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Rising fuel prices squeeze ride-sharing drivers
9:54 am todaySoaring fuel prices are forcing some drivers that provide ride-sharing services to shell out as much as $100 extra on petrol each week just to stay on the road.
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What one changing suburb tells us about Auckland
17 Mar 2026An Asian supermarket is replacing a Woolworths store in Blockhouse Bay, but the shifting demographics of the neighbourhood have been visible for some time.
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How NZ can attract international students amid China’s declining birthrate
18 Mar 2026The benefits of New Zealand's education engagement with China go beyond the export education sector, according to a new report.
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NZ to expand work rights for international students
13 Mar 2026New Zealand will introduce a new work visa for international graduates and expand post-study work rights for some diploma holders later this year.
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Turning a Lunar New Year staple into a daily delight
16/2/2026A Taiwanese family in Auckland needs to produce about 300,000 dumplings a week as demand for the dish grows.
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Two-year ban on taking shellfish and seaweed from rockpools north of Auckland
15/2/2026The ban covers all of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula, and further north at Kawau Bay and Ōmaha Bay.
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Immigration experts question withholding tourism levies after visa rejections
13/2/2026New Zealand pockets millions of dollars each year from tourism levies paid by individuals who have never set foot in the country after having their visa applications declined.
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Asia’s oldest orchestra looks to strike a chord in Auckland
20/2/2026The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra returns to the country's largest city after half a century as part of the Auckland Arts Festival.
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Stanford hails $3.39b boost from new 'golden visa'
13/2/2026The immigration minister said 573 applications had been received since changes to the investor visa took effect last April
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New videos offer international tourists road safety tips
12/2/2026Two short videos have been released by Queenstown Lakes District Council ahead of Lunar New Year. Audio
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Asian families turn to foodbanks as unemployment, living costs rise
11/2/2026Asian individuals are the ethnic group least likely to use foodbanks, but there has been a sharp increase in people seeking help.
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Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in prison after landmark national security trial
12/2/2026The billionaire was among the highest-profile government critics charged since Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law on the city in 2020.