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Bill McKay looks at council plans all over the country to get rid of community halls and war memorials.
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Tough economic conditions have forced the closure of dozens of capital city hospitality stalwarts, but some green shoots are starting to show through. One success story is a new bakery, which has opened four stores in ten months. Volco is the creation of businessman and former professional tennis player Tony Parun, along with his son Anthony. They started by rebranding their German bakery, Brezelmania, in Kelburn midway through last year. They've since opened up three more stores throughout the city, each with slightly different menus. The latest is only a few weeks old, offering a full-blown brunch menu alongside their wide selection of pastries and pies. Business lead Anthony Parun and head chef Kirran Buckland speak to Kathryn.
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Gareth Hughes is the Director of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance Aotearoa is a former Green MP and is no longer a member of any political party. Tim Hurdle was an adviser in previous National governments. He works in strategic communication and advisory, and is currently campaign director for Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown.
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Tom discusses how an independent review of Wellington Electricity's security is being called for.
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From this month on, our defence force staff will standing to attention with locally made socks on their feet.
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An interest in his family's history led Don Auckram to the Havelock Cemetery in Marlborough.
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Three EU countries go to the polls in "Super Sunday" elections and European leaders will attempt to talk to Trump ahead of Putin talks.
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Agritech firm Bontia Bio has patented world-first technology which could bring a massive shakeup to the billion-dollar global animal treatment market.
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A Wellington developer is keen to promote a council affordable housing scheme that is cost neutral to ratepayers.
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Learning support in New Zealand schools is at breaking point, and the status quo is failing many vunerable learners, according to a new report.
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Our comedians Pinky Agnew and Elisabeth Easther look back on some of the funnier stories of the week just gone, including the Cannes Film Festival saying it will no longer tolerate nudity on the red carpet.
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Golfing majors, A-League playoffs, big decisions - it's another busy time for New Zealand's sporting codes.
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Jonathan Leask is a Local Democracy Reporter in Mid Canterbury from the Ashburton Guardian.
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Jack McConnell from Unity Books Auckland reviews Universality by Natasha Brown published by Faber
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Dr. David A. Kessler has written extensively on the food industry's role in engineering addictive foods, which contributes to the obesity epidemic globally.
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Ed White is a correspondent with the Financial Times based in Shanghai
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In 2012, a change to New Zealand's road rules caused a frenzy among some drivers who worried our roads would turn to chaos.
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The race for the Wellington mayoralty took a turn last month, when Andrew Little came out of political retirement and threw his hat in the ring.
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The head of the Social Investment Agency - on the big changes ahead for funding of social services provided by NGOs for some of the most vulnerable.
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