Kiwi Newspapers

The Dominion Post
Tuesday - 19th February, 2019
The heartless landlord
New Zealand’s secondlargest landlord – Wellington City Council – has been chastised by the Ten...
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The Timaru Herald
Tuesday - 19th February, 2019
Bad drivers startle ‘Scooterman’
Timaru’s unlikely superhero has a beef with the town’s motorists. Scooterman (aka John ...
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Food
Monday - 18th February, 2019
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Manawatu Standard
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Kapa haka group honours founder
A co-founder of a Manawatu¯ kapa haka team who died last year will be remembered by his tea...
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Marlborough Express
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Early start to grape harvest
Vintage workers have been given an ‘‘unprecedented’’ early call-up because Marlborough’s h...
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Nelson Mail
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Pilot injured in chopper crash
A helicopter pilot was injured after crashing while fighting the Pigeon Valley fire. Reid H...
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New Zealand Listener
Monday - 18th February, 2019
California dreamin’
The first woman to be appointed Listener editor, Jenny Wheeler, reflects on her journalism career an...
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New Zealand Woman’s Weekly
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Firm FAVOURITES
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a far from average date night together at the BAFTA Awards...
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Otago Daily Times
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Young participants in good company
Adults and children launch forward after the starting gun at the Stride, Ride and Slide children’s...
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Taranaki Daily News
Monday - 18th February, 2019
‘Near-misses on daily basis’
New Plymouth cafe owner Jeremy Burton is resigned to losing valuable parking spaces for potential cu...
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The Dominion Post
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Te Papa hatches new plan
A priceless 700-year-old moa egg – one of only 36 in the world – will be at the heart of Te Papa...
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The New Zealand Herald
Monday - 18th February, 2019
China chill hits NZ schools
The number of Chinese students enrolling in New Zealand schools has plunged by more than 1000 this y...
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The Press
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Roundup ban busts budget
Phasing out toxic weedkiller has left the Garden City with a costly fix for getting rid of pest plan...
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The Shed
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Make some wooden toys
Some fun toys to make this issue: a lawn mower and an exploding Kiwi dunny...
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The Southland Times
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Winton’s toughest two minutes in sport . . .
Southern firefighters young and old, recruit to officers, gathered in Winton to compete in the South...
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The Timaru Herald
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Pontoon drive takes the bait at PrimePort
The Timaru Suburban Lions expects a much anticipated pontoon to be in the water on Caroline Bay by t...
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Waikato Times
Monday - 18th February, 2019
Waikato dries up
Farmers could be looking at a drought scenario if the big dry stays put. Niwa meteorologist...
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Woman’s Day (NZ)
Monday - 18th February, 2019
They’re i n OUR ARTS!
From the h moment they locked eyes on TheBachelor, we’ve been besotted too....
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Herald on Sunday
Sunday - 17th February, 2019
Bruised and battered by Thai crash
Zac Guildford was rushed to hospital after being involved in a motorbike accident while celebrating ...
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Sunday Magazine
Sunday - 17th February, 2019
THE NEW GOLD STANDARD
Rigorously tested to exceed export standard....
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Sunday News
Sunday - 17th February, 2019
Locals’ bridge blockade curbs freedom site
FRUSTRATED West Coast residents fed up with tourists crowding their small camping ground have taken ...
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Sunday Star-Times
Sunday - 17th February, 2019
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We’ll take your ideas then add our own tips and suggestions on how to make your time away very spe...
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Property Weekly Taranaki
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Saturday Express
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Canvas
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
From the editor
To be honest, it’s fairly unusual for a contributor to a magazine to be the one to give up the gig...
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Manawatu Standard
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Are we OK with cars on the beach?
Members of the Foxton Beach community are keen for rules governing cars on the beach to change, but ...
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Nelson Mail
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Erebus memorial designs released
Six concept designs have been released for Auckland’s planned Erebus memorial. They inclu...
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Otago Daily Times
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Moving day in sight for Draco
DRACO Kinley is about to go home — which is a very big step for a child who has lived in the child...
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Taranaki Daily News
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Housing with heart
Adecade ago, Ross Kelly never contemplated the chance of being mortgagefree before he turned 60. The...
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The Dominion Post
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Woman gives away apartment block
Wellington woman Susan Price has taken the unusual step of giving away a lovingly restored landmark ...
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The Press
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
800 burglaries a month
Nearly 800 homes a month are broken into in Canterbury – the only metropolitan region where number...
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The Saturday Express, Marlborough
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Seasonal workers build kennels
Migrant vineyard workers from the Pacific are building dog kennels as a way of trialing house buildi...
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The Southland Times
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Southlanders should care
It was a community triumph. In 2000 the Southern Institute of Technology student numbers we...
