MIQ hotels sit empty, workers depart, as system winds down
Room at the inn at 23 hotels and thousands of rooms lie empty as MIQ winds down.
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Destiny Church member charged alongside Brian Tamaki for lockdown protest to plead guilty
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Michael Wood: Light rail should have come years ago
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Emergency failures: Ambulance delayed over an hour for heart attack victim
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Tim Hazledine: Throwing light on rail plans
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