively cancelled the plans of Kiwi Rail – in the form of 'The Interislander' – derailing its intended Picton rail and road expansion. The plans were judged to be too costly; in particular, the rate of cost escalation ...

Alberton Celebrates 50 Years Open To The Public - Vimarsana News

Alberton Celebrates 50 Years Open To The Public

A stunning historic Mt Albert mansion, once the heart of colonial Auckland’s social elite, has celebrated its 50th anniversary of being open to the public. Alberton, cared for by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, has racked up its first half century ...