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The Timaru Herald
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Odey warns Alpine to ‘lift its game’
matthew.littlewood@stuff.co.nz process one of the strong messages expressed by the community was the...
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Waikato Times
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Big plans for city blot
It’s a blot on the landscape. Described as a rabbit warren, the Waikato Regional Council ...
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Weekend Herald
Saturday - 16th February, 2019
Eden Park’s plea for $100m bailout
Eden Park is pleading for $100 million from Auckland ratepayers as mounting financial pressures put ...
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Hauraki Herald
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Northern Outlook
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Taupo Times
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Manawatu Standard
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Kind strangers recognised
A grateful mum is thanking bystanders who rushed to her son’s aid when he was struck by a cyclist,...
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Marlborough Express
Friday - 15th February, 2019
FIRE WATCH
from Kenepuru Saddle and Torea Saddle, on the Kenepuru Sound side, had been identified as the highes...
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Nelson Mail
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Forestry workers in limbo
It wasn’t the homecoming a family of wildfire evacuees were expecting. ‘‘You get home...
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Onform
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Otago Daily Times
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Welcome back!
Taking a break from cleaning up their Castle St flat following a party are secondyear Univ...
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Taranaki Daily News
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Teenager dies in crash
Leeann Brandt feared the worst when she heard a car crash through a fence and a thump, thump, thump ...
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The Dominion Post
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Capital tenants will feel crunch
As the squeeze tightens on Wellingtonians looking for a house to rent, a queue of people lined up la...
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The New Zealand Herald
Friday - 15th February, 2019
New staff hit rent hurdle
AWest Auckland school principal has opened her own home to two new staff as teachers recruited from ...
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The Press
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Land sales plan halted
An academic has likened soon-to-be axed land reforms, known as tenure review, to a ‘‘national tr...
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The Southland Times
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Going extra mile for ka¯ka¯po¯
It’s not quite the mile high club in the traditional sense, but there’s no doubt drones are play...
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The Timaru Herald
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Alpine Energy gets warning
South Canterbury lines company Alpine Energy has received a stern warning from the Commerce Commissi...
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Waikato Times
Friday - 15th February, 2019
Developers go cold on CBD
Mayoral hopefuls are clashing over an unpopular policy as developers pull out of the CBD. H...
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Central Leader
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Feilding-Rangitikei Herald
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Franklin County News
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Horowhenua Mail
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Kapiti Observer
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Manukau Courier
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Marlborough Midweek / Saturday Express
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Marlborough Property Express
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
North Harbour News
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
North Shore Times
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Nor-west News
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Property Weekly Manawatu
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Real Estate Outlook
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Rodney Times
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Southern Homes
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
South Taranaki Star
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
The Bay Chronicle
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
The Nelson Leader
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
The Tasman Leader
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Waikato Motortimes
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Western Homes
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Western Leader
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Manawatu Standard
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Pianist hurt at Esplande track
A narrow Palmerston North track likely to become more popular as a link from the Esplanade to the Ma...
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Otago Daily Times
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Love of 60 years marked on apt day
IF there were a failsafe way to remember your wedding anniversary, it would surely be to m...
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Taranaki Daily News
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
No respect for no-show
Colleagues of a controversial councillor say he has lost their respect after he failed to turn up to...
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The Dominion Post
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Anxious wait for affected patients
It will be August before patients who underwent surgery with potentially infected instruments in Haw...
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The New Zealand Herald
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Forced from home
Ayoung Bay of Plenty couple say they could be out on the street after being given less than a week�...
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The Press
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Metro Sports on cusp of deal
Authorities have chosen a preferred contractor for Christchurch’s long-delayed metro sports facili...
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The Southland Times
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Hot times in the south
Another scorcher in the south: Southland farmer Grant Lightfoot was snapped on his motorbike in the ...
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The Timaru Herald
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
It’s hard at bottom
The number of people seeking help for methamphetamine addiction and emergency housing in South Cante...
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The TV Guide
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
EDITOR’S LETTER With TV Guide Deputy Editor Chris Bush
When an actor plays a role well, lines can become blurred between a character’s traits and the act...
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Waikato Times
Thursday - 14th February, 2019
Oasis in a sea of brown
Plants are like people: some of them like the heat and some don’t. And it’s beginning t...
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Cambridge Edition
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
East & Bays Courier
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Eastern Courier
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Hamilton Press
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Location - Waikato
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Matamata Chronicle
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Northern News
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Northern Outlook
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
North Taranaki Midweek
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Papakura Courier
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Piako Post
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
South Waikato News
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019
Upper Hutt Leader
Wednesday - 13th February, 2019

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