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Air NZ 75th anniversary corporate video
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Air NZ 75th anniversary corporate video

Today marks Air NZ's 75th anniversary. The airline's maiden flight by a Short S30 flying boat took off from Auckland on this day in 1940 and landed in Rose Bay in Sydney. This supplied corporate video includes footage from the maiden flight.

Emirates crosses 20,000 cabin crew
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Emirates crosses 20,000 cabin crew

This Emirates corporate video features Performance Standards Purser Don Godamune's journey of his career as cabin crew with Emirates as the airline crosses the 20,000 cabin crew milestone. Supplied by Emirates.

Beast of Burden trailer
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Beast of Burden trailer

Auckland-based animation company Huhu Studios has signed up to a co-production with China Film Animation to develop the first animated 3D movie between the two nations, 'Beast of Burden'.

John Key: Seven new schools funded
New Zealand

John Key: Seven new schools funded

Prime Minister John Key has announced a suite of new schools which will be funded in next month's Budget, and a boost in R and D funding. He has also suggested the Budget will contain measures to address child poverty, saying "we're focused on breaking the cycle of material hardship among families with children".

Precision Seafood Harvesting results
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Precision Seafood Harvesting results

The first set of results are in from two years of testing on New Zealand’s new Precision Seafood Harvesting fishing method and scientists say already they can see that the survival rates for fish are better than expected.

SpatNZ
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SpatNZ

A new mussel hatchery and lab facility is due to open north of Nelson at the Cawthron Aquaculture Park, where Greenshell Mussels where industry leaders say the element of chance is being taken out of mussel farming. Video supplied by SpatNZ.

Tourism NZ: The Big Blue
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Tourism NZ: The Big Blue

Tourism New Zealand's promotional video 'The Big Blue' showcases New Zealand as a cruising and chartering destination and offers a glimpse into what a superyacht holiday in New Zealand is like The video was produced with the Mayer family while travelling on their superyacht The Big Blue in New Zealand earlier this year.

Business Video: Brian Fallow discusses OCR announcement
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Business Video: Brian Fallow discusses OCR announcement

Economics editor Brian Fallow discusses the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Statement issued today. The bank has removed the prospect of future interest rate hikes from its forecast horizon as a strong kiwi dollar and cheap oil hold down inflation, and the central bank ponders whether to lower its assessment of where "neutral" interest rates should be. The kiwi dollar gained after the statement.

$7.8m Devonport library rebuild a hit
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$7.8m Devonport library rebuild a hit

A secret door between the children's area and the community meeting room, anti-fight pillow seating squabs and a microchip-activated cat door for elderly tabby Benjamin are unusual features of the new Devonport Library, which had its civic opening last Thursday.

The Reserve Bank: Risk, regulation and responsible choices
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The Reserve Bank: Risk, regulation and responsible choices

The Reserve Bank has prepared a short video explaining the importance of regulation. This video, featuring the Bank's Head of Prudential Supervision, Toby Fiennes, explains how regulation helps to promote a sound and efficient financial system, and why everyone has a role to play.

Air NZ: Cheaper fares could be coming
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Air NZ: Cheaper fares could be coming

Air New Zealand says a surge in capacity this year will help lead to lower airfares. The airline is boosting the number of seats by just under 12 per cent for the remainder of this financial year around the Pacific Rim and on domestic routes. Air New Zealand announced today record interim normalised earnings before taxation of $216 million, up 20 per cent on the prior corresponding period. It's chief executive Christopher Luxon said the carrier was in a period of unprecedented growth.

Government's new social housing plan
New Zealand

Government's new social housing plan

Thousands of state houses to be sold and tenants moved on as the Government looks to private sector to deliver social housing. Prime Minister John Key has set out plans to expand the provision of social housing, which could see up to 8000 state houses sold by 2017 and up to 5000 better-off state tenants moved out to make way for needier cases. The plan could see tenanted state houses sold to approved community housing providers or iwi at a discount rate so long as the houses remained as subsidised rentals.