Ferris wheel could be coming to Auckland's waterfront by Christmas Tataki Auckland Unlimited is exploring options for Quay St Promenade, with the wheel potentially opening in December 2026 subject to consents. 
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Trade recurring Microsoft 365 fees for a $28 lifetime Office 2021 license on one PC TL;DR: Skip recurring Microsoft 365 fees with a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows, now $27.97 through November 1 (MSRP $219.99).
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One lucky Lotto player scoops more than $15m Powerball jackpot One lucky Lotto player has become$15.25 million richer after winning Saturday night's Powerball jackpot. 
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Keep Rugby League World Cup celebrations within 'reasonable hours', police say Police have received a number of complaints in relation to celebrations in recent days, where parades had continued into the early hours of the morning. 
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Is streaming making it harder for us to listen to New Zealand music? Just four percent of the songs streamed in Aotearoa in 2025-26 came from local artists. What's happening? 
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Arrests made as police monitor Rugby League World Cup celebrations Police say most fans are celebrating responsibly, but complaints have been made about noise and unsafe behaviour. 
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Magnitude 7.2 quake off Vanuatu triggers tsunami warning A 7.2 magnitude earthquake off Vanuatu triggered a tsunami warning on Saturday, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said. 
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Auckland’s Cornwall Park to charge up to $35 a day for parking More than 300 free all-day spaces will remain, while paid areas will offer two free hours before charges kick in. 
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Woman, 65, becomes second patient to die of Ebola in Kenya She was a close family member of the first victim, a man who had travelled from the Democratic Republic of Congo. 
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