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Air NZ profits double on lower fuel costs

Air NZ reported its first-half profit almost doubled as fuel costs tumbled and the airline reined in labour costs.

Rail-trench opening will ease travel for motorists

Illness leaves airport jetless

Port of Tauranga profits up despite freight decline

Port of Tauranga, New Zealand's biggest export port, has posted a 2 per cent gain in first-half profit by reining in costs as freight volumes fell, eroding revenue.

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Tourism Holdings turns to profit, boosts sales on Aust visitor pickup

Air NZ targets Japanese charters

Upper Symonds St joins rail station plan

Mayors reject Queens Wharf funding plan

Auckland's mayors will not commit to funding the 'party central' development without a waterfront masterplan in place.

School bus in collision with vehicle in central Auckland

Six school children are taken to hospital after a bus and another vehicle collided in the Auckland suburb of Mt Eden today.

Freight firm boosts market share

Qantas profits plunge 72pc

Mainfreight's profits down but sees market improving

More visit Christchurch

Hungry riders drop in for free breakfast

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