Proposal to close North Island community papers in print for more than 100 years
Mediawatch - The closure of 14 local papers in the North Island could see the end of a century-long history.
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Explained: One North Island electorate will disappear before the next election – here’s why
Stats NZ has confirmed one electoral seat will be removed in the North Island for the 2026 general ... sits outside the 5% tolerance. Given New Zealand has 120 parliamentary seats (excluding ...
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23 Unmissable Things To Do On New Zealand's North Island
New Zealand’s North Island, also known as Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu, is where you’ll find the country’s capital city, Wellington, as well as some of the country’s most beautiful ...
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Firefighters battle huge blaze tearing through New Zealand wetland home to threatened species
told CNN affiliate Radio New Zealand (RNZ) that those birds include the Australasian bittern, or the matuku-hūrepo in Māori; the spotless crake, or pūweto; and the North Island fernbird ...
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NZ’s Treaty Principles Bill protest hīkoi begins in Far North
A national hīkoi across Aotearoa New Zealand began today in the small Far North town of Te Kāo. Supporters gathered at Pōtahi ...
New Zealanders are marching, performing haka to protest divisive bill
The Treaty Principles Bill seeks to revise New Zealand’s foundational agreement with Maori people and is hugely unpopular, ...
Damp Start To Canterbury Anniversary Weekend; Wet Start For Coldplay Fans In Auckland
Barry continues, “Northland and Auckland are also in store for their fair share of rainfall, with a Heavy Rain Watch issued for Northland on Friday. Things begin to ease on Friday evening, with ...
Quake hits central New Zealand
The lower North Island and upper South were struck by a "moderate" strength earthquake on Monday afternoon. Geonet reported ...
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INTERVIEW: SBS reporter Liz Maddock is at the annual treaty meeting at Waitangi in New Zealand's North Island
New Zealand's coalition government, led by Chris Luxon, has travelled to Waitangi on New Zealand's North Island for the annual treaty meeting, or powhiri, with Maori leaders.