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+Undoctored Media release from Harbour Hospice Thursday 29 April 2021, 02:35 PM 1 minute to Read Shrink wrap is on, scaffolding is up and construction is underway, but now Harbour Hospice North Shore needs your help to finish its vital $20 million redevelopment project. Last night over 100 people gathered at Smales Farm to celebrate the start of construction and mark the launch of its public fundraising campaign to help the charity reach its bold target. This crucial community service, given free of charge to anyone who needs it, is already experiencing the impact of the rapidly growi...

The Government’s new approach to drug-impaired driving has changed since I called it “pretty good“, but it’s still evidence based and seems a fair compromise. The Bill is being heard by the Transport and Infrastructure Committee, chaired by Greg “The Regulator” O’Connor. Other members are Julie Anne Genter (Greens); Labour’s Paul Eagle, Shanan Halbert, Terisa Ngobi and Helen White; National’s Chistopher Luxon and Mark Mitchell, and ACT’s James McDowall. Many New Zealanders enjoy using cannabis regularly or on occasion, and the vast majority consume it responsibly. Some New...

Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament.

Councillor calls for Tino Rangatiratanga flag to feature permanently on Auckland Harbour Bridge 7 Feb, 2021 10:35 PM Quick Read An Auckland councillor is calling on the Government to keep the Tino Rangatiratanga flag flying from the Harbour Bridge permanently. Photo / Jason Oxenham An Auckland councillor is calling on the Government to keep the Tino Rangatiratanga flag flying from the Harbour Bridge permanently. Photo / Jason Oxenham RNZ An Auckland councillor is calling on the Government to keep the Tino Rangatiratanga flag flying from the Harbour Bridge permanently. The red, white and black...

A ceremony to celebrate the reopening of an Auckland wharf has been postponed after a community case of Covid-19 was confirmed.