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152-unit CBD project frozen as $80m+ Wellington builder goes into liquidation

"It's a reflection of the unstable market. Everyone is busy," says one sector leader.

Woman claimed 'innocence by nature of being a woman'; Judge wasn't impressed

Judge reprimands accused over 'pathetic' paperwork after telling her to be quiet.

Luxon hints at spending cuts in pre-Budget speech

Christopher Luxon wants the Government to "re-prioritise" spending.

Thomas Coughlan: How can NZ dig itself out of the infrastructure hole?

The Government is being challenged to build better infrastructure.

Tinder swindlers: Police warning on internet love rats who steal millions

Police are warning people looking for love to be careful.

All Blacks confirmed for rare midweek test

The All Blacks will return to Melbourne for the first time since 2010.

Prime Minister set to speak at US Business Summit today

The event will explore the opportunities for Kiwi businesses with America.

Sir Robert Gillies: 'Māori no better off now than before two world wars'

Last surviving member of Maori Battalion says Maori are no better now than before the war.

'Urgent' gang laws, unused for decades, deemed a failure - research

Some of the introduced offences haven't been used in more than 20 years.

Dozens escape besieged Mariupol amid US move

Up to 1000 civilians sheltering in the Azovstal steel plant have begun moving out.

The Kiwi industry that's forecast to need more than 200,000 workers - and the lure of Oz

The Work and Income scheme grants $16,000 over two years to apprentices

'Not angry anymore': Cairns breaks silence on High Court trial, health battle, future

Cairns said brush with death changed his perspective on life and made him more open.

Jarrod Gilbert: What we can learn from 90s gang clashes ahead of election

OPINION: It's important we learn from the gang laws of the 1990s.

Reunited! Border reopens to international visitors from visa-waiver countries

International arrivals are slowly starting to pick up again.

Sideswipe: That's cats for you ...

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